14+ Easter Fine Motor Activities for Preschoolers Pantry Items Crafts and Ideas

Kids love getting into different holiday themes! Below you will find some Easter Fine Motor Activities which are fun and engaging to help you plan your Easter activities this year!

I’ve included so many fine motor / pincer grasp activities below you can add to your learning activities this year

Oh, and be sure to grab the free printable Feed the Chicks Colour Match – Pom Pom Tissue box Template at the bottom of the post!

>>> Pick up these Easter printables and activities from the TPT bundle here, or you could also download these themed printables along with others from the Fine Motor Print & Play Club. <<<

Easter Fun Ideas for Toddlers

No matter how prepared we seem for the holidays – I feel that sometimes we might miss a few important things.

Like, using the holidays to engage kids in skills they need to develop and build.

A tissue box and some colored pom poms will make for a super fun Easter color match activity.

Pick up your copy of this template at the end of this post!

Want to create a sensory bin with those chicks that you bought from Amazon?

This super simple setup is a great way to incorporate fine motor skills with your toddlers when using tongs.

Read how to set this up at the end of this post!

Here are some super fun Easter ideas for toddlers you can add to your learning corner:

#1 Fine Motor Easter Card

Check out this simple card and paint activity from @CharisandAllegra on Instagram.

They used simple foam chicks to add to the idea, however you could also use these fluffy chicks from Amazon 60 for $12 not a bad bargain!

#2 Easter Egg Fine Motor Rescue

This rescue the eggs activity is a super cute one to play with plastic eggs – also from Amazon.

Kids LOVE these plastic eggs, add any letters or numbers you like inside the egg to include a literacy / math game while ‘hunting for eggs’.

You could also use tongs so that toddlers and preschoolers can practice their fine motor skills. This photo is credit to @Letsplaymummy on Instagram:

#3 Easter Egg Fine Motor Decorating Kit

Another super simple activity featuring eggs, can be added to your centers.

This idea and photo is credit to @Momupnorthh on Instagram.

The best part about this activity is that you can use your artistic skills to create the pattern on the eggs and have your toddlers match them up.

This is a great activity for working on visual discrimination skills.

Whether you’re a homeschooler, a teacher or a parent (or even all three – kudos to you!), I’m sure you will find some fun activities and ideas to add to your Easter activities.

You will even find that some activities below can be made using materials you already have on hand!

Easter Activities for Preschoolers Free

#4 Easter Egg Dot Sticker Decorating Kit

This section will outline some printable activities for preschoolers, some of the activities are from other bloggers and some are right on this site!

But this section is dedicated for all the free printables and activities.

This super cute Dot Sticker Counting printable with egg templates is perfect for working on pincer grasp and counting skills.

Pick up the free template from this page here: Easter Counting Activities Egg Dot Sticker Templates.

#5 Easter Chicks Alphabet Match

This printable is super cute! The template includes alphabet letters to match with each template.

Grab this template from the post here: Easter Chicks Alphabat Match

Spectacular Easter Sight Word Worksheets Free – Get Your Kids Reading their Sight Words! Looking for some more activities to support sight word learning and practice?

These egg themed printable are perfect for Easter season. Grab your free printables from the link to the post.

#6 Easter Egg Fine Motor Dot Sticker Counting

The next activity is a very similar one from Totschooling. The egg pattern is just very simple, grab this printable from the post!

Easter Fine Motor Printables

This section will outline the printable activities found in my mega bundle of Fine Motor Easter activities.

#7 Hatching Chicks Easter Counting Center

This first activity will engage the kids in counting and number identification skills.

They will identify the number found on the ‘hen card’, count the number of eggs then find and use tongs to place that many chicks onto the card.

So much fun!

There are different versions of these ‘hen cards’ ones with empty baskets and numbers and ten frame cards.

Kids will love playing with these mini chicks.

#8 Egg Carton Easter Activity Kids

These colour pattern task cards with egg cartons will be a hit with your kids! Grab some empty egg cartons, some colourful chicks.

I bought mine from Baker Ross, but you can find the same ones here on Amazon.

Kids will identify the pattern on the card and follow it by recreating the pattern with coloured chicks into the egg carton.

How much fun is that?

You could even have the kids use tongs to pick up the chicks for added fine motor practice.

#9 Pipe Cleaner Easter Craft

These task cards will have the kids using pipe cleaners and buttons to recreate the same pattern on their empty egg pattern template.

Great way to include some fun and easy Fine Motor Easter Centers for Preschoolers! 

Cut the pipe cleaners in half as they don’t need to be that long for this activity.

Place these in a container and add to your fine motor tub during Easter!

#9 Beginning Sounds Easter Printable

This is a super simple way to get kids excited about letter sounds, prepare this center using the hen cards and then attach the chicks to pegs, have them match the beginning sounds to the hens to ‘hatch the chicks’.

This simple yet FUN activity will get the kids identifying letter sounds and matching the images to the letters on each egg (as they hatch).

Be sure to laminate those chick cards so they hold up on repeated use.

#10 CVC Easter Printable Cards

Want to get more use out of your pipe cleaners?

Use them with this fine motor activity whilst getting the kids to identify CVC or short vowel sounds.

The kids will identify the image on the bunny, then find the CVC word on the right.

They will then use pipe cleaners to thread the matching line between the two on these printable CVC Easter Themed Task Cards.

They do this until all their ‘bunnies have carrots’!

#11 Easter Tissue Box Activity

This FUN box was made in literally TWO minutes and kids were playing with it for hours!

To create this activity, print the coloured chicks template (click on the image below) and glue this onto the tissue box (top side down).

Create holes on each ‘chick’ and then prepare some medium sized pom poms (matching colours) on the side along with some tongs.

Pick up your free tissue box printable by clicking here: Easter Fine Motor Color Match Box Game

The kids will have a ball placing the pom poms using tongs into the correct matching chick to feed them!

When they’re done, pull out the pom poms (from the opening) and store them for use next time!

#12 Sensory Easter Bin

This simple sensory tub is so much fun to set up! It takes just minimal materials too.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Coloured rice or some simple fillers from the dollar store like the one I used below (shaved wood).
• Alligator tongs
• Mini coloured or clear cups (like the ones below)
• Colourful chicks
• Coloured pipe cleaners

To play, kids will pick up the pipe cleaners and place them into the matching coloured chick.

Be sure to cut the pipe cleaners in half to create small ‘worms’ to feed the chicks! 😉

Easter Fine Motor Activities

Looking for Easter fine motor activities that are super easy to prep and tons of fun for little hands? These two FREE printables are perfect for building Easter fine motor skills while keeping your kiddos totally engaged.

Whether you’re a teacher planning Easter activities for EYFS or a parent looking for Easter fun activities at home or in childcare, these printables are gold.

#13 Easter Egg Basket Dot Sticker Count

This adorable Easter basket printable lets kids practice counting and number recognition while boosting those fine motor muscles.

How to Use It:

• Each row has a number from 1 to 6.
• Children use dot stickers to place the correct number of “eggs” (stickers) in each row.

How to Play:

• Say the number together (great for number sense).
• Have kids count aloud as they place each dot sticker.
• You can even use mini pom-poms or buttons if you don’t have stickers handy!

Materials Needed:

• Dot stickers (or pom-poms with glue/tweezers)
• Printed sheet
• Optional: plastic tongs for extra fine motor practice

This is one of our favorite fine motor Easter activities because it’s self-correcting and works beautifully in Easter activities for EYFS or preschool centers.

#14 Bunny Sticker Count Mat

This Easter fine motor printable takes the counting up a notch—with numbers up to 10! Kiddos will fill each row with the matching number of dot stickers.

How to Use It:

• Rows are labeled from 7 to 10.
• Kids fill the circles on each row with stickers to match the number.

How to Play:

• Use one color per row, or let kids choose their own patterns.
• Encourage them to count backwards, skip count, or even compare rows (“Which one has more?”).

Materials Needed:

• Dot stickers in various colors
• Printed bunny mat
• Optional: dry-erase pockets and dry-erase markers for reusable tracing!

This is a great pick if you’re looking for Easter fine motor ideas that also support number fluency. It’s ideal for Easter activities for childcare and fits perfectly with your EYFS Easter activities plan.

From strengthening pencil grip to building coordination and number recognition, these Easter fine motor activities are a no-prep win. If you’re also making Easter cards EYFS-style, consider using these mats to add a fun sticker “egg hunt” element to the cards!

Got any other fine motor Easter activities you love? Let me know—I’m always adding to my list!