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Hole Punch Activity

July 19, 2016 Shaun Grant
OT Activity of the Day- Hole Punch Activity

OT Activity of the Day:

Hole punch fun!

Target Age Range: 3 and up

Improving handwriting is often what a pediatric OT is known for.  When a child comes in for handwriting help, most often the difficulty stems from a lack of hand strength and stability.  For these kiddos, in addition to remedial handwriting work, I also focus on building up their hand strength.  A hole puncher is often a very fun way of doing this.

Here I have made a lady bug and a snake.  I have put together and cut out 2-3 pieces of construction paper and used a hole punch in the top layers for the spots!  Not only are we working on improving hand strength but also bilateral coordination, a skill necessary for displaying appropriate cutting skills. 

Add an element of writing and create a story about your bug.  Enjoy!

← Yoga!Cutting Activity! →

POWERED BY

Melissa Twardzik - Occupational Therapy