Fine Motor Activities for December 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 December! 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 December! 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 December, plus 2 bonus activities!
- Trim the Tree (play dough | number identification)
- Counting Tree (festive manipulatives | number sense)
- Sticker Tree (stickers | number sense)
- Orderly Ornaments (clothespins | number order)
- Ornament Patterns (pom poms | patterns)
- Pattern Block Pictures (pattern blocks | shape recognition)
- Holiday Addition (linking cubes | addition)
- Candy Cane Count (paper clips | one-to-one correspondence)
- Button Count (buttons | one-to-one correspondence)
- Button Bonds (buttons | number bonds to 20)
- Feed the Gingerbread Man (pom poms | counting)
- Feed the Gingerbread Man (pom poms | addition to 5)
- Colorful Lights (pom poms | color word recognition)
- Popsicle Stick Pictures (popsicle sticks | sight word recognition)
- Stocking Stuffers (clothespins | beginning or ending sounds)
- String the CVC Lights (chain links | cvc words)
- Tree Trunk Alphabet (clothespins | alphabet match)
- CVC Trees (clothespins | middle sounds)
- Alphabet Train (chain links | abc order)
- Sound Sacks (chain links | beginning sound)
- Santa’s Dough Shop (play dough | syllable identification)
- Scrambled Stockings (clothespins | sight word recognition)
Prep once and use all month! The fine motor activities for December 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
- Snap Cubes / Linking Cubes
- Play Dough
- Clothespins
- Dot Stickers
- Festive Manipulatives
- Popsicle Sticks
- Chain Links
- Paper Clips
- Pom Poms
- Buttons
Please download the preview for a closer look at each activity!
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 December!
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Mary M. –
There were so many clever fine motor activities included in this resource! I really liked the variety of ideas and the different ways they incorporated fine motor practice into fun seasonal activities. It gave me plenty of options to choose from with my preschoolers and some ideas I wouldn’t have thought of on my own. A fun and useful December resource!
Torey C. –
Adorable and Fun holiday activities that are great practice for little fingers!
Verna Lynn G. –
My students really enjoyed working with this resource in the classroom—it was highly engaging and well received.
Margaret J. –
My students loved this activity, and it was so easy to use. Highly recommend!
Amanda Hull –
we were able to use these through the whole month! we used them for fine motor, math, and crafting.
Madeline N. –
I used these as our morning work/morning tubs and they were perfect! Definitely took some prep work but overall a great resource
Debi M. –
My kinders loved the playdoh tree mats the best. They were a big hit at our holiday party.
Zaria H. –
Used the last week before winter break really helped with those who need that extra practice
Jordan R. –
Used this resource with my 3.5 year old at home! Was a great way to keep him occupied, work on some fine-motor skills, and get into the holiday spirit!
Tia A. –
This is an amazing resource with lots of different items to use.
Jennifer B. –
I love all the options for students to work on fine motor skills. Cute! Thank you!
Jessica F. –
This worked well with my Title groups- thank you!
Michael S. –
There are lots of fine motor activities in here that are engaging for the kids. There is a good variety of activities.
Marilyn H. –
Great resource! The students enjoyed using these as morning tubs!
Jennifer B. –
Tons of great activities with little to no prep that kept a pre-schooler engaged and learning.
Beth L. –
These are awesome and my kiddos love these types of activities. Thank you so much.
Emilee Markham –
We use fine motor bins each morning as a way to start our day, these were great to include in our December bins.
Kindra G. –
Great activity to help students practice listening, speaking, and reading skills.
Miranda S. –
Great for early arrivers and early finishers. Made the last week before break much easier.
Michelle W. –
Great resource. My students were very engaged. Thankyou