Learning with Miss Gaffney provides calm, developmentally appropriate air-tracing activities to support early motor development and pre-writing skills.
This channel is intended for parents, carers, Early Years practitioners, and educators seeking purposeful digital resources that support gross motor movement, fine motor control, visual tracking, handβeye coordination, and early pre-writing behaviours.
Content focuses on air tracing and follow-the-line activities, presented at a slow, intentional pace with minimal visual distraction. Resources are designed to be used with adult guidance, supporting structured learning moments, intervention support, and repetition-based skill development in home and educational settings.
All videos follow a developmentally appropriate, low-stimulation approach, supporting intentional screen use that complements early learning practice rather than replacing it.
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Check out The Pattern Companions for the simple pathways here: learningwithmissgaffney.notion.site/Free-Tracing-Rβ¦
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A longer butterfly compilation is coming soon π¦
Designed for:
β quiet focus
β repetition
β calm transitions
Perfect for continuous tracing practice.
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A simple way to use the butterfly videos:
Start with:
β one wing at a time
Then try:
β both sides together
Slow, controlled movement is key π¦
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How are you using these videos?
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Why symmetrical tracing?
It encourages children to:
β use both sides of the body together
β cross the midline
β build coordination for writing
Simple activities β strong foundations π¦
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π¦ New: Symmetrical Butterfly Tracing
Designed to support:
β coordination across both sides of the body
β control and direction
β early handwriting foundations
A calm way to begin spring learning πΏ
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Happy Easter πΏπ£
A simple idea for today:
Encourage children to trace using:
β fingers
β a pencil in the air
β large arm movements
No worksheets needed β just calm, guided movement.
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As we finish our Easter tracing this week π£
A spring series is nextβ¦
π¦ symmetrical butterflies
πΌ flowing lines
πΏ calm, low-stimulation visuals
Designed for both home and classroom use.
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Which butterfly style would be most useful?
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A gentle new series is comingβ¦ π¦
These symmetrical butterfly designs support:
β bilateral coordination
β visual tracking
β early writing skills
Simple, calm, and repeatable.
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