You don’t need specialized tools to improve fine motor skills. Many everyday items can be used to create fun and effective activities.
Household Items to Use:
Kitchen Tools:
Use tongs or tweezers to pick up small objects like cereal or cotton balls.
Clothespins:
Squeezing clothespins strengthens finger muscles.
Coins and Piggy Banks:
Inserting coins into a slot improves precision and coordination.
Buttons and Zippers:
Practice fastening and unfastening buttons or zippers on clothing.
Benefits of Everyday Activities:
Easily accessible and low-cost.
Integrates skill-building into daily routines.
Provides practical, real-world applications for fine motor skills.