Fine Motor

Explore our range of fine motor skills resources for nurseries, preschools, schools and early years settings. Our resources provide opportunities for children to practise gripping, grasping, manipulating and coordinating their movements through hands-on activities and play.

From threading and lacing resources to construction, creative activities and practical fine motor toys, our range supports a variety of activities that help children develop hand control and coordination.

Looking for activity ideas to help improve your little one's fine motor skills? Read our blog which covers 5 easy fine motor skills activities for EYFS. 

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Fine Motor Activities for Early Years

Fine motor activities encourage children to use the small muscles in their hands and fingers while developing coordination and control. Everyday activities such as threading, cutting, drawing, building and manipulating objects can provide opportunities to practise these skills through play.

Use fine motor resources for individual activities, small-group sessions or as part of continuous provision. Activities can be adapted to suit different ages, abilities and levels of development.

Fine Motor Skills Resources

Choose from a variety of resources to support different types of fine motor activity, including:

  • Threading and lacing activities
  • Grasping and manipulation resources
  • Construction and building activities
  • Drawing and mark-making resources
  • Cutting and craft activities
  • Sorting and matching activities
  • Fine motor toys and games
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