99 Fine Motor Ideas for Ages 1 to 5 (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (606 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1500956791 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 126 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Ten talented moms come together to share the most successful, creative, and inspiring invitations to play that they set up for their own kids to get those little hands working! Your child’s hands develop and change so much in the first years of life. From chubby newborn fists that can barely open to infants reaching for your face as they coo to toddlers self feeding and stacking blocks, soon you will have a preschooler learning to cut, write, and turn the pages of a book!99 Fine Motor Activities Includes: DIY Toys, Busy Bag Ideas for Playing On The Go, Sensory Exploration Invitations, Practical Life Ideas, Early Learning Activities to Introduce Colors, Letters, & Math, Art & Crafts to Inspire Creativity, Seasonal Ideas to Celebrate the Holidays.. The Hands Have It!Squeezing Play Dough, Fastening Buttons, Snipping with Scissors, and So Much More 99 Fine Motor Activities presents fun, engaging ideas to involve the fine motor muscles in
"A Great Home or Classroom Resource" according to KJJ. This is a great collection of Fine Motor activities. I really liked that there were activities for little ones. Working in early childhood development, I had seen or read about some of the activities in the book before, but many were new to me. I know that I will use the ideas in this book in my classroom. This ranks as a really great buy in my opinion.. LuckyStar said Five Stars. very clear ideas, and very effective for the age range mentioned in the book.. Five Stars sandy P. so many activity and well put together.
This book is FULL of simple, quick-on-the-draw fine motor activities for all ages and ability levels. I'll be keeping this resource handy in my therapy room as I plan my treatment sessions each week!- theinspiredtreehouse. As a pediatric occupational therapist, I'm always looking for new fine motor ideas for my kids at work