Important: When using a pencil, colors or crayons children should use the correct grip. The pencil should rest over the middle finger and it is held by the thumb and index finger. When working at table be sure that your child sits correctly, one hand holds the pencil and the other grasps the piece of paper or book.
When cutting, use scissors correctly: the thumb in the small hole, the index underneath and the middle and annular in the big one and remind the children that the thumb always goes to the ceiling.
*Paint over a big piece of paper hanging from the wall.
*Paint the floor with chalk or over a piece of paper trying to make big strokes where the arm has movement.
*Clean the table, windows or walls.
*Use the sprayer to spray plants or windows.
*Play with cloth pins around a plate.
*String beads, buttons, pasta, etc.
*Punch paper following a shape, you may use toothpicks, a non pointed needle. Place a piece of “foamy or carpet” under the paper.
*Tear paper and cut with scissors.
*Place seeds, beads, play dough, yarn, etc. over a drawing.
*Button an unbutton clothes.
*Bath dolls.
*Open and close small jars.
*Pour water from one container into another.
*Use an eyedropper to change water from one container into another.
*Play with sponges trying to use force in their fingers to press them.
JFK Student Support Service (preschool)
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