Fine motor journal preschool

Teaching preschoolers to write shouldn't include worksheets. Instead, try a fine motor journal! They are more fun and just all around better.

This sticker shapes fine motor activity is a fun way for toddlers and preschoolers to learn shapes and develop fine motor skills.

We introduce journals with our 3 year olds with simple ideas that teach them how to love and care for their little books.

No more excuses! Starting a journal with your preschooler is easy and helps develop early writing and fine motor skills.

This post includes 5 different simple, watermelon-themed, journal activities for toddlers and preschoolers. Skills covered include lowercase and uppercase letter recognition, letter formation, counting and simple addition, shape recognition, pre-writing and fine motor skills, and an introduction to

This is a hands-on emotion sorting activity that focuses on common feelings such as mad, sad, happy, and excited. The activity is meant to help toddlers recognize, identify, and categorize these four emotions while becoming more comfortable talking about them.