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Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and other ages...Practice scissor skills such as cutting along or within lines. Teach young kids to cut through to the edge of the paper for accuracy and improved bilateral coordination skills.
Grade this activity by requiring turning the paper or smaller/larger tree shapes. How would you use this simple activity? 🎄 ✂️ 🎄 ✂️ https://www.theottoolbox.com/christmas-tree-scissor-skills-craft/

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Play is the way to go when trying to build fine motor skills needed for ✏️ endurance in pencil grasp, 👟dexterity in tying shoes, 🧩coordination for building puzzles, 💻finger isolation to type, 🔑grasp time manipulate objects, ✂️graded precision to cut without tearing paper, 🖍endurance to color without fatigue, 👖bilateral skills to complete self-care...and SO much more! Here are the top toys, games, activities that use PLAY to build fine motor skills: https://www.theottoolbox.com/building-fine-motor-skills-through-play/

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So many kids (and BIG kids 😊) struggle with executive functioning or just are challenged by the skills that make up the executive functions. Planning and prioritizing tasks is a big concern for many kids who struggle. These skill areas are essential for initiating tasks and following through with projects.
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You’ve probably seen the child that: •Can’t get started on homework
•Has trouble figuring out how to start a big assignment like a book report
•Starts a project but then never finishes because they struggle with the steps
•Has difficulty remembering and completing all of the steps to when getting dressed and ready for the day
•Can’t figure out the most important assignments to complete first
•Has trouble when there are more than a few items on a “to-do” list
•Can’t sequence a project visually or verbally
•Has trouble looking at the “big picture”
Tips and tricks for addressing planning and prioritization: https://www.theottoolbox.com/executive-functioning-skills-planning-prioritization/

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Love this little craft that is a power tool for bilateral coordination, visual tracking, motor planning, fine motor skills, and more. Pop it onto the Christmas tree for a kid-made ornament or just have fun with it! https://www.theottoolbox.com/bear-craft-christmas-ornament/

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