Developed fine motor skills are not only essential to complete everyday tasks such as eating, zipping, buttoning, and tying shoes, they are also necessary for the academic life of a early learner. Strong fine-motor skills are necessary for writing and cutting, and it is the job of educators to develop these skills.
Read MoreA child’s small muscles that control finger, thumb, and hand motion needs to strengthen as a young child grows and develops. With this strengthening come confidence to feed oneself, zip a zipper, throw a ball, and move easily to more complex muscle using skills.
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