Do you need gross motor exercises for kids that your child can do at home?
Are you looking for exercises that work on specific gross motor skills?
Do you want to help your child develop gross motor skills in preparation for starting school?
I have compiled dozens of exercises (including many that are not on my site) into inexpensive downloads, to make it easy for you to access, read, print out and refer to the information over and over again for all your children. All for the cost of a couple of coffees...
Each gross motor PDF focuses on a specific area of your child's gross motor development. I use photographs to illustrate the instructions, to help make it easier for parents and teachers to know what to do for EACH exercise suggested.
These exercises have been designed with time-pressured and budget-conscious parents
in mind! I have used these activities with my own kids as well as the
many children I have worked with as an OT over the years, so they are
all tried and tested! Have fun!
Bilateral coordination skills play a vital role in many fine motor and gross motor activities.
Skills such as cutting with scissors, eating with a knife and fork, catching a ball, skipping and jumping, all require good bilateral coordination.
If you want to support your child's development of this vital skill, then try my download full of Bilateral Coordination Activities!
You will receive 55 pages to help your child, including more than 24 pages of photographed activities!
There are activities for hands and arms, activities for legs and feet, bilateral activities in the kitchen, with a therapy ball, chores that use bilateral skills and much, much more!
In addition, this PDF also comes with a goal and activity planner, as well as tips and guidelines to help you plan activities to suit your child.
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This resource is included in some great bundles!
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Do you want to give your child the best possible foundation for handwriting, by working on upper body strength and stability?
Does your child have poor fine motor skills as a result of poor shoulder girdle stability?
You will receive 40 pages to help your child, including 20 pages of photographed exercises that may help your child develop better shoulder girdle stability.
The exercises include weight-bearing exercises, pushing and pulling exercises, exercises with a therapy ball, and chores that may help build shoulder girdle strength.
In addition, there are lots of information pages to help you, as well as a goal and activity planner.
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Does your child need to work on core strength but you have no idea where to start?
Are you looking for fun core strengthening exercises that your child will actually enjoy?
You will receive 49 pages to help your child, including more than 20 pages of photographed exercises and activity ideas.
There is also lots of helpful information about core strength and core stability and how it can help your child at school.
In addition, this PDF also contains a goal and activity planner to help you incorporate the activities into your child's routine!
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Take advantage of the great discounts offered in these bundle deals of gross motor exercises and activities that can help build your child's skills!
Core Exercises
plus
Shoulder Girdle Exercises
plus
Bilateral Coordination Activities
Total Value: $23.50
Only $18.50!
(Value $23.50)
Only $55.50!
(value $70.50)
Core Exercises
plus
Shoulder Girdle Exercises
plus
Bilateral Coordination Activities
plus
Fine Motor Activities
plus
Scissor Skills
plus
Fun Cutting Templates
Total Value: $48.50
Only $32!
(Value $48.50)
Only $96!
(value $145.50)
There are a couple of exercises replicated in some e-books (eg a few core and shoulder exercises are the same and there are a couple of shoulder exercises and bilateral exercises in the fine motor e-book, too.) There are, however, many unique activities and valuable information in each e-book, so go and check out my detailed breakdown of each e-book before you make your decision (click on the links above).
Not included in the Mega Motor Bundle: The Pencil Grip E-Book and Christmas Printables
My core, bilateral and shoulder girdle e-books above, are designed to help you target specific areas of your child's gross motor development.
However, if you are looking specifically for a variety of quick brain break exercises, then you may be interested in these resources.
This page contains a quick review of some of my favorite printable and digital brain break activities, which can be used in the classroom, in therapy sessions or at home.
Many parents ask how to create a gross motor exercise routine for their kids.
There
is no hard and fast rule about how often to do gross motor exercises. It
depends on your child's abilities and also on your family's lifestyle.
Each
family is different and you need to decide what works best for you. I
believe the best schedule would incorporate 10 to 20 minutes of fun exercises 3 times a week.
In each of my e-books above, I give suggestions to help you pick the exercises that best suit your child and family situation, and I also suggest ways of incorporating the exercises into your own weekly routine. There is a goal planner and an activity planner included in each e-book to help you on your way.
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