Here are some ways to help "Hand Dominance"
Help Hand Dominance
1. Draw on board, erase with non-dominate
2. Use stencils (non dominate holds in place)
3. Hammering toys
4. Plastic tools (screw driver & screws)
5. Stringing beads & pasta
6. Stacking blocks
7. Ripping paper
8. Pounding & manipulating clay
9. Ball games
Designed by an occupational therapist, this blog provides fine motor solutions to facilitate improved fine motor development and acquistion. Improved fine motor skills carry over into increased handwriting abilities and overall classroom function.
Hand Preference
Developed around the ages of 3-6 ½ years.
Left handers tend to show a very strong preference OR may develop later than others
Some students should equal development of both hands – encourage choosing a hand for school tool use.
Non dominate hand should be used as stabilizer
Left handers tend to show a very strong preference OR may develop later than others
Some students should equal development of both hands – encourage choosing a hand for school tool use.
Non dominate hand should be used as stabilizer
Hand Preference
Developed around the ages of 3-6 ½ years.
Left handers tend to show a very strong preference OR may develop later than others
Some students should equal development of both hands – encourage choosing a hand for school tool use.
Non dominate hand should be used as stabilizer
Left handers tend to show a very strong preference OR may develop later than others
Some students should equal development of both hands – encourage choosing a hand for school tool use.
Non dominate hand should be used as stabilizer
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