Clothes pin activities

20 Fine Motor Activities Using Clothespins on Lalymom.com. Everything from super simple busy bags to letter learning, math, colors and more-...

Quick and easy fine motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers using clothespins! Try it!

Share this post...FacebookPinterestTwitterFine 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...Read More »

I’m a sucker for things like pipe cleaners, brand new pencils, pom poms in every shade of the rainbow, school glue, popsicle sticks and clothespins. I buy these random things…

Counteract screen-time fine motor delays with these fun clothespin activities for kids to help them develop hand strength and pincher grasp.

Paint swatch clothes pin matching game tutorial - Get a rainbow assortment of paint swatches and cut out the paint swatch and glue it on the clothes pins.

Clothespin Patterns Busy Bag Ideas - This is such a clever way for kids to practice identifying colors and patterns for preschoolers,for toddlers, and kindergarten. This is perfect for on the go, for in the car, and can easily be made from things from the dollar store!

Whether you're casually brushing up on lessons or full-on homeschooling, these activities are so fun your kid will barely realize they're learning.

These pinch exercises are prehension activities to build strength and endurance in lateral pinch, tip-to-tip grasp, and other pinch patterns.

Try this simple, low prep color game with your preschooler. Use your stash of clothespins to set up a fun color game that also works on fine motor skills.