Handwriting Worksheets - Handwriting Practice Sheets - Good Handwriting Tips

There are many activities you can expose your children to - A lot of activities are fun and also help in developing fine motor skills…..There are basically three kinds of activities which will help to develop your child’s fine motor skills:

• Grasping - example: using a pencils, crayons, brushes etc
• Manipulating - example: scissors, kneading, picking etc
• Hand-eye co-ordination - example: writing, cutting, threading etc

Here are a few activities that can improve your child’s fine motor skills:

• Playing with play-dough
• Using scissors to cut lots and lots of paper. Make sure the kids don’t use the adult scissors but use the safety scissors.
• Picking beads or other tiny objects using tweezers.
• Finger painting
• Stack objects - cards, coins, blocks etc
• Connect the dot puzzles
• Drawing and scribbling
• Beading activities
• Doing puzzles
• Any activity which isolates finger activity - example playing a piano or typing
• Kneading dough, mixing cake batter - get them to help with your cooking…

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