May Fine Motor Skills Pack is Ready!

Published: Wed, 04/29/20

"I love the variety of activities you include in these products! I have all of them and they are always a big hit with my daughter as well as my students! :)" -Communication Blessings

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May is an exciting time for kids -- the weather is nicer, the flowers are blooming, and summer is around the corner. There are so many things to get excited about -- plus, we've got our May Fine Motor Pack ready for you!

With over 60 pages of special learning opportunities, these fine motor packets are full of low prep, interactive fun you can use indoors or outdoors. Your child will learn all about seeds, plants, farm animals, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, and more! They'll develop more skill sets with learning tools like geoboards, playdough, mazes, and the list goes on. For more details, go to our post about our May Fine Motor Skills Activity Packet.

May Fine Motor Activity Pages are ready!

May Fine Motor Skills Activities

This valuable pack of fine motor activities includes 60 thematic, hands-on interaction to build fine motor control skills in May! These thematic pages are perfect for your May learning centers. They are also great for early finishers, at-home resources, or as a tutoring binder you can bring on the go!

May Themes: Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Flowers, Seeds, Garden & Farm

$6.00

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