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The Importance of Fine Motor Development

Tue, Sep 24

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Kaleidoscope Learning

Children who have strong fine motor skills entering kindergarten perform well academically in elementary school and beyond. But why are they so important? And how can we support our children in developing their fine motor skills? Join us for an informative, fun, and practical evening!

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The Importance of Fine Motor Development
The Importance of Fine Motor Development

Time & Location

Sep 24, 2024, 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM

Kaleidoscope Learning, 1669 Arcade St, St Paul, MN 55106, USA

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About the event

Here at Kaleidoscope Learning, we are a little obsessed with fine motor skills. Why, you may ask? Well, helping children develop their fine motor muscles sets them up for success in so many arenas. Indeed, academic, practical, and artistic pursuits all require strong fine motor manipulation.

The great news is that activities that promote fine motor skills are easy and fun to implement at home! During this parent education night, our early childhood expert Julia will share the science behind the importance of fine motor skills in children as young as 10 months and as old as 5 years old. Then, parents will assemble their very own sensory bins to take and use at home with their children! (Who doesn't love a good make-and-take?)

Additional Details:

Childcare will be provided by Monarch Montessori School staff for children ages 2 and up. Children who are too young for the childcare option…

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