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Ep #29: 15 No Prep Fine Motor Activities with Erin from You Aut-A Know
As special educators, we know the importance of letting a child do things for themselves to promote independence but also so they can develop their motor skills, specifically their fine motor skills.
And luckily, incorporating fine motor activities into a student’s daily routine doesn’t have to be hard. Many toys are designed to develop fine motor skills beginning as young as infants and toddlers. Which brings me to today’s guest, Erin Hagey from the blog You Aut-A Know.
Erin has been working in the field of special education for 11 years and focuses on using evidence based practices in the classroom. Erin is the face behind the TPT store and blog You Auta Know.
Erin's blog post on 15 no prep fine motor activities caught my eye because that's exactly what I needed... A list of products that can be purchased cheaply and that involve absolutely NO PREP!
The products she shares should be on every special educators’ wish list. Listen in as Erin describes each toy and how they can be easily incorporated into academic skills and communication skills.
You can find Erin's blog post HERE and use her links to get the activities.
Fine Motor Sensory Task Cards
If you are looking for even more easy ways to incorporate fine motor activities into your student's regular routine, check out these fine motor task cards.
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