Today's Fine Motor Fridays post was inspired by the loveable and well-known Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. And color matching. And clothespins!
When you put those three things together, you get our Color Matching Reindeer Clothespin Activity.
At the end of the post I have included our Reindeer Face Template to make this activity a little bit easier for you to put together. Since I've already done it, I'd love to share it with you!
Once you have printed and/or made a Reindeer face template yourself, I highly encourage you to laminate
them for durability. This activity can definitely be re-used over the next few weeks... and beyond!
After prepping the reindeer faces by laminating and cutting them out, use marker and/or paint to to color your mini clothespins
to make colorful reindeer antlers.
So for Rudolph the Blue Nosed Reindeer, make two clothespins blue... and so on.
If you choose to get all fancy, add some glitter glue to your clothespin antlers!
Once the activity is prepped and ready to go, present it to your child! Have them work on those fine motor skills by matching Rudolph's colorful antlers to the color of his nose.
Enjoy!
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When you put those three things together, you get our Color Matching Reindeer Clothespin Activity.
Christmas Fine Motor Color Activity
Great for your toddler working on color recognition and to reinforce those fine motor skills with your preschooler. And if you want to get all crazy, you could even change this activity to work on math facts!!To put this activity together for your little one(s), you'll need:
- Reindeer Face Template
- Laminator
- Mini Clothespins
- Markers or Paint
- Glitter Glue
At the end of the post I have included our Reindeer Face Template to make this activity a little bit easier for you to put together. Since I've already done it, I'd love to share it with you!
Once you have printed and/or made a Reindeer face template yourself, I highly encourage you to laminate
them for durability. This activity can definitely be re-used over the next few weeks... and beyond! After prepping the reindeer faces by laminating and cutting them out, use marker and/or paint to to color your mini clothespins
to make colorful reindeer antlers. So for Rudolph the Blue Nosed Reindeer, make two clothespins blue... and so on.
If you choose to get all fancy, add some glitter glue to your clothespin antlers!
If this is something you would like to put together for your little one(s), enjoy our free printable Reindeer Face Template!
Enjoy!
More Fine Motor Activities....
- Candy Cane Pipe Cleaner Garland from Craftulate
- Cute Mini Christmas Trees from Powerful Mothering
- Invitation to Create: Christmas Ornaments from P is for Preschooler
- Pouch Cap Wreath from House of Burke
- Christmas Scissor Skills and Craft Activity from Little Bins for Little Hands
- Christmas Lights on the Light Table from Still Playing School
- 3 Christmas Fine Motor Activities Using Coffee Sleeves on Lalymom
- DIY Fine Motor Kit from Stir the Wonder
- Scented Snowflake Sensory Soup from And Next Comes L
And if you'd rather not take a chance and you would like to order a copy of our book right now, you can do that too! Head on over to read more about our latest book, 99 Fine Motor Ideas!
post may contain affiliate links.
