Name: Geoboard Fine Motor Activities -Pet Themed - Differentiated Kindergarten
Price: 3.75 USD
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Geoboard Fine Motor Activities -Pet Themed

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Now, more than ever, fine motor practice is essential to our youngest learners. These geoboard mats not only allow students to practice those important skills, but they combine counting with fine motor to make this activity even more valuable. All you need are some geoboards and various colored rubber bands. Included in this…

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Categories: Fine Motor, Featured Fine Motor, Pets Tag: Pets

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All you need are some geoboards and various colored rubber bands.

Included in this set:

•I can card

•10 easy geoboard pet mats: cat, mouse, dog, bunny, fish, dog bone, dog house, yarn ball, fishbowl, and food bowl

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Teacher instructions: There are two levels of difficulty from which to choose. Select the option you would like to use and print these in color and laminate to extend the life of this activity. Students will use rubber bands to create the picture. Then they will count how many rubber bands they used, trace, and then write the word.

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