Grab your copy of these Free Halloween Lacing Cards. This free printable is a wonderful fine motor activity for young children. Help your early years students develop their vocabulary and fine motor skills while they play and have fun.
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Halloween Fine Motor Activities
Develop fine motor skills with some of these other play ideas. These activities are perfect for helping toddlers and preschoolers strengthen their little hands and fingers this October.
- Mummy fine motor activity
- Playdough Monsters
- Spiderweb fine motor activity
- Feed the Ghost Fine Motor Activity
- Cutting Spiderwebs
For more ideas, visit 20 Halloween Fine Motor Activities.
Materials Needed
- The free digital download
- A printer and printer paper
- A laminating machine and laminating sheets
- Scissors
- A hole punch
- Shoelaces or string
How to Make Halloween Lacing Cards
Step 1. Download and print the free printable found below.
I love free printables for kids, and lacing cards is one of my favorites. These are great because they’re easy to make and store away for next year’s class.
2. Laminate each of the pages.
Laminating the cards makes them more sturdy and easy to wipe clean. If you prefer you can glue each of the pictures onto a piece of thick cardboard instead.
3. Cut out each picture and use a hole punch to make the holes.
I like to laminate the entire page before cutting each of the cards with scissors. This just eliminates the need to cut, laminate and then cut again.
4. Tie a shoelace through one of the holes.
This is optional. I like to tie a piece of string to each lacing card because then it doesn’t get lost. If you only have limited shoelaces, then leave them free and so that you can swap the same shoelaces between your different sets of themed lacing cards.
5. Enjoy playing.
Encourage your toddlers and preschoolers to lace and pull the end of a shoelace through each of the holes around the card.
Are you going to make these Halloween Lacing Cards for your kids?
Don’t forget to pin the idea for later.
86 Pages of Halloween themed play based learning activities. Perfect for preschool and kindergarteners.
