November Fine Motor Activities for Thanksgiving and Fall Morning Work Tubs
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Engage your students, as they build fine motor skills with these 20 math and ELA November fine motor activities! 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 November fine motor activities! 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 November fine motor activities, plus 2 bonus activities!
The themes for the November fine motor activities include: Fall, Thanksgiving & Turkeys
- Fine Feathers (paperclips | 1:1 counting)
- Sort the Feathers (colored clothespins | sorting by attribute)
- Turkey Trot (clothespin and dice | 1:1 counting)
- Fancy Feathers (play dough | number recognition and 1:1 counting)
- Count the Cream (white pom poms | 1:1 counting)
- Stack the Hay (snap cubes | 1:1 counting)
- Piles of Leaves (chain links | subitizing)
- Harvest Addition (pom poms | addition)
- Counting Cornucopias (clothespins | number order)
- Football Patterns (pom poms | AB, ABB, and ABC patterns)
- Pattern Block Pictures (pattern blocks | shape recognition)
- CVC Trees (chain links | CVC words)
- ABC Hay Ride (chain links | ABC order)
- Turkey Builder (popsicle sticks | letter formation)
- Turkey Baker Maze (bingo chips or mini manipulatives | ABC order)
- Cornucopia Clips (clothespins | beginning sounds)
- Feasting on Words (chain links | sight word recognition)
- Scarecrow Sticks (clothespins | alphabet recognition)
- Popsicle Stick Pictures (popsicle sticks | simple sentences)
- Falling for Pom Poms (pom poms | November vocabulary words)
- Smashing Syllables (play dough | counting syllables)
- Torn Turkey (construction paper | sight word recognition)
Prep once and use all month! The November fine motor activities use common classroom manipulatives, including:
- Paperclips
- Pattern Blocks
- Play Dough
- Clothespins
- Chain Links
- Pom Poms
- Popsicle Sticks
- Snap Cubes / Linking Cubes
- Bingo Chips
- Construction Paper
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 November!
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32 reviews for November Fine Motor Activities for Thanksgiving and Fall Morning Work Tubs
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Dawn H. –
Fine motor delays are very common in our class. These are easy to print and prep and have as a quick center to practice our pre writing skills.
Carrie O. –
These were a great addition to my table time activities for the month of November.
Connie S. –
There are so many ways to use this resource with minimal prep! My students loved it!
Cindi T. –
Great resource. My kids enjoyed these fine motor centers. Learning while being engaged.
jennifer B. –
Good variety of activities. My students especially liked the 1-1 counting activity with the turkey and clothespin feathers
Jamie J. –
My students ages 3-5 years, were engaged with this activity. I would definitely recommend it.
Kristin S. –
Love love this. My students loved doing the activities
Magdalena Cruz-Perez –
These were so great for our turkey unit last week thanks for such awesome activities for my kiddos they loved it.
Stephanie C. –
Students enjoyed matching colors and letters. Fun way to work fine motor skills and letter and color recognition.
MissBrePreK –
My students loved this! Very engaging and great to spice up fine motor activities.
Dominique J. –
My students love these thematic centers. Thank you so much for this resource. It has made my teacher live so easy.
Michael S. –
The kids love these activities. They were easy to put together and easy to teach how to do them. They work great for centers and table time.