Here are 280 easy-to-teach games to help pre-K-3 children develop visual-motor skills while expending excess energy. There are games for groups and individuals, for indoors and out, for large and small areas.
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A Great Handbook for Developing Perceptual-Motor Skills,
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This review is from: Teacher's Handbook of Children's Games: A Guide to Developing Perceptual-Motor Skills (Hardcover)
I am a Pre-First Grade teacher. Our district provides a special program for academically bright, yet, developmentally young six year olds. We have been looking for guidance in working with children developing fine and gross motor skills. This book provides step by step directions that require little or no special equipment. The activities are easily adapted to various ages or developmental needs. I am thrilled to have found such an outstanding resource.
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