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Description
Fine motor skills refers to small, fine, detailed movements. Moving a toe, moving a finger, grabbing something small. These skills set us apart from other animals, which is why they are less natural and take longer to learn. A child must typically train them for several years before they can comfortably hold a pen.
Objectives
The learning objectives in this topic are defined as follows.
- Learn different types of fine motor skills: grabbing, folding, tapping, etcetera.
- Explore how you can use these skills to create things or solve problems.
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Dexterity Diaries
A (printable) Novel exploring “My First Fine Motor Skills”A group of superheroes must come together But their powers are not what you’d think They can cut, fold, crumple, and draw ink To fight off the villains, they’ll need to get better
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Quiz of Micro Movement
A (printable) Trivia Kit exploring “My First Fine Motor Skills”A quiz to get you using your hands Training finger dexterity, or how to hold pens Or maybe you need to answer with a cut and a fold This quiz tests fine motor skills, creative and bold
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