Teaching materials to develop children's motor skills
Motor skills are the movements and actions of a person’s muscles. Motor learning provides a permanent change in the body’s ability to perform a skill as a result of experience or practise. Our teaching resources are fun and engaging and help parents and teachers to develop motor skills in young children.
pencil control 
fine motor
gross motor skills 
gross motor
cutting skills 
fine motor skills activities
handwriting 
letter formation 
gross motor skills activities
dough disco 
scissor skills 
christmas 
cutting 
chinese new year 
nursery rhymes 
pencil control sheets 
playdough 
finger gym 
number formation 
Fine motor skills resources to build young muscles
Fine motor skills involve smaller movements of the wrist, fingers, feet and toes. They include actions such as picking up objects, writing and blinking. These motor skills work as a team to give people coordination and can be developed by careful training and experience. Featuring worksheets, activities and flashcards, Our selection of fine motor skills resources help you build coordination and manual dexterity in our selection of fine motor skills resources help build muscles in young students.
Gross motor skills resources to keep your class on its feet
Gross motor skills are physical developments that require the whole body to move. They involve the big muscles which keep the core stable and help the body perform everyday tasks, including walking, running, jumping and sitting. Our collection of gross motor skills resources are designed to get your young children strong and active in double-quick time.
