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Homeschool prek parents! Remember learning is not just in acedemics. Build up other areas in their development. Example, fine motor skills. If they can not get properly hold a crayon or pencil, they most likely need to build their fine motor skills. Give them playdoh, let them rip paper, give them small things to pick up using their pointer finger and thumb or using tweezers. It will all eventually come together in other areas of development to help them succeed. Don’t just start from the top...give room for them to build.👏🏽👏🏽 I’m rooting for all of you!

Building Fine Motor Skills is important:

Preschoolers develop fine motor skills through play with appropriate materials and objects. Preschoolers also learn through repetition and experimentation. A learning environment with a wide variety of open-ended materials such as paper, drawing utensils, glue, clay, and small blocks provides a young child with a variety of opportunities to explore his/her own interests. Preschoolers who have the chance to construct their own knowledge and who can work at their own levels will be more engaged in learning and more capable of developing their fine motor skills. (Bedekamp & Copple, 2009)