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Pre-Writing & Handwriting ReadinessFine Motor SkillsVisual-Motor IntegrationPencil ControlPre-WritingPreschool OTAges 3–5Handwriting ReadinessFree OT Printables

Free Pre-Writing Pencil Control Printable – Level 3 | Visual-Motor Practice Ages 3–5

Ready, Set, Draw! Level 3: Control is a pre-writing printable for children ages 3–5 that builds pencil control through vertical, horizontal, and circular pathway activities. Designed from an occupational therapy perspective, it targets pre-writing strokes, visual-motor integration, fine motor coordination, motor planning, directionality, attention, and bilateral hand use. The printable also includes a Teacher/Parent Reflection section and Therapist Checkpoint for tracking grasp, assistance level, paper stabilization, pencil pressure, attention, pathway accuracy, and task completion. Created by Marilyn Iacoviello, OTA | Ava’s Hub.

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Pre-Writing & Handwriting ReadinessFine Motor SkillsVisual-Motor SkillsPencil ControlPreschool OTAges 3–5Free Printables

Free Pre-Writing Lines Printable for Preschool – Level 2 Connect | Ages 3–5

Ready, Set, Draw! Level 2: Connect is a free pre-writing printable for children ages 3–5 that builds early pencil control through meaningful visual-motor activities. Children help characters and objects reach simple destinations while practicing vertical, horizontal, and circular strokes. Designed from an occupational therapy perspective, it supports visual-motor integration, motor planning, directionality, attention, bilateral hand use, and pre-writing readiness. The resource also includes a Teacher/Parent Reflection section and Therapist Checkpoint for tracking assistance, grasp, stabilization, pressure, attention, and task completion. Created by Marilyn Iacoviello, OTA | Ava’s Hub.

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Ages 3–5PreschoolPre-KEarly InterventionOccupational TherapySpecial EducationHome PracticePre-Writing & Handwriting ReadinessFine Motor SkillsVisual-Motor IntegrationPencil ControlFree Printables

Free Pre-Writing Lines Printable for Preschool | OT Fine Motor & Visual-Motor Worksheet Ages 3–5 Level 1

Ready, Set, Draw! Level 1 is a free pre-writing printable for children ages 3–5 that introduces foundational strokes used for early drawing and handwriting. Children practice vertical lines, horizontal lines, and circles while building fine motor control, pencil control, visual-motor integration, motor planning, bilateral hand use, and attention. Designed from an occupational therapy perspective, the resource also helps adults observe grasp, paper stabilization, pencil pressure, assistance level, and visual-motor performance. It includes a Teacher/Parent Reflection area and Therapist Checkpoint for documenting progress and task completion. Created by Marilyn Iacoviello, OTA | Ava’s Hub.

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Following DirectionsVisual ScanningFine Motor SkillsStrength & CoordinationPosture & EnduranceSelf-Regulation & Focus

Construction Work Time: I Can Build & Do! – Free OT Printable

This free construction-themed printable helps children build early school-readiness and OT-related skills through fun, purposeful activities. Children practice coloring, picture matching, tracing, visual scanning, and following 2-step directions while working on fine motor control, coordination, attention, posture, and task completion. A simple “I Did It!” self-check encourages confidence and independence. Great for pediatric OT, classrooms, homeschool, ABA settings, and home practice. Created by Marilyn Iacoviello, OTA | Ava’s Hub.

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Pre-Writing SkillsNumber RecognitionCountingFine Motor SkillsVisual PerceptionPencil ControlHand-Eye CoordinationBilateral Coordination

Count the Number, Draw the Hairs

Count the Number, Draw the Hairs is a simple and engaging printable that combines early counting with pre-writing and fine motor practice. Children identify the number shown on each character’s head and draw the matching number of hairs, encouraging purposeful pencil use while reinforcing number recognition and one-to-one correspondence. The activity supports pencil control, visual-motor integration, counting, attention, and early learning skills. Created by Marilyn Iacoviello, OTA | Ava’s Hub.

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