Seasonal Activities for Sensorimotor Development

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ISBN:
9780863885303
Published:
May 2005
Code:
0025246

Description

This book contains easy-to-use activities for therapists, educators and carers to provide fun and engaging sensorimotor groups for students with movement and sensory dysfunction.

  • The activities span an entire year with a different main activity for each week. Themed by season, the activities can be linked to the school year and incorporated into the classroom.
  • The activities promote socialisation, postural strengthening, improvement of gross and fine motor skills, and self-regulation of the body.
  • Comprehensive instructions on how to run a group are included, as well as benefits and adaptations for severely affected individuals and wheelchair users.
  • There are sensory-regulating warm-up appetizers to increase body awareness and prepare the students for movement; main course activities to strengthen fine and gross motor skills; and cool-down desserts to regulate the body and assimilate benefits gained during group activities.

The activities are suitable for use with any school-age students, including those without movement difficulties, but are especially beneficial for students with mild to moderate motor disabilities, who exhibit increased difficulty functioning in a group setting.

Age: 7+

Reviews

"Impressed with the breadth of ideas... clearly set out... would also help provide ideas for other curriculum areas."
Frank Wise Special School, Banbury

Chapters

  • Introduction
  • Working with different kinds of Groups
  • Influence of the sensory system on motor control
  • How to use this book
  • Appetisers or warm-up activities
  • Main courses or main activities (January - December)
  • Desserts or cool-down activities.

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