Free Tracing Math Shapes Geometry Work Task Fine Motor Skills Special Education

Description

This set of fine motor activities is a fun way for students to practice tracing math shapes for morning work or independent practice! Print and put in a folder or binder for students to work on during instruction! Great for IEP goals, centers, fine motor stations and independent work.

Details:

Includes 3 differentiated sizes, tracing worksheets to practice their fine motor skills!

• Option 1 – Worksheet sized perfect for bingo markers
• Option 2 – Half pages great for smaller font size
• Option 3 – Task card sized made for work tasks

Leveled Activities:

• Thin line for easy tracing with any writing utensil

Workbook Benefits:

• Customize the resource by selecting the level that is most appropriate for learners
• Add more difficulty or simplify the task
• Promote independent work
• Promote following directions
• Promoting start and stop in task completion
• Fine motor skill development
• Use at any time of day: Morning work, Independent work, Stations or Centers, and Down time

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Thank you again for your purchase and download!

Heather Cacioppo

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