Westinghouse Modules 1C-,5X- Emerson VE-,KJ-
Honeywell TC-,TK- Fanuc motor A0-
Rosemount transmitter 3051- Yokogawa transmitter EJA-
Fine Motor Activities The following activities involve the use of
manipulatives to support young children's fine motor development,
and will help to build the strength and dexterity necessary to hold
a pencil appropriately.
1. Mold and roll Play-Doh® into balls—using the palms of the hands
facing each other and with fingers curled slightly towards the
palm.
2. Roll Play-Doh® into tiny balls (peas) using only the fingertips.
3. Use pegs or toothpicks to make designs in Play-Doh®.
4. Cut Play-Doh® with a plastic knife or with a pizza or tracing
wheel by holding the implement in a diagonal grasp.
5. Tear newspaper into strips and then crumple them into balls. Use
the balls of paper as stuffing for scarecrows, puppets, or other
art projects.
6. Scrunch up one (1) sheet of newspaper in one hand—great for
building strength!
7. Pick up objects using large tweezers such as those found in the
Bed Bugs® game. This can be adapted by picking up Cheerios®, small
cubes, small marshmallows, pennies, etc., in counting games.
8. Shake dice by cupping the hands together, forming an empty air
space between the palms.
9. Use small-sized screwdrivers like those found in an erector set.
10.Use lacing and sewing activities such as stringing beads,
Cheerios®, macaroni, etc. Also, if available, plastic-coated
string—S’getti String®—works great with cut up drinking straws.
11.Use eye droppers to "pick up" colored water for color mixing or
to make artistic designs on paper. Turn coffee filters into an art
project!
