St. Patrick's Day fine motor and scissor skills activity for toddlers and preschoolers.
My youngest loves to cut things.
Always has.
He was quite little (maybe like 18 months even - can't remember for sure) when he first started exploring with scissors and cutting paper and he would happily cut paper for fairly long periods of time. And he still does today.
So I created this St. Patrick's Day fine motor tray for him to continue refining his fine motor skills.
St. Patrick's Day Fine Motor Activity Tray for Kids
For this fine motor activity, I used:
- Green cardstock, cut into strips
- Scissors & circle paper punch
I originally only included scissors for this fine motor tray, but four year old K asked for the circle punch. So I added it as he loves using it and it's such a good way to build hand strength and fine motor skills. He could seriously sit and punch out circles all day long.
Then he arranged all the circles into a happy face! How can you not smile at that?
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