Fine Motor Activities for March Morning Work
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Engage your students, as they build fine motor skills with these 20 math and ELA fine motor activities for March! Make the most out of fine motor tubs, morning work, or centers with these hands-on meaningful tasks!
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Engage your students, as they build fine motor skills with these 20 math and ELA fine motor activities for March! Make the most out of fine motor tubs, morning work, or centers with these hands-on meaningful tasks!
This edition includes a total of 20 fine motor activities for March, plus 2 bonus activities!
St. Patrick’s Day * Spring
- Catching Flies (pom poms | addition and/or subtraction)
- Counting Rainbow (colored manipulatives | number sense)
- Counting Chicks (yellow pom poms | one less and one more)
- Kite Tails (chain links | one-to-one correspondence)
- Tweet Patterns (pom poms | patterns)
- Feed the Frog (pom poms | addition to 5)
- Frogs on a Log (pom poms | subtraction from 10 to 0)
- 10 Speckled Frogs (green manipulatives | making 10)
- Pot O’ Number Bonds (yellow manipulatives | number bonds)
- Sequence the Shamrocks (clothespins | number order)
- Pattern Block Pictures (pattern blocks | shape recognition)
- Alphabet Gold Rush (chain links | abc order)
- Pot O’ CVC Words (chain links | cvc words)
- St. Patty’s Sentences (chain links | sight word recognition and sentence structure)
- Colorful Rainbows (play dough or colored manipulatives | sorting by color)
- Read a Rainbow (pom poms | sight word recognition)
- Sight Word Kites (alphabet beads | sight word recognition)
- Colorful Speckles (pom poms | color word recognition)
- Colorful Kites (beads | sorting by color)
- Rainbow Blends (chain links | L blends)
- CVC Chickadees (chain links | cvc words)
- ABC Tulips (clothespins | alphabet match)
Prep once and use all month! The fine motor activities for March use common classroom manipulatives. Print and cut each fine motor activity and gather the necessary manipulatives. Each activity can be placed in a bin, tub, or clear baggie so students can easily grab and play independently.
- Pattern Blocks
- Play Dough
- Clothespins
- Chain Links
- Pom Poms
- Pony Beads
- Colored Manipulatives
- Alphabet Beads / Letter Tiles
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If you like these fine motor activities, you’ll also enjoy these name builders and sight word builders, which build fine motor control and name/sight word recognition!
I hope your students love working on these fine motor activities throughout the month of March!
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jamie R. –
These March Fine Motor Activities are perfect for morning tubs and independent work! The activities are fun, hands-on, and keep my students engaged while they strengthen important fine motor skills. I love having something that is easy to prep and gives my students meaningful practice at the same time. Such a great resource for Pre-K! ??✂️
Spectrum Support Studio –
I am an ASD teacher and this resources is a very useful addition to my teaching.
Shanti P. –
Loved this to make quick centers for spring, I was looking for things that would have fine motor skills.
Beth L. –
Your resources are unbelievable and so appropriate. I love the variety and ease of use. Thank you!!
Melanie Hughes –
This was a helpful, easy to prep idea for my students with various learning needs. Easy to adapt!
Ashley G. –
Amazing resource to use in my small groups with students to help them enjoy learning.
carol N. –
I love these activities, however, it took a while to print, laminate, and cut apart everything. My students loved when we used them. I would pre-teach the activities in small group, then use them during my reading rotations for seat work.
Natalie F. –
Nice activity for the month of march for morning or extra tub work
melissa schmuck –
Used this in class with Kindergarten students. They loved it. Thank you
Amanda P. –
My students need all the work they can get on fine motor development. These activities made this practice fun and engaging.
christina A. –
Thank you for helping my center times run smoother. These activities were engaging and educational.
Rochelle V. –
I love this product! Each morning I have my kindergarteners do 15 minutes of fine moto activities and I have used many of these activities. Some take some time for prep, but now I can use them repeatedly. I like the variety of types of fine motor activities and they are engaging due to being colorful and matching my class themes. I look forward to buying others like this from this seller.
Lisa B. –
My students loved the assortment of activities! Great table top activities to practise number sense, as well as literacy activities to continue our mastering so letter sounds and becoming readers. I loved the one more one less activity and loved that the number line was there to support those struggling and in literacy loved the sentence practice! Amazing, thank you for your hard work.
Lizzy O. –
It was fun using this resource and my students enjoyed it. thank you.
Debra B. –
The many activities in this resource are so fabulous. I love that my kiddos are so engaged and were eager to access them at self-selected activities time.
So many early learning skills to practice.
Michael S. –
These were very easy to prep and easy for the kids to use without lots of directions. Very colorful and engaging activities for the kids.
Wild West by Jessi –
Just what I was in need of to beef up my students morning work! Thank you!!!
Cassie Laake –
LOVE these stations for my fine motor stations in the morning!
Tara Abendroth –
We love using these resources for early finishers!
Kindra G. –
Students enjoyed working on activities while reinforcing academic and language skills.