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Fine-Motor Tubs
* Strings and beads with holes or macaroni noodles for beading (you can also cut up straws into small inch-like sizes for stringing)
* Paper and child-safe scissors for cutting practice
* Tissue paper for tearing
* Beans and/or Rice with pouring cups, spoons, measuring cups, and strainers for transferring
* Marshmallows with tweezers, pinchers, tongs, and/or chopsticks for pinching and transferring items into cups/bowls
* Toy tools like screws and screwdrivers for twisting/turning or hammer and nails for pounding into styrofoam
* Paperclips for linking, or with an egg carton for sorting colors
* White paper, stickers for peeling
* Small water bottles with twistable caps so the child can twist and turn them open and closed
* Velcro pieces you can buy to put together and pull off
* Zippers and latches
* Small shoes with shoestrings for lacing
* Tying practice on the computer
* Paper strips and clothes pins for clipping around the edges
* Clothespins and paper for clipping
* Having child "pinch" small and large objects up with their fingers
