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Graphomotor skills 2
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How to do it?
- Observe the figure: Look carefully at the figure that is already drawn. Notice how the dots are connected to form the image.
- Follow the arrow: The arrow tells you where to start drawing.
- Connect the dots: With a colored pencil or marker, draw a line connecting the dots in the same order as they are connected in the example figure. Try to make the line smooth and continuous!
- Create! When you have connected all the dots, you will have created your figure!
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Format: A4 21x29,7 cm
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Difficulty: Easy
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Recommended age: 3 - 5 years
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Skills: eye-hand coordination, fine motor skills, graphomotor skills, spatial thinking
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Categories: Psychomotricity
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Why is this exercise important?
- Hand-eye coordination: By following the lines with the pencil, children develop coordination between what they see and what they do with their hand.
- Fine motor skills: This exercise helps strengthen the small muscles of the hand, preparing the child for writing.
- Concentration and attention: Connecting the dots requires concentration and attention to follow the instructions and not get lost.
- Creativity: Although following a model, children can add their personal touch to the figures.
Tips for parents:
- Prepare the material: You need to print this sheet with the dots, colored pencils or markers, and a flat surface to work on.
- Create a relaxed environment: A quiet place without distractions will help the child concentrate.
- Encourage them to explore: After following the instructions, invite the child to create their own figures by connecting the dots freely.
- Celebrate their achievements: Recognize their effort and encourage them to keep practicing.
With this activity, children will have fun while learning and developing important skills for their development!
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