Fruit lacing cards to print, cut and punch: children thread a shoelace around the edge of each fruit card to build hand strength and two-handed coordination.
Print on cardstock (or print on paper and glue to cardboard), cut out each card and punch a hole at every dot with a hole puncher. Tape or knot one end of a shoelace and lace around the edge. Start by looping over the edge, then move on to in-and-out. Laminate to make the cards last. Prep time: 10 minutes, then they are reusable.
Cardstock, scissors, a hole puncher and a shoelace or yarn. A laminator is optional.
Get this pack in the Lacing Cards Bundle and save compared with buying the packs one by one.
Made by Ms. Aviv, a licensed pediatric occupational therapist, and used with real kids before it reaches you. Print-ready PDF on US Letter (prints on A4 with “fit to page”).
Fruit lacing cards to print, cut and punch: children thread a shoelace around the edge of each fruit card to build hand strength and two-handed coordination.
Print on cardstock (or print on paper and glue to cardboard), cut out each card and punch a hole at every dot with a hole puncher. Tape or knot one end of a shoelace and lace around the edge. Start by looping over the edge, then move on to in-and-out. Laminate to make the cards last. Prep time: 10 minutes, then they are reusable.
Cardstock, scissors, a hole puncher and a shoelace or yarn. A laminator is optional.
Get this pack in the Lacing Cards Bundle and save compared with buying the packs one by one.
Made by Ms. Aviv, a licensed pediatric occupational therapist, and used with real kids before it reaches you. Print-ready PDF on US Letter (prints on A4 with “fit to page”).
