These fine motor crafts all use paper punches to create different artwork and activities.
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Circle punches are such a great tool for working on fine motor skills. Firstly, children work on their hand-eye coordination by positioning the paper inside the punch. Then they work on hand strength by pushing down to punch the paper. And finally they then get to work with a teeny tiny bit of paper – and the best way to pick it up is with a pincer grasp. There are so many types of artwork or fun activities that can be created with paper punches!
Paper Punch Tree
We used scrap paper circles on a tree template to create this beautiful wall art.
Fall Leaf Collage
We used a very small maple leaf punch to create this fall picture.
Valentine Matching Activity
This Valentine’s Day activity involves matching circles of the right size and colour.
Owl Collage
We used circle punches and scrap paper to make these cute owl collages!
Paper Bag Luminary
We used a snowflake punch to make this winter luminary but you could use any kind!
Circle Punch Fish
We cut circles from paint swatches to make this cute fish picture.
Mess Free Snowflake Art
No glue or paint needed to create this wintery scene!
If you’re looking for more fine motor crafts and activities, check out what the rest of the Fine Motor Fridays team have been up to this week!
- Put Me in the Zoo Fine Motor Activities from School Time Snippets
- Animal Spots – Fingerprint Paint Fun for Toddlers from Powerful Mothering
- Minute To Win It Games Easter from Little Bins For Little Hands
- Five Green and Speckled Frogs Game from Still Playing School
- Painting Rainbows with Combs from House of Burke
