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Fine Motor Skills

Fine Motor Skills

By manipulating pieces and fitting them together, children improve their dexterity, which prepares them to perform actions requiring more precise movements. A variety of activities help develop dexterity. Threading, drawing, cutting and manipulating various modelling clays gradually helps acquire the skills needed to master everyday gestures such as buttoning, lacing and zipping up and prepares children for writing. Preschoolers who do these types of activities will find it easier to trace letters.

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Gross Motor Skills

Gross Motor Skills

Gross motor skills include balance, coordination, lateralization, strength, endurance, etc. Motor skills involve performing body movements and maintaining positions. Like all other skills, motor skills are acquired through practice, and repetition allows them to be refined and developed further. Motor activities and games promote spatial orientation and encourage children and adults alike to expend their energy in a positive way. The same activity often adapts well to children at different stages of development.

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Concentration

Concentration

Concentration is the ability to focus attention on a single subject. Whether with work, reading or play, the process is always the same, and it is essential for learning. However, the ability to concentrate varies greatly depending on age and neurological development. Play is a natural ally of concentration. Anyone who has observed a child playing can attest to this. Many things can stimulate concentration. First, it is important to provide the child with a favourable learning environment: limit noise, have adequate physical and material organization, and fit the task duration as well as the challenge level to the child's abilities. Encouraging the child to follow a path with their finger, closing their eyes so that they listen to sounds, and reminding them of some of the characteristics of the task are strategies that help develop concentration. Finally, asking the child what they did to complete a task allows them to apply their strategies in other contexts.

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The soft filament sensory ball is designed to encourage sensory exploration, improve coordination and promote active play. Covered with flexible soft filaments, it delivers gentle tactile stimulation while helping users develop motor skills through engaging activities.

Supplied as a set of six assorted colors, this sensory ball is ideal for schools, daycare centers, occupational and physical therapy clinics, physical education programs and home use.

Benefits of a soft filament sensory ball

The flexible filaments provide pleasant tactile feedback while making the ball easy to grip and manipulate. Its unique surface encourages sensory exploration and supports a wide range of educational, recreational and therapeutic activities.

It can help users:

improve hand-eye coordination;
develop gross and fine motor skills;
enhance tactile awareness;
promote balance and body control;
encourage sensory integration activities;
make physical activities more enjoyable.
Versatile applications

This sensory ball is suitable for:

physical education classes;
daycare and early childhood programs;
occupational therapy;
physiotherapy;
sensory integration activities;
coordination exercises;
cooperative games;
family recreation.

Its soft filament surface is ideal for throwing, catching, rolling, bouncing and manipulation exercises.

Features
12.5 cm diameter.
Flexible soft filament surface for gentle tactile stimulation.
Set of six assorted colors.
Easy to clean.
Suitable for individual or group activities.
Excellent for educational, therapeutic and recreational programs.
A versatile educational and sensory tool

Whether used in the classroom, during therapy sessions or for active play, the soft filament sensory ball promotes movement, tactile exploration and motor skill development while providing an enjoyable sensory experience for users of all ages.