Fine Motor Coordination
Fine motor coordination supports the controlled use of the hands and fingers during everyday activities. The toys on this page may help address grasp, dexterity, bilateral coordination, manipulation, hand strength, and visual-motor integration.
Animal Upon Animal
This game can be used to address fine motor coordination, visual-motor integration, motor planning, graded force, attention, turn-taking, and problem-solving.
Pediatric Note Examples:
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Child worked on grasp, dexterity, graded force, and controlled release. The child independently selected and picked up the animal pieces but required moderate cues to decrease pressure when placing them on the stack.
Adult Note Examples:
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Participant utilized fine motor coordination, visual-motor integration, attention, and problem-solving. The client stacked 7 animal pieces with minimal verbal cues for positioning and demonstrated appropriate adjustment of force when placing pieces on the structure.