Indoor Gross Motor Activities for Winter
When winter shuts the garden and the kids start climbing the walls, your home is already a gross motor gym. Here's how to build muscle tone, balance, bilateral integration, midline crossing, and ball skills with nothing more than masking tape, couch cushions, sock balls, and a balloon, plus a few Tiny Tree pieces (Wobble Stones, Balance Board, Giant Daisies, Stepping Stones) to extend the play when you're ready for more.
Ding Ding Ring: The Fun Way to Improve Fine Motor Skills
Individual finger movements are important because they are a foundational aspect of fine motor development, which involves the use of the small muscles in the hands and fingers to perform...
Tricky Fingers: A Fun and Affordable Game for Developing Fine Motor Skills
We love Tricky Fingers as it is a versatile game that can be used for a wide variety of fine motor and cognitive skills. Whether you're working with young learners or adults, this game is sure to provide hours of fun and learning. Let's explore a few ideas how to use it!