Developing fine motor skills in early childhood education helps build the foundation for critical future skills, for example, writing, tying show laces and eating food using utensils. At Tiny Hoppers, we provide various activities that help children develop their fine motor skills early. Children need to engage and explore the materials with different textures to build the skills needed later for daily tasks. Every child has the opportunity to develop fine motor skills through everyday actions and during playtime with activities that involve grasping small objects, using fingers for coordination, and using small muscles to hold objects.
