Christmas Lacing Cards for Fine Motor Skills

A great way to get into the Christmas spirit and practice your fine motor skills is to use printable lacing cards. This is a great activity for your preschooler, toddlers can do some of the more simple lacing card activities as well. Did you also know it is a fun and frugal way for your kids to work on a few preschool skills?

I love this time of year when the holidays are on the horizon, it’s such an exciting time because you can bring the holiday season into your homeschool as well.

BOOKS TO READ WHILE USING THE CHRISTMAS LACING CARDS

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 The Christmas Story for Children This First Christmas Night The Nativity Story (Candle Bible for Kids) Jesus, God’s Great Gift: Biblical Values (I Can Read! / Dennis Jones Series) God Gave Us Christmas (God Gave Us Series) The Christmas Story (Little Golden Book) The Nativity Activity and Coloring Book (Dover Holiday Coloring Book) Holy Night, A Christmas Bible Coloring Book: Religious Christmas Coloring Book for Kids (Bible Coloring Books for Kids) Christmas Time: It’s All About Jesus! This Is the Stable M Is for Manger Celebrate! Christmas Nativity Sticker Activity Book (Dover Little Activity Books Stickers) Goodnight, Manger

How To Prepare The Christmas Lacing Cards

 

What You Need to Get Started:

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• printer
• card stock
• shoe lace
• lacing cards

First, print the lacing cards out onto card stock

Second, laminate them or use contact paper to increase their durability.

Third, use a hole puncher to create the holes needed for lacing. For younger students, I’d keep the number of holes on the lower side and you could space them further apart.

Oh, I also forgot to mention that you have a choice of 5 Christmas lacing cards to use.

You can find Monique writing about homeschooling tips, activities and parenting at Living Life and Learning. She is a SAHM and homeschools her 3  children, they love notebooking, lapbooks and a relaxed approach to homeschooling. You can also find her on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and Google+.