Feed The Animals Fine Motor Skills Games

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Boost fine motor control and hand-eye co-ordination as children help the hungry animals gobble up treats.

Fine Motor Development: Designed to bolster fine motor skills, this game uses tweezers for feeding animals, enhancing both hand-eye coordination and dexterity in a fun learning environment.
Numeracy Skills: Offers a unique way to practise counting, as children keep track of the treats fed to each animal, reinforcing early numeracy skills.
Language Enrichment: Encourages speech and vocabulary development by prompting discussions about the animals and their food during play.
Durable Design: Constructed from high-quality plastic, this game is designed for repeated use in classroom environments, ensuring it can withstand the rigours of daily play.
Curriculum Support: Supports EYFS goals for physical development and understanding the world, making it a valuable addition to learning resources.

Boost fine motor control and hand-eye co-ordination as children help the hungry animals gobble up treats.

This playful resource is designed to enhance fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Children are invited to use tweezers to carefully place pretend treats into the mouths of the animals, refining their precision and control with each play session. This activity not only supports the development of essential motor skills but also introduces a fun and engaging way to learn.

Counting skills get a natural boost as children count the treats fed to each animal, blending numerical learning with physical dexterity. Beyond numeracy, this game encourages children to articulate thoughts about the animals and their feeding process, facilitating language development.
The kit includes three animal figures, their bowls, thirty feeding objects, and safety tweezers. Ideal for group activities, it encourages social interaction and collaborative learning, making it a significant tool for cognitive and social development in different settings.