Easter Fine Motor Activities

One of the most popular posts on Mess for Less has been our 18 Fine Motor Activities for Preschoolers, so I was inspired to gather some of my favorite Easter Fine Motor Activities. These kids' activities are a great way for preschoolers and kindergartners to work on strengthening those important small hand muscles.

⭐Why These Easter Activities Are Awesome

• These fine motor activities will get kids in the Easter spirit while practicing an important skill.
• Fine motor skills help with writing and cutting and become very important when kids start school.

✋Essential Fine Motor Supplies

If you try out these Easter fine motor activities, you're probably interested in helping your child develop their fine motor skills. There are a number of supplies that I think are must-haves for practicing fine motor skills. Eye droppers are perfect for squeezing up water. Kids Tongs can be used with pom poms and other small items for a quick activity. Pipe cleaners and styrofoam blocks also offer a variety of fine motor uses.

🐣Easter Fine Motor Activities

Liquid Watercolor Decorated Eggs from Mess for Less

Using droppers and liquid watercolors to create vibrantly colored eggs for Easter.

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Color Matching Activity For Easter from Little Bins for Little Hands

Put all those plastic eggs to good use with this fun game that helps teach colors. It is a great fine motor activity as well!

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Make an Easter Egg Garland Craft for Preschool from Kids Activities Blog

I love how you can use this garland to help countdown to Easter!

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Easter Egg Fine Motor Work from This Reading Mama

Print out these Easter pictures to help kids practice their cutting skills.

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How to Make Spotted Easter Eggs from Mess for Less

You'll love this unique way to decorate eggs!

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Easter Eggs & Toothpicks Fine Motor Sculptures from Stir the Wonder

Check out these cool sculptures made with tiny Styrofoam eggs and toothpicks.

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Easter Egg Fine Motor Fun with Pompoms from Craftulate

Practice color matching, sorting and fine motor skills all at once.

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Fine Motor Easter Activity from JDaniel4's Mom

This activity is easy to create using a recycled cereal box.

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Easter Egg Lacing Cards from The Kindergarten Connection

You can make these lacing cards yourself and use them to work on fine motor skills, visual perception and visual discrimination skills.

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Color Matching Bunny Tails from School Time Snippets

Kids use clothespins to pin the tail on the bunny.

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Wooden Easter Egg Crafts and Decorating Ideas from Rhythms of Play

You can use these colorful eggs to decorate for Easter.

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Fine Motor Easter Egg Hunt from In the Playroom

This fine motor activity is a fun alternative to a traditional Easter egg hunt.

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Easter Egg Counting Game from Inspiration Laboratories

Such a fun way to practice numbers and fine motor skills at the same time.

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Easter Transfer Activity from Pre-K Pages

In this fun Easter fine motor activity, kids can scoop and pour materials into plastic eggs.

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Woven Easter Egg Place Mats from Parenting Chaos

This is an easy craft to set up as it doesn't require a lot of materials.

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Polka Dot Easter Eggs from Cutting Tiny Bites

 Kids decorate paper eggs with eyedroppers. Fun activity for preschoolers!

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Easter Picture & Word Tracing Printables from Totschooling

Kids can practice tracing words and pictures with these free printables.

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Easter Egg Letter Matching Game from Mess for Less

Kids work on their fine motor skills while matching eggs and practicing letter recognition.

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Q-Tip Painted Easter Eggs from No Time for Flashcards

Kids will have fun mixing the paint and decorating the paper eggs.

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Printable Easter Egg Garland  from Lalymom -

This fine motor activity reminds me of the paper dolls I used to cut out as a kid. This is a fun way for little ones to practice scissor skills.

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