Fire Finger Coordination Free Printable
The Fire Finger Coordination activity is a fun, high-energy way to work on hand skills while students stay seated and engaged. This free printable pairs finger motion patterns with an upbeat music video, making it an easy-to-use brain break that supports coordination, focus, and motor planning. You can download the FREE printable at the bottom of this post.
WHAT IS THE FIRE FINGER COORDINATION ACTIVITY?
The Fire Finger Coordination Activity is a visual finger movement guide that students follow while listening to music. Students practice specific finger motions using one hand or both hands at the same time, then progress to performing the movements along with a short video.
The printable shows clear finger patterns and sequences, allowing students to practice at their own pace, build confidence with repetition, and transition smoothly from slow practice to music-based movement.
HOW TO ACCESS THE FREE PRINTABLE AND VIDEO
Getting started is simple.
- Download the Fire Finger Coordination printable.
- Review the finger patterns with students.
- Practice the movements slowly with one hand.
- Progress to using both hands together.
- When ready, play the video and try the movements with the music.
The printable includes directions and a direct link to the coordinating video, making it easy to implement right away.
Want to make it easier? Try to follow along with only one hand.
WATCH THE VIDEO
WHAT SKILLS ARE STUDENTS WORKING ON WITH THIS VIDEO AND FINGER COORDINATION FREE PRINTABLE?
This activity targets multiple foundational skills at the same time, including:
- Bilateral coordination – using both hands together in a coordinated way
- Fine motor skills – isolating fingers and controlling small, precise movements
- Finger coordination – moving fingers independently and in patterned sequences
- Eye-hand coordination – visually tracking finger movements while performing them
- Motor planning – learning, remembering, and executing movement sequences
- Attention and focus – sustaining engagement while following rhythmic cues
Because students remain seated, it is especially helpful when movement is needed without disrupting the classroom routine.
WHEN IS A GOOD TIME TO USE THIS ACTIVITY?
The Fire Finger Coordination Activity works well during many parts of the day, including:
- Seated brain breaks
- Transitions between lessons
- Before handwriting or fine motor tasks
- Small group or whole-class movement moments
- Occupational or physical therapy sessions
- Home practice for coordination and focus
It is short, structured, and motivating, which makes it easy to repeat without students losing interest.
MORE FUN STUFF
If you are looking for additional coordination and movement resources, check out these related activities:
- Bilateral Coordination Printable
- Bilateral Spelling Coordination
- Bilateral Hand Coordination Brain Break Video
- Brain Bridges – Color Printed
These resources pair well with Fire Finger Coordination for building consistency and variety into movement-based learning.
DOWNLOAD THE FREE FIRE FINGER COORDINATION ACTIVITY HERE
You can download the Fire Finger Coordination Free Printable below and start using it right away with students as a fun, effective, and seated coordination activity.
