36 results for " child motor skills" between £0 and £170

Children with Down syndrome master gross motor skills -- everything from rolling over to running but need additional help and encouragement to maximise development. In this book the author, a physical therapist, shares her experience gained from sixteen years specialising in the motor development of children with Down Syndrome. This book provides parents and professionals with essential information about motor development including the impact of temperament and the effect of physical and medical...

The updated and expanded 2nd edition of Fine Motor Skills in Children with Down Syndrome continues to be a popular, practical guide to understanding fine motor skills in children with Down syndrome and helping them develop these skills from birth through early adolescence. The first edition won a Parent's Choice Award in 1999. The author, an occupational therapist who has worked extensively with children with Down syndrome, is also the parent of a teenager with Down syndrome. She offers parents...

This practical series is designed to help early childhood teachers, P.E. specialists, special educators, and therapists develop and improve motor skills abilities in all children who have coordination and movement difficulties, ages 5 and up. Each book in the series contains hundreds of developmentally age-appropriate activities to build young children's competence and confidence in specific skills in a positive, enjoyable learning environment. The primary focus is to provide quality teaching, assessment...

Children with autism and Asperger syndrome often have co-ordination problems, which make everyday activities such as meal times, dressing, playing sports and writing difficult. This accessible manual for parents and professionals offers advice on how to recognize normal and abnormal motor development, when and how to seek help and specific teaching strategies to help children with co-ordination difficulties succeed in the classroom, playground and at home.

This fully photocopiable book contains over 40 differentiated activities designed to improve children's fine motor control, pencil grip and hand-eye coordination. Tasks include finger-painting, colouring-in, following mazes and paths, overdrawing and dot-to-dots, have fun finding your way around a haunted house, joining the dots to complete the rocket, finger painting all the colours of the rainbow and many other exciting adventures!

Turn the timer over and try to memorise as many pictures and words as you can. After ten seconds, pass the card to another player who asks a quick-fire question. Seems easy? On the Australia card you may have to name the sport being played, the animals shown, famous landmarks, the capital, the numbers of stars on the flag or the seas that surround Australia. The object of the game is to win as many cards as possible.

A fantastic motor skills development tool. This set is so versatile! Suitable for children age 3+, it comes complete with compact carry/ storage bag.

... Samantha Stanley BTEC National Diploma in Early Years Observation! Milestones Child A Child B Comments The child can stand and walk on tiptoe. Both Child A and Child B were able to stand on tiptoe, although they weren't very balanced. The child is able to stand upon one foot. Child A was using the hopscotch printed along the floor and following the pattern. The child is able to ride a tricycle using pedals. Child B sits on the tricycle, doesn't use the pedals, she uses her feet to...

Skills: Fine Motor Skills Hand/Eye Co-ordination A well made wooden puzzle to help develop threading skills. The mouse needs to be threaded through the cheese. A good size for young children to work with. 1 PLAYER AGES 3 TO ADULT Box size approx. 10cm x 14.5cm

Profile children (age 5-11) with motor co-ordination difficulties. Create a simple, effective tailored programme for each child. More than 100 fun PE activities and games. Links to the PE curriculum and supports the PE Schemes of Work. Fun, motivating and rewarding for all children involved.