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Download your FREE Lazy Eight Handwriting Grand Prix Fine Motor Skill Builder

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King, the Fantastic Fingers® Fine Motor Skill Builders includes 54 pages total of 3 levels of fine motor activities (18 pages each) plus an introductory letter in Word format (you can edit it!). But it can be a real struggle to find the time to create graded levels of activities to complete at home or in the classroom.ĭeveloped by an experienced OT, Ingrid C. We all understand that children need practice time to develop hand function that is essential for life skills. Three levels of fine motor activities are ready to go! Want More Fine Motor Skill Builders?īusy OTs, teachers, and parents will love these Fantastic Fingers® Fine Motor Skill Buildersto develop hand function in children. By writing with chalk, the child receives different proprioceptive and tactile feedback as they write compared to crayons. Use chalk pieces on a large chalkboard instead. This shape could be turned into google eyes with a mask or glasses.

Instead of calling it a racing track, make it a butterfly, and use many colors to make rainbow colored wings, draw in a head and body. Just for fun, also drive little toy cars around the track. See if the child can draw the initial lazy eight handwriting track. Try using other colors, and take turns racing several cars around the track. Tips and Suggestions for the Lazy Eight Handwriting Grand Prix Fine Motor Skill BuilderĪim to not stop while drawing the lazy eight patterns, and don’t press too hard or too softly.

When you are ready, have a race where you time and record how long it takes for each crayon car to do a certain number of laps e.g. Take turns drawing laps with the crayon ‘cars’ held in your preferred hands in the tips of your 3 Friends (thumb, index and middle fingers). Secure the paper sideways in line with their middle and at face height.ĭraw for the child a large doubled lined, lazy eight racing track or download your FREE copy below with a start/finish line across the top left side. The child sits on a suitable chair with their feet flat on the ground, and knees just touching a smooth vertical surface e.g. You will the following materials: several large sheets of paper (or use the FREE printable Figure 8 Loop), Blu Tack (or similar to secure paper to vertical surface), felt marker, thick crayon pieces about 2 inches (4.5 cm) long, and a timer. How to Use the Lazy Eight Handwriting Grand Prix Fine Motor Skill Builder

Good fine motor skills are vital, being one of four main predictors of early academic success. Remember, children spend up to 60% of their class time engaged in fine motor activities. Children also use their fine motor skills in order to learn how to learn. Why Do the Lazy Eight Handwriting Grand Prix Fine Motor Skill Builder?Įvery child should have the best possible opportunities to develop skilled hand function, so essential for all life tasks.

This freebie is from Fantastic Fingers® Fine Motor Skill Builders Level 1. After you print, it is a super easy activity to send with children for carrying over fine motor skill practice at home or in the classroom. Children can work on improving the flow and control of arm movements, develops eye-hand coordination, and directionality which all are important building blocks to develop hand skills.

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You can download it for free at the end of this post. If you want to practice pre-writing skills, crossing midline, and fine motor skills, check out this FREE printable packet – Lazy Eight Handwriting Grand Prix Fine Motor Skill Builder.