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The Importance of Pencil Grip and Fine Motor Activities in Preschool Development

Updated: May 1





An example of a good pencil grip
An example of a good pencil grip

Student is using all of their fingers to hold the pencil but we see some elements of a good grip!
Student is using all of their fingers to hold the pencil but we see some elements of a good grip!

Here are more examples of things to correct: 1. Holding the pencil in a fist. 2. Pencil is under the hand. 3. Tightly wrapping fingers around the pencil.

Student is not tucking in the ring finger and pinkie.
Student is not tucking in the ring finger and pinkie.


Try stringing cereal for something new and different!
Try stringing cereal for something new and different!


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