Time to Get Those Little Hands Ready for Big Things

Want to feel confident that your kiddo will be ready for the challenges of kindergarten? It’s about so much more than just singing the ABC song and counting to 10. Let’s get those fingers moving and build strong fine motor skills that will serve as a strong foundation for what’s to come.

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Time to Get Those Little Hands Ready for Big Things

Want to feel confident that your kiddo will be ready for the challenges of kindergarten? It’s about so much more than just singing the ABC song and counting to 10. Let’s get those fingers moving and build strong fine motor skills that will serve as a strong foundation for what’s to come.

get it now for 50% OFF!!!

I definitely would recommend this to my early childhood team. Just by explaining the various activities while working with letter identification helps us cover a lot of required areas in standards and assessments. Plus, little to no prep work!


— Angela (Preschool teacher)

I definitely would recommend this to my early childhood team. Just by explaining the various activities while working with letter identification helps us cover a lot of required areas in standards and assessments. Plus, little to no prep work!


— Angela (Preschool teacher)

WHAT YOU’LL GET…

  • A collection of 22 hands-on engaging activities to learn uppercase letters
  • Loads of ways to supercharge fine motor skills with print and go activities
  • A pediatric occupational therapist in your corner to guide you through the process
  • Everything you need for your students to master the concepts of letter identification, formation, and sounds
  • Super low prep activities so you can get your weekends back!

WHAT YOU’LL GET…

  • A collection of 22 hands-on engaging activities to learn uppercase letters
  • Loads of ways to supercharge fine motor skills with print and go activities
  • A pediatric occupational therapist in your corner to guide you through the process
  • Everything you need for your students to master the concepts of letter identification, formation, and sounds
  • Super low prep activities so you can get your weekends back!

Our customers love us

As a working mom I want something easy to create with my kids. So I was excited to pick an activity from Preschool Joy. The play dough mats were a hit! Not only did my kids have a blast, but they also practiced developmental skills while playing. To me, that is invaluable alone! Thank you.”

– Monica (preschool parent)

“It’s worth every penny! My kids have excelled like you wouldn’t believe. They love all the activities and are so proud of themselves when they are told by many how brilliant they are for their age.”

– Adriana (preschool parent)

Our customers love us

As a working mom I want something easy to create with my kids. So I was excited to pick an activity from Preschool Joy. The play dough mats were a hit! Not only did my kids have a blast, but they also practiced developmental skills while playing. To me, that is invaluable alone! Thank you.”

– Monica (preschool parent)

“It’s worth every penny! My kids have excelled like you wouldn’t believe. They love all the activities and are so proud of themselves when they are told by many how brilliant they are for their age.”

– Adriana (preschool parent)

So Fun They Won’t Even Know They’re Learning

No more of your mama’s boring old worksheets. Children learn best when engaging with the world around them in meaningful ways.

(for a limited time)

Just $19

So Fun They Won’t Even Know They’re Learning

No more of your mama’s boring old worksheets. Children learn best when engaging with the world around them in meaningful ways.

(for a limited time)

Just $19

Write symbols and letters

Identify each letter

Cut on a line

Zip or button a jacket

Use a mature pencil grasp

Not to mention all the Academic expectations

With targeted, hands-on learning activities that also build a strong fine motor foundation

(I know that may seem like an impossible task. Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered)

Immediate access to 22 unique interactive alphabet activities

Creative printable activities to promote each child’s growth and development

Highly effective multi-sensory learning activities

Activities that are super low prep so that you can get right to the good stuff

A chance to boost your students’ vital fine motor skills

The ultimate budget friendly alternative to make your classroom exciting again

Loads of activities to strengthen letter concepts

(for a limited time)

*digital product delivered via email

Write symbols and letters

Identify each letter

Cut on a line

Zip or button a jacket

Use a mature pencil grasp

Not to mention all the Academic expectations

With targeted, hands-on learning activities that also build a strong fine motor foundation

(I know that may seem like an impossible task. Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered)

Immediate access to 22 unique interactive alphabet activities

Creative printable activities to promote each child’s growth and development

Highly effective multi-sensory learning activities

Activities that are super low prep so that you can get right to the good stuff

A chance to boost your students’ vital fine motor skills

The ultimate budget friendly alternative to make your classroom exciting again

Loads of activities to strengthen letter concepts

(for a limited time)

*digital product delivered via email

  • No more being nickel and dimed by TPT.
  • No more wasting your weekends scrolling on Pinterest.
  • No more wondering how you’re going to keep your students’ attention for even one more day.
  • No more spending every free moment prepping for the day ahead.
  • No more dreading your job because you’re simply out of ideas.

(for a limited time)

*digital product delivered via email

  • No more being nickel and dimed by TPT.
  • No more wasting your weekends scrolling on Pinterest.
  • No more wondering how you’re going to keep your students’ attention for even one more day.
  • No more spending every free moment prepping for the day ahead.
  • No more dreading your job because you’re simply out of ideas

(for a limited time)

*digital product delivered via email

Find the Letter

Lacing Letters

Snip to the Letter Sounds

Letter Punch Strips

Letter Roadways

Toothpick Punch Letters

Mosaic Letters

Alphabet Memory Game

Cloud Letters

Play Dough Letters

Pompoms Lettesr

Cut & Glue Letters

Letter Sounds Clip Cards

Coin Slot Letter Cards

Letter Maching Lacing Cards

Alphabet Letter Puzzles

Alphabet Clothespin Matching Activity

Star Stick Letters

ABC Dominoes

Sensory Squishy Bag Letter Activities

BINGO Chip Letter Matching

Letter Tracing

Find the Letter

Lacing Letters

Snip to the Letter Sounds

Letter Punch Strips

Letter Roadways

Toothpick Punch Letters

Mosaic Letters

Alphabet Memory Game

Cloud Letters

Play Dough Letters

Pompoms Letters

Cut & Glue Letters

Letter Sounds Clip Cards

Coin Slot Letter Cards

Letter Maching Lacing Cards

Alphabet Letter Puzzles

Alphabet Clothespin Matching Activity

Star Sticker Letters

ABC Dominoes

Sensory Squishy Bag Letter Activities

BINGO Chip Letter Matching

Letter Tracing

THE KEY TO FOSTERING A LIFE-LONG LOVE OF LEARNING

If a child only takes away one thing from preschool, it should be that learning is fun! It’s our job to guide them on that journey. These activities are so fun, kids won’t even realize they’re learning (and you’ll love that they’re so low prep!)

PLAY is the key!

*digital product delivered via email

THE KEY TO FOSTERING A LIFE-LONG LOVE OF LEARNING

If a child only takes away one thing from preschool, it should be that learning is fun! It’s our job to guide them on that journey. These activities are so fun, kids won’t even realize they’re learning (and you’ll love that they’re so low prep!)

PLAY is the key!

*digital product delivered via email

  • Pediatric OTs are absolute geniuses at finding ways to help your child grow and thrive as they participate in daily activities.
  • Pediatric OTs are totally obsessed with finding strategies to improve your child’s fine motor skills.
  • Pediatric OTs that work in schools know exactly what it takes for kids to succeed in the classroom.
  • Pediatric OTs know how to build a strong motor foundation for success so that every tasks seems a little bit easier for your child.
  • Pediatric OTs have the best tips for sensory processing and regulation.
  • Pediatric OTs are masters at adapting activities so that every child can participate.
  • Pediatric OTs know how to turn learning into play.
  • Pediatric OTs typically charge big bucks for one on one sessions, but you’re going to get all of my best strategies for less than a trip to McDonald’s.
  • Pediatric OTs are absolute geniuses at finding ways to help your child grow and thrive as they participate in daily activities.
  • Pediatric OTs are totally obsessed with finding strategies to improve your child’s fine motor skills.
  • Pediatric OTs that work in schools know exactly what it takes for kids to succeed in the classroom.
  • Pediatric OTs know how to build a strong motor foundation for success so that every tasks seems a little bit easier for your child.
  • Pediatric OTs have the best tips for sensory processing and regulation.
  • Pediatric OTs are masters at adapting activities so that every child can participate.
  • Pediatric OTs know how to turn learning into play.
  • Pediatric OTs typically charge big bucks for one on one sessions, but you’re going to get all of my best strategies for less than a trip to McDonald’s.

Meet Joy, OTR/L

As a pediatric occupational therapist, parents approach me every day, concerned that their kids won’t be ready for kindergarten. It’ll be here before you know it, and I can’t wait to walk alongside you as you prepare your child for the journey.  My goal is to help you know that you have built a strong fine motor foundation for your kiddo to stand on as the new challenges of kindergarten come.  And, of course, to instill a love of learning all along the way! 

Meet Joy, OTR/L

As a pediatric occupational therapist, parents approach me every day, concerned that their kids won’t be ready for kindergarten. It’ll be here before you know it, and I can’t wait to walk alongside you as you prepare your child for the journey.  My goal is to help you know that you have built a strong fine motor foundation for your kiddo to stand on as the new challenges of kindergarten come.  And, of course, to instill a love of learning all along the way! 

Sure you can. There are tons of free activities floating around the internet, but honestly, do you really want to spend your hard-earned, much needed weekends scrolling when you could be bingeing the newest Bridgerton?

Not only can you use it, but it’s the perfect compliment to your current curriculum. There are so many places that you can implement these easy to use fine motor resources:

  • At the start of the day
  • Centers
  • Individual instruction
  • Craft time
  • Fine motor play
  • Group instruction
  • Send home for extra practice
  • During end of the day cleanup

Actually…yes. I’ve been in so many preschool classrooms where kiddos really are developing horrible writing habits and more that will follow them all through their school years.

For example, kids are often given letter and name writing worksheets and then just left to kind of figure it out on their own. Meanwhile, their little hands aren’t even ready to hold a pencil, and bad habits are being formed as they practice doing it “wrong” over and over again.

All of these activities are designed for preschoolers (3-6 years old). But they could absolutely be used with a Kindergarten aged child (or older) who is still working on developing fine motor skills and academic mastery of concepts.

I’m so glad you asked because these are not your typical worksheets and are designed to boost development of…

  • Fine motor coordination
  • Hand strength
  • Visual perceptual skills
  • Visual motor integration
  • Pre-scissor skills
  • Pre-writing skills
  • Preschool math
  • Letter recognition
  • Letter formation
  • Knowledge of shapes & colors
  • Hand dexterity
  • Bilateral coordination
  • Cutting with scissors
  • and MORE!!!

Absolutely not!!! You don’t need to be a teacher or an OT or even be particularly creative in any way to be successful in teaching your child while building a strong fine motor foundation.

I give you everything you need…

  • A list of items to use with the printable activities
  • Tons of tips for helping preschoolers learn and how to build fine motor skills
  • Play opportunities that promote fine motor coordination while learning at the same time

*digital product pdf delivered via email

Yes, you’ll have access to over 500 pages of fine motor learning activities, but there’s no way you’re going to use them all at once.

Just print as you go. If you don’t have a printer of your own, consider using the local library (who often offer very reasonably priced printing) or your local Staples. And even if you spill coffee on a copy or a child decides to scribble all over it…you can just print it again.

Let’s face it…kids are fickle. They’ll like pickles one day and hate them the minute you buy the super sized jar (that goes to waste). It’s like that with learning activities too. So, it’s always a good idea to have several things on hand that you can interchange as needed.

This collection includes hundreds of learning activities so that there will always be something for every child.

Sure you can. There are tons of free activities floating around the internet, but honestly, do you really want to spend your hard-earned weekends scrolling when you could be bingeing the newest Bridgerton?

Not only can you use it, but it’s the perfect compliment to your current curriculum. There are so many places that you can implement these easy to use fine motor resources:

  • At the start of the day
  • Centers
  • Individual instruction
  • Craft time
  • Fine motor play
  • Group instruction
  • Send home for extra practice
  • During end of the day cleanup

Actually…yes. I’ve been in so many preschool classrooms where kiddos really are developing horrible writing habits and more that will follow them all through their school years.

For example, kids are often given letter and name writing worksheets and then just left to kind of figure it out on their own. Meanwhile, their little hands aren’t even ready to hold a pencil, and bad habits are being formed as they practice doing it “wrong” over and over again.

All of these activities are designed for preschoolers (3-6 years old). But they could absolutely be used with a Kindergarten aged child (or older) who is still working on developing fine motor skills and academic mastery of concepts.

I’m so glad you asked because these are not your typical worksheets and are designed to boost development of…

  • Fine motor coordination
  • Hand strength
  • Visual perceptual skills
  • Visual motor integration
  • Pre-scissor skills
  • Pre-writing skills
  • Preschool math
  • Letter recognition
  • Letter formation
  • Knowledge of shapes & colors
  • Hand dexterity
  • Bilateral coordination
  • Cutting with scissors
  • and MORE!!!

Absolutely not!!! You don’t need to be a teacher or an OT or even be particularly creative in any way to be successful in teaching your child while building a strong fine motor foundation.

I give you everything you need…

  • A list of items to use with the printable activities
  • A fillable activity calendar
  • Tons of tips for helping preschoolers learn and how to build fine motor skills
  • Play opportunities that promote fine motor coordination while learning at the same time

*digital product delivered via email

Yes, you’ll have access to over 500 pages of fine motor learning activities, but there’s no way you’re going to use them all at once.

Just print as you go. If you don’t have a printer of your own, consider using the local library (who often offer very reasonably priced printing) or your local Staples. And even if you spill coffee on a copy or a child decides to scribble all over it…you can just print it again.

Let’s face it…kids are fickle. They’ll like pickles one day and hate them the minute you buy the super sized jar (that goes to waste). It’s like that with learning activities too. So, it’s always a good idea to have several things on hand that you can interchange as needed.

This collection includes hundreds of learning activities so that there will always be something for ever

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