One of the most important things you can do to help your child further develop their movement skills is to let them struggle from time to time to accomplish certain tasks. Allow your child to cut their own food or fasten buttons. This repeated effort allows your child to learn how to complete tasks.
Activities
Coloured Hula-Hoops (Whole Body)
Jumping around to develop an important movement skill!
Bean Bag Toss (Hands and Fingers)
How far can I go – Let's practice throwing!
Balloon Balance! (Hands and Fingers; Whole Body)
Foster hand-eye coordination and gross motor control with an object that every child loves! Balloons!
Follow the Leader (Whole Body)
Build coordination, balance, and speed in this simple activity that can be done anywhere.
The Indoor Park (Whole Body)
An indoor activity that promotes both movement and listening. Great for a rainy day.
Creative Play with Beads (Hands and Fingers)
Build fine motor skills while creating bracelets and necklaces together.
