Development of Fine Motor Skills

Fine Motor Skills

Age Group : 4+

In the book "Development of Fine Motor Skills" you will find seventy-seven worksheets of three levels of difficulty, testing children’s ability to outline objects, trace over dashes to draw shapes, do cutting activities, and wander through mazes.

There are also useful tips and guidelines for doing the exercises of the book. Completing its activities successfully is an important step to developing good fine motor skills.

The concept of fine motor skills refers to the coordination of smaller muscle groups involved in the ability to use one's fingers and hands to manipulate objects. Good fine motor skills are necessary for performing various tasks, including writing, cutting, using a fork or a spoon, stringing beads, buttoning, and tying shoelaces.