Fine motor skills involve the use of the smaller muscle of the hands, such as when doing up buttons, opening lunch boxes or using pencils or scissors.
Fine Motor skills include:
Fine motor skills are essential for performing everyday skills like cutting, self care tasks and pencil skills. Without the ability to complete these every day tasks, a child's confidence and feeling of independence can suffer.
To help build your child's confidence and efficiency with fine motor tasks, particularly cutting, we have attached some links for tasks and tips to use at home. We encourage you to read, print, and participate in these cutting activities with your children at home in order to model efficient cutting skills, encourage your children to persist to master this skill, and to assist your child in building their fine motor strength.
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