PRE-WRITING ACTIVITIES for proper Pencil Control | Ages 3-5 | SARA MEER скачать в хорошем качестве

PRE-WRITING ACTIVITIES for proper Pencil Control | Ages 3-5 | SARA MEER

Today's video is all about HAND WRITING! You guys know how important Hand writing is in Pakistan. Especially for academic success it's a very important skill and necessity. Now a days we expect little kids to start tracing shapes, ABC and lines etc. with a pencil. This is very unfair. Their hand muscles are not fully developed yet. First you need to build some foundation skills which are PRE-WRITING SKILLS. These skills are require to build kids' smaller muscles (in hands, fingers and wrist). Naturally kids pickup little little things with their fingers, manipulating them, touching them and playing etc. Naturally they are strengthening these muscles. But you can provide such activities to kids to improve these skills. So to achieve Pre-Writing Skills you need your kids to do PRE-WRITING ACTIVITIES. Mainly these activities will target to build: 1. Hands & fingers muscles strength 2. Correct Pencil grip 3. Visual Spatial Skills 4. Upper body strength The biggest benefit of these activities is that you will save your kid from fuss and frustration. So, what you need to do is, first of all focus on Fine motor skills. Watch my video 10 simple ideas for a baby or a todller. Today's video is best for ages 3-5. Following activities are mentioned in the video: 1. Lacing and Threading /Block letters with holes in them &string /Cardboard cards (Cardboxes DIY Activities) /Foam Sheets /Spider web threading /Pasta necklaces /Pipe cleaners and buttons 2. Tongs & Tweezers to transfer objects 3. Pegs /Tripod grasp /Prepare Math and literacy activities to use pegs /Card board cards, stickers and draw lines and write number /cotton balls, dice, ice cube tray 4. Sand/Salt Tray /use any medium salt or sand /copy shapes, lines, easy symbols /advance to geometric shapes square, rectangle , circle etc. /use finger or stick 5. Opening Jars /Such a simple thing to do /Let them help you open jars or containers in the kitchen 6. Play-Dough /involves pinch, roll, push, pull /definitely encourage kids, give them time until they get independent and are confident to play on their own 7. Scissors /Bilateral coordination Skill developed /let kid cut freely first /when experienced, then draw horizontal and vertical lines /And when kid gets better in cutting lines, encourage kids to cut geometric shapes and you can paste it on a paper to make a house or a train /you can also make a collage 8. Chalks & Chalkboard /better to have an upright chalkboard /else get a smaller one and have it hung on the wall /or use construction papers 9. Legos /visual skills by looking at the pictures pattern and follow the direction 10. Upper body Strength And lastly just let them play...climbing ladders, playing tug of war… crawling games. Let them just be kids. Yeaaah!! So next time when you see your kid playing in the park, running around jumping,climbing, kicking...pulling things. Instead of getting annoyed think that he’s building some really important muscles over there for his future writing skills. Okaay!! JazakAllah for sticking with me till the end. See you in my next video. // F O L L O W me on other social media platforms. Website | https://sarameerdotcom.wordpress.com/ Facebook |   / sarameer.page   Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/sarameer90/... FAQ's ❤ I'm Sara and I'm a mother to two boys. Yahya born in 2016 and Ziyad in 2019. I've exclusively homeschooled Yahya for 6 years then he started school as there wasn't much option for socializing and he was quite shy in public. Ziyad has been homeschooled till the age of 5. A very active child and I couldn't take his energy anymore at home. :D Though our kids go to school (an average one, nothing like beacon or so!) We continue to homeschool them with our international buys. School is for socializing and to build some resilience in kids. I'm super excited to share our way of teaching and take you all along this crazy ride as I build my channel from the ground up. I would love for you to subscribe and join in our journey 😍 Q: Where are you from? A: I was born in Pakistan but then moved to Saudi Arabia when I was 1.. Have been raised and lived there all my pre-married life (till my Bachelors). Q:Why do you mention Sweden in your videos? A: I moved to Sweden after marriage. Lived there for 7 years, then moved back to Saudi Arabia in 2018. Moved to Pakistan in 2020. Q: What is your education? A: I have done a four year honours program in Information Technology and Computing. Also, a one-year Diploma in Early Years Education (3-6 years). **Disclaimer: This video is not sponsored.