Visual-motor integration recources and activities
TRACING SHAPES
Tracing shapes activities are helpful in forming key spatial concepts in children minds.
These tasks stimulate child’s eye-hand coordination and visual-motor integration development.
When children follow and draw over dotted or other kind of lines, they simultaneously compare emerging lines with original ones. The process, in which the eyes visually guide the movement of the hand, strengthens visual-motor integration and fine-motor hand and fingers movements’ control.
1070+ worksheets ... 10 workbooks
workbook 2.1
Tracing circleS
Number of worksheets: 142
Activities in this workbook develop children’s visual-motor integration and basic grapho-motor skills by tracing dotted or dashed circles. In some activities dotted circles are accompanied with outer or inner circles intended to help children while drawing.
Tasks difficulty increase throughout the workbook with decreasing size of circles.
workbook 2.2
Tracing squares
Number of worksheets: 164
Activities in this workbook develop children’s visual-motor integration and basic grapho-motor skills by tracing dotted or dashed squares. In some activities dotted squares are accompanied with outer or inner squares intended to help children while drawing.
Tasks difficulty increase throughout the workbook with decreasing size of squares.
workbook 2.3
Tracing triangles
Number of worksheets: 134
Activities in this workbook develop children’s visual-motor integration and basic grapho-motor skills by tracing dotted or dashed triangles. In some activities dotted circles are accompanied with outer or inner circles intended to help children while drawing.
Tasks difficulty increase throughout the workbook with decreasing size of triangles.
workbook 2.4
Tracing basic shapes
Number of worksheets: 110
Activities in this workbook develop children’s visual-motor integration and basic graphomotor skills by asking children to trace dotted basic geometric shapes (circles, squares, triangles). In some activities dotted shapes are accompanied with outer or inner shape intended to help children while drawing.
Tasks difficulty increase throughout the workbook with decreasing size of shapes.
workbook 2.5
Tracing geometric shapes
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direction
Number of worksheets: 96
Activities in this workbook develop children’s visual-motor integration and basic grapho-motor skills by tracing different geometric shapes, while also being attentive to the direction of drawing. In some activities dotted shapes are accompanied with outer or inner shape intended to help children while drawing.
Tasks difficulty increase throughout the workbook with decreasing size of shapes to be drawn, and by changing space between dots.
