As parents, we want to give our kids the best start so they’re prepared for life. That's why we read to our kids, teach them how to share and be nice so they can make friends, and we even give them routines to help them learn how to get through a day with relative calm. But there's one more thing we can do to help little ones succeed in school; we can give them lots of opportunities to practice their fine motor skills.Fine motor skills help children learn hand-to-eye coordination using the small muscles in their fingers, hands, and wrists. This skill set lays the groundwork for kids to grasp pencils and utensils, tie their shoes, and use safety scissors on their first day of school. But while those tasks may seem rather basic to a grown-up, they require practice for young kids to master. To help give your toddler’s fine-motor muscles a workout, here are 10 great fine motor activities to try at home.Fine Motor Threading Activity for ToddlersImage and activity via Laughing Kids LearnThre...
