Visual Perceptual Clothes Pin Games

I am so excited about this new download, Visual Perceptual Clothes Pin Games, that combines visual perceptual skills, hand strengthening and play skills.

The first game is the Dinosaur Shadow Game.  It includes four different dinosaurs to pin your clothes pins on if your dinosaur matches the shadow on the board game.

The next game is the Number Line Clothes Pin Game.  Move along the board game, using your clothes pin to either add or subtract numbers.

This is the Clothes Line Sock Game.  Cut apart the cards and see who can get all their clothes pins on the sock clothes line first!

The last game is the Clothes Pin Spider Game.  Match up numbers, colors or facial expressions to get the 8 legs on the spider.

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Clothes Pin Silly Faces

Here are some FREE printables to make these fun clothes pin silly faces.  Print the download from http://yourtherapysource.com/freeclothespinfaces.html .  Add some clothes pins and let the children create their own silly hair.  It would be even more fun if you had some hair extension clips that you could add.  They encourage strengthening of the fingers and hands and eye hand coordination.  Plus, they are just plain cute!

Get the freebie here http://yourtherapysource.com/freeclothespinfaces.html

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Homemade Painting Tools

Create these homemade painting tools with cardboard, scissors and clothes pins.  Children will practice cutting skills, hand strengthening and visual motor skills with this painting activity.  Watch the video at http://yourtherapysource.com/videopaintingtools.html

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10 Ways to Use Clothes Pins with Craft Sticks

Here are 10 ideas to use clothes pins with craft sticks. These are inexpensive activities to create to use in the classroom setting while encouraging strengthening of the hand muscles. Use them for academics, sensory diets, emotions and coordination.  

Head over to www.YourTherapySource.com/freeclothespin for all the details.  

Conversation Heart Clothes Pins

Check out these cute conversation heart clothes pins for Valentine's Day!  You can download the printable for free at YourTherapySource.

Simple Portable Clothes Line

Here is a simple idea to sneak in some clothes pin work on a portable clothes line. Just empty out a picture frame and hang some string. Make sure the child clips the clothes pins low down or they will flip due to the short line. Here are some suggested uses:

1. Make a puzzle. Cut it up and hang it in the correct order.


2. Hang numbers in order.



3. Hang art work on the wall. Super easy to change often.


Want some more clothes pin activities? Check out out Clothes Pin Collection, Clothing Match Up or our freebie Clothes Line Numbers.

December Holiday Clothes Pin Mat

Download this free holiday mat to practice visual motor skills and encourage muscle strengthening on the fingers with matching clothes pins to the letters. You can download it at YourTherapySource.com.

Halloween Clothes Pin Activity

Download this Halloween mat to match up clothes pin or to practice visual motor skills.
You can download the activity at YourTherapySource.com.