Practicing fine motor skills for bilingual learners

Practicing fine motor skills is an essential part of education. Regardless of language skills, your students need to practice fine motor skills to succeed in other areas.
Many of those learning tasks require that students master how to hold writing tools, scissors, and be self-sufficient. Creating bilingual activities for ELL or dual-language learners is also crucial for self-advocacy.
While practicing fine motor skills, bilingual learners will also be able to use manipulatives during math lessons.
How can you create fine motor skills activities for your bilingual learners?
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