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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72 reviews for Fine Motor Activities for March Morning Work
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Jennifer C. –
All your resources are always amazing! My students love it!
Pamela F. –
This is a great resource. I love how some of the activities can also be used in April or May. I am looking forward to being able to use this for 2-3 months!
Julie S. –
I haven’t used the whole bundle of activities in this set, but I have loved what I’ve used so far. Very engaging and easy to get ready. I love the range & variety of activities as well & will be able to stretch it out for longer than the month.
Taryn F. –
LOVE These. I keep checking for more to come out!
Your Teacher Friend –
Such a wonderful resource!
Sara D. –
Great for morning work!
Kelly Lamb –
Thank you!
Emily H. –
Fun engaging morning work for students!
Allie O. –
Great activity for centers!
Kindergarten Goodness –
cute
Melissa B –
Ever since I switched from morning work to fine motor centers, my students have been super engaged in the morning and excited to come to school. I have been purchasing all of your centers and we LOVE them!
Rhonda M. –
Very Helpful.
Sonia Garbellini –
my students loved using this resource during rotations
Stephanee griffith –
We use fine motor activities daily. I was excited to add to our collection
Danielle G. –
My students love these activities!
Brook Umbarger –
My students loved these centers! Very hands on and engaging!
Chantell C. –
These kits are the best! My son and I have so much fun with them that he even wants to use them outside of his homeschooling lessons. I plan on keeping them within reach once he starts kindergarten at school as well. While working his fine motor skills with things like pom poms (very affordable manipulative option) he can now hold a pencil with decent control. For colorful chain links you can use with the matching cards, search “parrot chain toy” online. I printed and laminated everything and we use them with various items from our manipulative carts or as additions to sensory bins. They are great not just for fine motor practice, but math and literacy too!
Melissa S. –
Great resource!
Kimberly M. –
Thank you
Patsy O. –
WONDERFUL resource. So easy to prep for and put into morning bins or rotation tubs. These activities focus on both academic as well as the much needed focus on fine motor skills. My kiddos love interacting with the activities and always ask for more time to work on them.