Fine Motor Busy Bins for Learning Geography
In today's screen-driven age, many kids don't get enough time working on their fine motor skills. The result is weak fingers and hands and poor handwriting. More time strengthening their hands is a necessary part of your school day, but it doesn't have to just include play dough kneading. Here are ways that you can improve your child's handwriting, while encouraging them to learn geography. Set up these fine motor activities in some trays or bins, so one child can work on them, while you're working with another child. Landform Trays with Play Dough // Pinay Homeschooler Squishing play dough is a great way to strengthen fingers and work on fine motor skills. This activity uses colored dough to create landforms in an engaging and interesting way. Place a few tins of play dough in a quiet bin with some printable cards, so kids can build whichever landform they want during their free time. Tracing Roads on Maps // Housing a...
