Helping to Support Teaching and Learning
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Pincer Grip
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Helps children develop the pincer grip, crucial for writing readiness. Activities included focus on refining this crucial small motor skill.
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Control Skills
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Enhances children’s control skills with included tools and activities. This helps in developing the muscles and precision useful for writing.
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Hand-Eye Coordination
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Builds hand-eye coordination, supporting physical development. This is useful for tasks requiring precision and accuracy.
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Parent Involvement
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Encourages parental engagement, fostering a collaborative educational environment. This partnership enhances the effectiveness of pre-writing skills activities.
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Physical Development
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Develops small motor skills through practical activities like pouring, stirring, and threading, supporting EYFS aims. These tasks are useful for early physical development.
TTS Alice Sharp’s Parents Take Home Fine Motor Bags
Take-home bags to encourage parent-child interaction to develop writing skills.
Overview
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Supports children’s control and fine motor skills in early years education, fostering parent-child collaborative learning.
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To encourage parent-child learning activities, teachers will find these take-home bags helpful. These resources help children practise motor skills such as pincer grips, tripod grips, and develop hand arches vital for writing readiness. By involving parents as partners in education, these kits foster a collaborative approach to early years education.
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Aligned with the EYFS curriculum, the bags offer activities to develop small motor skills through tasks like pouring, stirring, threading, and dressing dolls. These tasks enhance physical development and provide opportunities for children to share their work, supporting personal, social, and emotional development. With various tools, children build foundational skills needed for handwriting.
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By practising these skills at home, children improve hand-eye coordination, making them better prepared for classroom activities. The nature of these kits makes them an excellent resource for teachers looking to enhance fine motor skills in three-year-olds.
Supports the National Curriculum
EYFS, Physical Development
Offer children activities to develop and further refine their small motor skills e.g., pouring, stirring, threading, dressing/undressing dolls, small world, and construction.
EYFS, Personal, Social & Emotional Development
Provide opportunities for children to tell each other about their work and play.
EYFS, Physical Development
Develops the foundations of a handwriting.






















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