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FREE!!!Brain gym | Finger Gym | Bilateral Coordination activity
Make learning fun while strengthening both sides of the brain! This Brain Gym Bilateral Coordination Activity set helps children practice using both hands together by tracing lines with both index fingers from start to finish. A perfect activity for improving fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, focus, and pre-writing readiness.These fun and colorful pages are great for classroom centers, brain breaks, occupational therapy, or early learning at home. 📘 Product Details: File Type: PDF
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Geometry, Library Skills, Other (Math)
Free Bilateral Coordination Activities - Occupational Therapy Primitive Reflexes
Two sample pages of finger tracing Bilateral Coordination Activities. These printable Brain Gym activities build fine motor skills & hand-eye coordination. Use for Occupational Therapy & help integrate primitive reflexes like the ATNR Reflex.Students use their fingers to trace the lines, shapes, and patterns on the mats with both hands at the same time.Get the full activity here50 Bilateral Coordination Mats14 pages of wall finger tracing mats26 full-page table finger tracing mats10 Small half p
K - 3rd
Library Skills, Other (Math), Reading
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FREE Caterpillar Fine Motor Counting
This activity is great for students who need to address basic fine motor skills, as well as work on numbers. Students place colored pom-poms (or desired objects ) onto the caterpillar until they reach the number 10. If you want an added element of difficult, use tweezers to help address grasp as well! An Example of Busy Bag that can be created is shown with handouts.
PreK - 1st
Numbers
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