The development of the child's motor skills directly affects the preparation of children's pens for writing, as well as his speech. It is necessary to show a little care and imagination in order to develop fine motor skills in a child. The most common activities with a baby can significantly improve the motor skills of his hands.
Necessary
- - Finger paint
- - gouache paints
- - paint brushes
- - various cereals
- - constructors
- - plasticine or modeling dough
Instructions
Step 1
Teach your child to draw first with finger paints on large sheets of Whatman paper. This will help your baby learn to control the movements of his hands. In this case, you should not give the child more than two colors, so that his attention is not scattered. As soon as the baby grows up and is able to hold a brush in his hands, give him gouache paints and a wide enough brush. While the child is learning to draw lines, his hands and fingers will be developed. Over time, choose a coloring with your child with his favorite characters, which the child will be happy to paint with pencils.
Step 2
Give your child the opportunity to play with cereals. Pour a thin layer of semolina on the table, teach the baby to draw on the rump with your fingers. Sew several bags and fill them with different types of cereals, it will be interesting for the child to sort out the grains in the bags with his fingers and compare how they rustle. Pour two types of cereals into one container and give your child the task of selecting one type of grain in a separate bowl.
Step 3
Allow your child to play with different kinds of jars and bottles with removable lids. Have your child twist and unscrew the lids.
Step 4
While bathing in the tub, provide your child with containers in which he can draw and pour water.
Step 5
Let your child collect jigsaw puzzles as often as possible. Holding in hands and placing parts of the picture in their places, the child will be able not only to develop his hands, but attentiveness and logical thinking.
Step 6
Various constructors help to develop fine motor skills in a child. Give the smallest children a construction set with sufficiently large plastic parts that they will not swallow and which will be convenient to connect to each other.
Step 7
Teach your child to dress independently, button up, lace up shoes. Give your child the opportunity to spoon feed themselves as soon as possible. All of these normal daily hand movements directly affect the development of the child's motor skills.
Step 8
Give the child a piece of paper with simple geometric shapes drawn so that the child can cut along the lines with safe scissors.
Step 9
When making a cake or doing any other dough work, give your child a small piece of dough to knead and mold.
Step 10
Do not forbid your child to sculpt from plasticine, worrying about the order in the house. Prepare the child's workplace in advance by covering all surfaces with oilcloth. Participate in the sculpting process with your baby, teach him how to make different blanks for plasticine figures. The more interesting the process, the longer the child will be able to train the fingers.
Step 11
Teach your child the art of origami. It is very important for children to learn how to fold, curl, unfold and turn the paper; remember that the more attention you give your child, the better the result will be.
