These activities include various exercises developing eye-hand coordination. Choose the difficulty level from large movements and objects to small ones according to the child's abilities. In common we practice fine motor skills with children from an early age by playing different games such as building bricks, threading beads, cutting bananas, peeling eggs, tearing paper to pieces, grinding on a grinder and many others. In this category you will find various activities that contribute to the development of fine motor skills using paper and paper templates, but do not require to work solely with pencils and crayons.