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This activity helps in developing cutting skills.
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This cold and fun activity helps in developing tripod grasp as well as sensory processing.
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This activity helps to develop pre-writing skills.
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This activity promotes tripod grasp.
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This activity promotes the development of the cutting skill. Letting the child cut an easy media such as straws is a great way to introduce and practice cutting.
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Develop cutting skills and visual motor skills.
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Practice imitating basic pre-writing shapes.
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This activity helps the child practice cutting lines. Using glue as oppose to stapler promotes sensory processing.
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This activity is good for developing manual dexterity and strengthening the fingers’ muscles by crumbling the tissue paper into small balls.
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This activity provides proprioceptive input and helps in building upper extremity strength.
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This activity enables the child to develop his upper body strength and receive proprioceptive input. It also gives the child an opportunity to work on maintaining eye contact.
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In addition to the strengthening of the finger muscles, this activity helps in developing the child's cutting skills as the child imitates the cutting motion by using a single hole puncher.
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Original purpose is for ADL skill of pre-buttoning however this activity has many applications.
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This activity assists with thumb opposition and with developing the arches of the hand. In addition, this activity addresses sensory processing as it provides tactile input.
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This activity is good for children who work on their pincer grasp or on finger separation/thumb opposition.
You can ask the child to use his thumb and pointer, thumb and middle finger, thumb and ring finger, or thum
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This activity is designed primarily for hand strengthening.
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The child will receive proprioceptive input through the feet, the ankles, and the knees.
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This activity works on finger motions that are similar to the ones used for cutting.
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This is a fun, wet activity. The child develops and strengthens his/her finger muscles which may contribute to proper grasp of writing tools.
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This activity is designed to practice opening and closing tools like scissors.
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This activity promotes the use of scissors and helps the child imitate movements that are similar to the ones used for cutting. In addition, this activity develops the child's sensory processing through exposing him/her
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This is a delicious activity. While this activity promotes tripod grasp and bilateral hand use, it is also a wonderful way to introduce new foods and textures to picky eaters or those children who love and enjoy fruit.
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This activity promotes the child’s tactile awareness and works on developing fine motor skills.
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This activity is designed to strengthen the child's finger muscles and to develop pincer grasp. Using different media and textures such as Play-Doh© ,Floam© or Silly Putty© is good for developing the chil
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This activity helps in developing pre-writing and writing skills.
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Manipulating straws and joint connectors helps in developing the small muscles of the hand. This activity is fun and allows the child to be creative.
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This activity provides heavy work through lifting and carrying. The child receives proprioceptive input which may help in strengthening the upper body and improve body awareness.
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This activity strengthens the finger muscles and helps in developing tripod grasp.
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Who doesn’t like to pop the bubbles on the bubble wraps? The bigger, the better! This simple activity promotes pincer grasp, eye-hand coordination, and hand dexterity.
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This obstacle course helps in providing light proprioceptive input through lifting and carrying and through raising and lowering the body. In addition the child is working on improving his/her body awareness.
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This activity gives the child an opportunity to explore a variety of tactile media and develop his/her stereognosis sense.
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This activity helps in strengthening the fingers muscles.
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This fun activity works on the small muscles of the hand and promotes pincer grasp.
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To teach the child to control the direction of the scissors (cutting lines).
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This activity should be done outdoors. The squirting motion strengthens the hand muscles and promotes bilateral coordination. When using the squirt bottle to draw shapes or write letters, this activity also develops vis
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This activity helps in developing pincher grasp as well as motor planning and sequencing.
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This fun activity works on tripod grasp. Using a small stamp requires the child to use his fingers in a similar way of grasping a writing tool.
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This is a pre-cutting activity that helps the child in learning the proper way to open and close scissors.
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This activity helps in developing pre-writing and writing skills. In addition, the child receives more kinesthetic feedback when drawing or writing with a chalk. Having the child lay prone on the floor helps with proxim
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This activity helps to promote tripod grasp and bilateral use of hands.
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