Speech Shark

Exercises to improve fine motor skills

Here's another fun way to improve fine motor skills. This activity pack comes with 20 activity pages with finger poses of varying levels of difficulty that will encourage your little ones to practice their fine motor skills, increasing co-ordination of muscles for making small hand movements, practicing motor planning, hand-eye coordination, attention, and concentration, all of which lead to writing readiness. Have your child try doing finger poses with their non-dominant hand. If they are right

The ability to answerJa & Nien questions is helpful in educational, medical and numerous other situations. Many types of Ja & Nien questions are difficult for beginning communicators to comprehend, and it is important to focus on building overall language understanding through modeling and teaching of symbol use in addition to yes and no. Ja & Nien questions are a common target for speech therapy sessions. Once a child can answer Ja & Nien questions, you will get more information about

I am delighted to present my new learning material, Dancing Fingers, a fun exercise for practicing motor planning, body awareness, rhythm and coordination, as well as developing hand-eye coordination.  Dancing Fingers can be printed and used at home or in the classroom. Alternatively they're perfect for online lessons. Step 1. Place a card on the table in front of the child, use your fingers to demonstrate the pose displayed on the card in such a way that the child can clearly see what you are

These Motor Immitation Cards is great to facilitate Imitation skills,gross motor skills,following directions skills. Motor Immitation Cards can also be used for increasing frequency and duration of eye-gaze in children with a wide range of developmental disorders. ABA therapists, special education teachers, speech therapists, parents, and other individuals will love using these cards with their learners! Skills learned: - attention - motor planning - visual perception - concentration -pre-langua