•Each time a toddler scribbles on paper with a color pencil/ crayon, they’re learning more about cause and effect. Move a crayon across a paper and get a colorful scribble. Do it again, and the same thing happens!
•Fine Motor Skills No matter how your little one holds their color pencil/crayon, they’re building the fine motor muscles and skills they’ll need later on to hold a pencil, use a fork, and button their shirt. To learn more about the different pencil grips, your child will use and how to teach your child to write, visit this blog.
•Hand-Eye Coordination Picking up a crayon and placing it in a certain spot on the paper builds kids’ hand-eye coordination. As hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills develop, kids will gain control, and their artwork will blossom.
•Creativity and Imagination.Choosing their colors and making their marks, be they scribbles, lines, shapes, people, or more developed scenes, enables kids to express themselves on paper, in full color.