Painting the school badge was a great activity to help our Grade RRs develop their fine motor skills. Holding a paintbrush and carefully applying the paint to the badge helps children improve their hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. It also allows them to explore different colors and shapes, boosting their creativity and artistic expression. Overall,…
The skills that enable a child to move are known as motor skills. The two main types of motor skills are fine motor and gross motor. Fine-motor skills are what allow us to make movements using the smaller muscles in our hands, fingers, wrists, eyes, tongue and toes. We rely on these abilities to do…
Did you know that Fingerpainting improves fine motor development? It does so by strengthening the finger and hand muscles… which in turn help when holding and controlling a pencil or crayon when writing. Children also learn about colours, shapes and what happens when you mix colours. The senses of hearing, touching and smelling are also…
