Everyday Objects Dot Art – Fine Motor Skills

Free everyday objects dot art worksheets to develop fine motor skills using Q-tip painting. Ideal for autism, SEN, OT, and early years.

This free resource includes 3 Everyday Objects Dot Art worksheets designed to support fine motor development in a calm, structured, and engaging way.

Students use a Q-tip (cotton swab), finger, or small brush to color the dots only, helping to build:

• Fine motor strength
• Hand-eye coordination
• Focus and attention
• Visual-motor integration

The simple, familiar everyday objects make this activity especially suitable for:

• Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
• Special educational needs (SEN)
• Occupational therapy and fine motor interventions
• Early years, preschool, and KS1 settings

How to use in the classroom:
Fine motor centers
Independent work
Early finishers
OT sessions
Calm-down or structured activities

Worksheets can be printed, laminated, or reused with dry-erase markers.

This is a free sample of a larger paid pack with more designs.