Fine motor activties for childern with special needs

 Fine motor skills generally refer to the small movements of hands, wrists, fingers, feet, toes, lips, and tongue . Fine motor skills can become impaired in a variety of ways, including injury, illness, stroke, and congenital deformities. An infant or child up to age five who is not developing new fine motor skills for that age may have a developmental disability. These problems can include major health conditions including Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retradation, blindness, deafness and diabetes. Childern who delays  in fine motor skills development have difficulty controlling their coordinated body movements, especially with the face, hands, and fingers. These all developmental disability in the fine motor skills can be developed simutaneously by following this all activities which are listed below 

• Finger painting fine motor activity
• Puzzles for fine motor activity 
• Legos or buildong blocks fine motor activity
• Cutting paper with scissors fine motor activity 
• Making necklaces using beads fine motor activity
• Stacking and sorting colorful blocks fine motor activity 
• Nuts and bolts fine motor activity
• Wooden geo board and rubber bands fine motor activity
• Stacking noodles on sticks in styrofoam fine motor activity
• Stringing buttons on a string fine motor activity 
• Rolling tissue paper and glue it on a picture fine motor actvity
• Making art with clay to make a picture fine motor activity
• Looking out for the objects in sand or sensory bin fine motor activity 
• Using clothes pins to pick up and squeeze small itmes fine motor activity.

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