Fine psychomotricity is the ability to precisely coordinate the movement of certain parts of the body at once. It is necessary in order to be able to carry out the daily chores of school and home: approaching the spoon to the mouth, tapping a drawing, cutting a figure or writing.
All the capacities that make up the fine psychomotricity are trainable through simple tasks such as: threading, punching, linking, cutting, drawing, coloring, modelling, threading, buttoning, etc.
We have prepared a selection of games and materials for the youngest children to work fine psychomotor skills while playing.
Voluntary body movements are carried out thanks to the coordinated work of the nervous system, joints and muscles. The child begins to mature from birth. At his own pace, he learns skills such as crawling, sitting and manipulating objects. Fine motor skills consist of those short strokes and high precision movements, such as holding a pencil.
Play is the child's motivation for learning and for building up knowledge. The fine motor skills are trained with skill games, among them:
The maturation of the gross and fine motor skills leads to the growth of other facets of the child's life, among them:
