Wrap the Food - Fine Motor Activity. This is an easy way for toddlers and preschoolers to develop fine motor skills. Perfect if you're trying to teach kids about nutrition and healthy eating. #finemotor #toddlers #preschoolers

You know you’re an activity mom when you see some RED Jell-O and automatically think of how you can use it to build fine motor skills. Yep, today I’m sharing...

A simple fine motor apple activity where a child gets "seeds" out of a paper bowl "apple" with tweezers!

Indulge in summer fun with these fruit crafts for kids. Snack on some watermelon and pull out your glue gun to stay entertained all season!

Strengthen fine motor skills with these easy Fine Motor Activities using Fruit Loops. These will be fun indoor activities for preschoolers.

Not too many are aware though that even kids in their preschool age can already begin their practice of yoga. This would ultimately raise concern among parents who fear that their child's body is not yet fully developed to expose it to such rigorous exercises.

Check out our fruit do a dot printables for toddlers! This engaging activity is designed to help your child improve their cognitive and fine motor skills.

Students choose a card from the stack and recreate the pattern by threading the fruit loops on their pipe cleaner. This is great for their fine motor skills too! Since today is all about taste, students can try the cereal and discuss and compare the flavors.

Strengthen fine motor skills with these easy Fine Motor Activities using Fruit Loops. These will be fun indoor activities for preschoolers.