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You can download our activity guides to develop a range of skills that are especially important during the early years. By making sure they are relevant to various cultural backgrounds and languages, we strive to ensure they are universally adaptable.
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Fine Motor
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Gross Motor
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Social
Fine Motor
Fine motor skills incorporate the development of small groups of muscles in the hand that are involved in small, detailed movements such as picking up puzzle pieces, tiny objects, and holding a pencil.
Dry Pouring
2+
Unrolling a rug or mat
2+
Rolling a rug or mat
2+
Pouring with a Funnnel
2+
Spooning
2+
Pouring Water
2+
Gross Motor
Gross motor skills use large muscle groups for large movements, such as kicking a ball, lifting and carrying, and whole body balance and coordination.
Carrying a Bucket of Water
2+
Carrying a Table
2+
Carrying a Chair
2+
Polishing Metal
2+
Sweeping a rug or carpet
2+
Opening and closing a door
2+
Social
The philosophy behind Small Hands Projects is deeply rooted in the Montessori method, emphasizing child-centered, hands-on learning that nurtures the holistic development of each child. Our approach recognizes the innate curiosity and potential in every child, particularly those from underserved communities, and seeks to create an environment where learning is both meaningful and joyful.
Silence Game
2+
Walking on the line
2+
Opening and closing a door
2+
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Greeting a person
2+
Washing hands
2+
Polishing Wood
2+
Polishing Metal
2+
Pouring Water into Multiple Vessels
2+
Matching Objects
2+
Sorting
2+
Washing hands
2+
Folding cloths, towels, or clothes
2+
Opening and Closing a zipper
2+
Opening and closing buttons
2+
Flower Arranging
2+
Mystery bag
2+
Tying a bow
2+
Opening and closing snaps
2+
Walking on the line
2+
Folding cloths, towels, or clothes
2+
Polishing Wood
2+
Silence Game
2+
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