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This page book starts with simple steps to practice line shapes for toddlers. It then gets more complicated with patterns tracing for preschoolers, using lines to make shapes, and visual-perceptual skills to connect lines. There are also visual motor activities in this book for dyslexia and dysgraphia.
This tracing book for toddlers is a visual-perceptual, visual motor activities book. It provides a fun and easy way to trace circles, lines, vertical and horizontal lines with a crayon pencil or marker when you practice visual motor skills. It provides the pre writing skills needed when working with dyslexia and dysgraphia children.
It can be used as a tracing patterns book, prewriting lines - tracing shapes book for early writers with visual perceptual disorder, visual motor deficit or dyslexia.
This book contains a collection of tracing patterns and activities perfectly fit for children with dyslexia. The book helps to develop motor skills, concentration, visual-perceptual abilities, visual-motor tracking skills, form perception, hand-eye coordination, fine motor control, eye-hand coordination.
You and your child will enjoy tracing and coloring the following: Tracing and coloring pages for Motor skills, Eye-hand coordination, Visual-Perceptual skills, Visual-Motor activities.
Help your child with Dyslexia, Dysgraphia or improve fine motor skills.
Silvia Tina Busuioc
The author holds a university specialization in the field of special psychology, educational management and postgraduate studies in communication and human resources management.
Extensive experience in practical activities with children has resulted in books created especially for children in the field of education and personal development.
