Here is what my clippy station looks like:
I just used yarn and push pins. My clippy stations are attached to the back of my cubbies. I actually hammered the push pins in so they wouldn't come out easily.
Click below to get your freebie off of my new rhyming unit so you can try clippy stations.
This freebie is one of the many activities in my new rhyming unit.
Here are some more little units that include clippy stations.
I'd love to hear from you! Do you use something similar? What else do you use to develop fine motor skills?
Mrs. Lindsey
What a wonderful idea! I love your freebie! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
kindertrips
I'd never thought about kids practicing clothespinning! What a great idea for fine motor development! I am guilty of not focusing too much on fine motor development outside of cutting, writing and coloring. I do have the kids use pencil grips if it's apparent that they are still in need of added assistance, and I always start the year with fat pencils and crayons and end the year with thin pencils and colored pencils. Thanks for the clippy idea!
ReplyDeleteAngela
Primarily Primary
Love it... pinned it to my rhyming board and Simply Center's Literacy board! Thanks for the freebie!
ReplyDeleteSimply Kinder, Simply Primary, & Simply Centers
Thank you for leaving a footprint on my blog. I am now following you!
ReplyDeleteAmy
Where Seconds Count
Thanks for sharing! I am your newest follower! I use clips for matching pictures, letter id, and number id. I have also used it for the kids to spell their name.
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http://funinecse.blogspot.com/
What an adorable *freebie*. Thank you so much for sharing it. =)
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