Support Fine Motor Skills In The Classroom With Clarity & Confidence
Supporting fine motor skills shouldn’t be a guessing game.
As an early educator, you already do so much to support your students' growth. But when it comes to fine motor skills, the ones children need for writing, cutting, drawing, dressing, and other daily tasks, it’s easy to feel unsure.
What’s developmentally appropriate? How do you support the kids who avoid fine motor tasks altogether? And how do you fit that support into a busy day?
You know these skills are important. But many teachers aren’t trained to understand what fine motor development looks like or how to help when a child is struggling. This can be especially challenging when you're managing different needs, limited time, and mixed-ability classrooms. That's where Fine Motor University comes in.
This easy-to-follow training provides practical strategies for preschool and pre-k teachers who want to help every student build essential skills.
Created With Busy Teachers In Mind
Fine Motor University provides self-paced access so that you can go through the lessons and training when it works best for you!
- You don’t need to be a specialist.
- You don’t need to add more to your day.
- You just need a better understanding and a few tools that fit the way you already teach.
Does any of this feel familiar?
- You aren’t sure how fine motor skills should develop or what’s age-appropriate
- You want to support students who resist writing, drawing, or cutting
- You’re unsure how to explain what you’re seeing to families or colleagues
- You’re looking for realistic, classroom-ready strategies that don’t require extra prep
If you answered yes to any of these, then Fine Motor Skills University is for you.
Here's What You Can Expect Inside
Understanding Fine Motor Skills
- The Significance of Fine Motor Skills in Early Childhood
- Typical Fine Motor Development Milestones in Preschoolers
- The Development of Hand Skills and the Impact on Function
Recognizing Fine Motor Challenges
In Young Children
- Understanding Variances in Skill Levels
- How Posture, Stability, and Gross Motor Skills Impact Fine Motor Skill Development
- Get a Grip-Understanding Pencil Grasp Patterns
Supporting Fine Motor Skills
In Young Children
- Choosing the “Write” Tool and Teaching Pre-Writing First
- Engaging Hands-On Activities and Cost-Effective Options
- Setting up a Fine Motor Friendly Classroom
Overcoming Common Challenges When Fostering Developement
- Programmatic Challenges That Teachers Face and Solutions That Help
- Supporting Students with Low Motivation or High Frustration with Fine Motor Activities
- The Parent-Teacher Connection-Building Strong Partnerships
Also Includes:
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Printable visuals, guides, and classroom tools
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Real-world examples that make concepts easy to apply
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Lifetime access so you can return anytime
- Certification of completion
Walk away from this training with:
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A stronger understanding of fine motor development
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Confidence in how to support students who struggle
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Practical strategies to use right away
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Tools to better communicate with families
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More calm, more clarity, and less second-guessing
Meet Your Instructor
Stephanie Roberts, MA, OTR/L
Pediatric Occupational Therapist | Educator | Founder of Write Beginnings
Stephanie has spent more than a decade supporting early childhood teachers and programs in a variety of settings. Her work focuses on helping educators build confident, inclusive, developmentally aligned classrooms with practical tools and strong foundations.
Give Yourself the Tools to Support Every Learner with Confidence
Enroll in Fine Motor University today and get instant access.
Special Offer $97 $197
Get Started TodayIs There A Guarantee?
Yes! A 100% Money Back Guarantee
This program has a 30 day money back guarantee. If you work through the first few modules and are not completely satisfied we will refund your money. Refunds must be requested in writing within this refund period.
