My daughter went to kindergarten screening and did well in everything except small-motor skills. Patti Greenberg Wollman Patti Greenberg Wollman has been a teacher for twenty years. She lives in New York City with her husband and two children. They are closely related, so you need activities which will help in both.
Puzzles are a very good tool.
Start with simple ones, of six or seven pieces, and move up to more difficult ones as your daughter's skills improve. Don't start with something that is too difficult and may hurt her confidence. You can begin to increase the number of pieces as her performance improves. Any kind of activity with pegs is excellent, as are activities that require construction such as medium-sized Lego pieces. I'd like to add a bit of caution here.