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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This doesn’t bother me at all. I love the little projects my kids do at preschool! At this age it’s more about developing fine motor skills than expressing creativity. Plus I have art supplies at home if they just want to draw something. Of all the things to worry about, this pretty low on my list.[/quote] Right- the ones I see include specific cutting and taking small pieces and pasting them. I used to totally agree about the creativity, but my kid would literally just scribble for 15 seconds but needs additional fine motor work. Even with the OT he does very specific activities that focus on fine motor development [/quote] +1 Sure, it’s great to give kids free art exploration time. But like this person’s kid, my boys just don’t care much for art and would just make a few lines on the paper before moving on to another activity. However, they really need the fine motor work. So I’m grateful to the teachers for giving activities that build those skills.[/quote]
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