GRAPHOMOTRICITY - Tracing Lines - ANIMALS Theme

GRAPHOMOTRICITY ACTIVITIES

1. Introduction

As everyone knows, graphomotor skills are the skills that consist of coordinating fine movements made with the hand and fingers to then perform tasks or activities related to writing and drawing. All of these activities provide many benefits in the development of children.

2.Objective

The objectives of this activity are based on:

-Develop fine motor coordination: Which involves precious and fine movements of the muscles of the fingers and hand, so by practicing these exercises or educational activities, our children or students will improve and stimulate their final motor coordination, a crucial element for later perform complex tasks such as drawing, manipulating, writing and even picking up small objects.

-Prepare for writing: As all educational agents know, graphomotor skills are a fundamental and, if not basic, component for the development of future skills that will be needed for writing. By carrying out activities like these, our students will strengthen their muscles and will be able to learn to hold the pencil correctly as well as achieve the necessary and appropriate dexterity to form their first numbers and letters.

-They will stimulate your cognition: Graphomotor skills will motivate you to make connections between fine motor actions and the brain. So these activities will make children plan and think about their movements, which will also have the benefit of developing their attention and memory.

-Develop visual-spatial perception: It will contribute to the development of this skill, which consists of the perception and understanding of the relationship between objects in space.

3.Order, scheme and stages

- Introduce your class with relaxing music, then distribute 1 set of activities per child. That is, this material will be applied individually per child, or per student. Plus, this activity is easy and quick to do so your students won't take long.

4.Grades or ages

This game is designed for children ages 5 to 6.

5. Form of application

You must print this color in A4 format, and in color. Make sure that they have good quality and especially black ink in your printer, so that the lines to be drawn come out well and appear clear so that your children do not have difficulties when drawing.

6. Answer keys

This game does not require answers.

7.Use text labels

graphomotor skills, fine motor skills, review, activities to review, lines, lines to review.

8.Rules

Specified above.

9.File types

The archive is in PDF format.

10.Number of pages

This document contains 8 pages.