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Free physical therapy resources for Montessori
Scissor & Tracing Skills
Teaching your babies, how to hold scissors and telling them about how to use the scissors safely Those little hands can develop fine motor skills by learning the proper way to cut paper. Cutting with scissors is considered to be a pre-writing skill and can also help with developing pencil control skills. Thanks for purchasing my product. If you find this product helpful in your classroom, I would very much appreciate a rating and comment on my store. Thank You for your feedback. ~~~How to get TP
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PreK - 1st
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Free Community Helpers POLICE OFFICER/FIREFIGHTER Printable
Looking for a Community Helpers themed fine motor activity?These practice sheets are perfect for working on scissor control.Before children can write, they have to develop fine motor control. This line cutting activity encourages little ones by learning to cut lines while working on scissor grip and fine motor control.Instructions:Simply print and let the students cut. Pro tip- Tape the sheet to the table or a surface so the students can cut the sheet with ease.
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PreK - K
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Montessori Cutting strips for ages 3 +
Why should I incorporate cutting work into my curriculum? - It’s a fun way to strengthen hand muscles for young students - Improve coordination - Refine fine-motor skills - Preparation for holding a pencil for writing What is included in this printout? - One page of 4 cutting strips How do I prepare the cutting work? - Have size appropriate scissors for your student - Print out at 100% in color or black and white
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PreK - 5th, Staff
Farm Animals Yoga Game for Foundation Stage Children
A fun and easy way to introduce yoga to young kids, especially in their first session, is by talking about animals they know.Ask the kids if they have ever been to a farm.*Show a picture of a farm*Ask the children what animals they can expect to see on a farm. They will start by telling you the animals they saw in the picture, but eventually they might get creative and mention other animals or things they can recall seeing on a farm.Did you know that we can make shapes with our bodies to imitate
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PreK - 2nd
FREE - Building Letter A - Montessori Alphabet | Preschool | Digital Resources
Hey there! Thanks for checking out my product. As an experienced Montessori educator, I know firsthand how important multisensorial activities are for preschoolers. That's why I'm excited to introduce you to my Alphabet mat activity free kit!This activity only includes the letter A however we also have the full kit who includes Each ABC kit includes all 26 Flashcards letters of the alphabet hollow, written in the beautiful Montessori font. You can use it to introduce the first forms of writingAn
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PreK - 7th
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Motor Milestones Development 0-3 Years Old Gross & Fine Motor Skills
Empower parents and educators with this comprehensive Motor Milestones Checklist! Designed to track and celebrate children's physical development, this printable checklist covers crucial motor skills across different age ranges. From the first grasps and rolls to crawling, walking, and beyond, this resource helps monitor and support a child's progress. Easy to understand and use, it's a valuable tool for parents, teachers, and therapists alike. Use this checklist to ensure every child reaches t
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PreK - K
YOGA GAME AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: THE YOGA DICE
This easy movement game teaches children Yoga poses while boosting flexibility and attention to detail. Print the yoga dice downloadable page. Laminate each page individualy and cut out (or have the child cut out, depending on the age) the dice. Bend all the corners and put some strong glue on the flaps. Glue all the sides together and you are ready to play!! Divide children in groups of 4 and ask them to take turns throwing the dice. Whatever pose comes up, is the pose they all have to do.
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PreK - 3rd
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Recycled Push Boxes
This packet includes templates to be used for push boxes. Recycled tissue boxes and push pins can be used to build fine motor skills. Template is placed on top of empty tissue box. Use a push pin to poke a hole in each dot in the template. This activity builds fine motor and encourages the use of a tripod grasp. Letter, number, and shape templates allow for academic reinforcement.
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PreK - K
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