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What would be the most appropriate way to help preschool children develop fine motor skills?

What would be the most appropriate way to help preschool children develop fine motor skills?

▸ Have a specific time each day where all the children practice handwriting

▸ Have a designated time each day where all the children use a pencil to either draw or write

▸ Provide an abundance of fine motor activities and allow children to choose activities they wish to participate in

▸ Require each child to spend at least 30 minutes per day working on fine motor skills

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Creating Environments for Learning: Birth to Age Eight

Creating Environments for Learning: Birth to Age Eight

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