Resource to help children with Dysgraphia, Perceptual Motor Difficulties and Developmental Coordination Disorders

Fine Motor Fun is a book written especially for early childhood professionals, Childminders, Reception through to Year 1 or 2 Teachers, Special Education Teachers and Occupational Therapists.  There is a wealth of instructional suggestions, ideas and reproducible activities designed to develop and improve Fine Motor Skills and visual-perception skills in young children.

The book includes:

• Activities to strengthen hands, wrists & fingers
• Reproducible Lacing Cards, Stencils, Clothespin Gmaes and "Things to String"
• Finger plays, Puppet patterns, PlayDough Fun & Printing Activities
• Guides for teaching scissor skills and reproducible cutting activities
• Developmentally appropriate colouring, tracing and tactile experiences
• Reproducible Dot-to-dot pictures, mazes and 'finish the picture' activities
• Handwriting instruction and activities for Learning to print through a sequential and developmental approach

The development of fine motor skills is necessary for learning how to read and write.  Children who have poor handwriting, find copying from the board difficult, struggle with low visual-perceptive skills and have trouble identifying letters and numerals will benefit from daily fine motor instruction.

Measures 21.5cm wide x 28cm tall x 0.9cm deep

Printed in USA.