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Joining straws to make shapes for fine motor skill development of dyshraphic children is viable

Use soft straws as connectors and hard one as pipes to join and make shapes for the following benefits.


However, the activity should be done daily for 10 minute each day before switching over to the next activity.


BENEFITS

-Eye hand coordination 
-Fine motor skill training 
-Cognitive learning by talking on shapes
-Vocabulary building
-Entry to alphabet learning through visual-verbal learning
-Transition to occupational therapy

Dysgraphia is a neurological specific learning disability related to difficulties in acquiring writing skills due to under-developed fine motor muscles and lack of coordination skills. There is no cure to it and it is life long problem.


However, with training in attention skills and coordination skills, such children can be turned into visual-verbal learners through special designed micro-learning material rich in visual symbols and training in picture reading. The learning material has to be individualized in terms of cognitive load and pace of learning since two dysgraphic children are same.




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