Lacing is one of those quiet, focused activities little hands love. These cards add a letter and a picture, so fine motor practice doubles as letter practice.
These alphabet lacing cards build fine motor skills while your preschool and pre-K students practice letter recognition. There is one card for every letter from A to Z, each with a bright picture and its word. Print, laminate, punch out the dots, and let students lace them with yarn, string, ribbon, or shoelaces. They make an easy busy bin or morning tub that students can use again and again.
What is in it
- 26 alphabet lacing cards, one for each letter
- A picture and word label on every card
- Print, laminate, and punch directions
- 15 pages total
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Skills it builds
- Fine motor skills
- Letter recognition
- Hand-eye coordination
Where it fits
- Busy bins and morning tubs
- Fine motor centers
- Quiet time and early finishers
- Preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten
What teachers are saying
It holds 4.86 stars from 21 ratings.
"A great way to practice letter recognition while building fine motor skills."
"I used these as part of my soft start in the morning. My students need lots of fine motor activities. This was perfect."
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Laminate, punch, grab some yarn, and set them out in a calm corner.
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Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers
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