Fine motor activities to help with handwriting

When frustrated with a child's handwriting, take the time to evaluate if they've been provided adequate visual boundaries for their developmental needs.

Here's how to improve kids handwriting... even if your child hates writing! These fine motor activities will help kids who hate worksheets to learn about handwriting. Find diy tips, ideas, and suggestions for kids in preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade, and beyond here.

Help your little ones build strong pencil control skills with our free bundle! Perfect for preK and kindergarten learners, this bundle will aid in fine motor development and writing skill building.

Improving pencil grasp with Fine Motor Play | The OT Toolbox

Fine motor skills are so important for toddlers and preschoolers to help develop the strength that’s needed for a lot of basic skills they need to learn such as tying their shoe laces to learning how to write. There are so many objects that you can use around your home for basic fine motor activities,...Read More »

Pencil control exercises like the ones in this blog are powerful strategies to improve handwriting and letter formation.

Use these 10 games for handwriting practice, allowing kids to improve legibility, sizing, placement, and more as they play.

Use these handwriting activities to help kids work on and imporve handwriting legibility with fun ways to work on letter formation, line use, and placement.

Hand strengthening is an important part of fine motor skills. This resource covers everything you need to know about hand strength.

Do your students struggle to print neatly and legibly? On this post, occupational therapist Meghan from WooTherapy shares her top tips for teachers and parents to improve student handwriting TODAY. Head to the blog to find out what might be missing for your child and how you can support fine motor development and struture your classroom for handwriting success.