Finger Gymnastics: Neurofitness for Toddlers

The aim of the manual is to develop a child's brain, speech, fine motor skills, and prepare a preschooler's hand for writing. It uses an effective proprietary method that has been successful among Russian educators and speech therapists for many... years.
The book provides a whole complex of options for static and dynamic exercises that will help activate the child's brain function, and offers different methods for performing them depending on age, so these exercises can be used for children starting from 1 year old all the way up to school.
Colorful thematic illustrations, tasks built in a game form, poems and nursery rhymes, drawings showing how to perform the exercises will make the classes easy and interesting for both the child and the adult.
The book will help:
1) develop the fine motor skills of the child's hands;
2) activate the work of their brain;
3) prepare the hand for writing;
4) expand the child's vocabulary.

Author: КОСИНОВА Е.М.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: Home Speech Therapy

Age restrictions: 0+

Year of publication: 2023

ISBN: 9785041850517

Number of pages: 64

Size: 235x162x4 mm

Cover type: soft

Weight: 113 g

ID: 1488641

The aim of the manual is to develop a child's brain, speech, fine motor skills, and prepare a preschooler's hand for writing. It uses an effective proprietary method that has been successful among Russian educators and speech therapists for many years.
The book provides a whole complex of options for static and dynamic exercises that will help activate the child's brain function, and offers different methods for performing them depending on age, so these exercises can be used for children starting from 1 year old all the way up to school.
Colorful thematic illustrations, tasks built in a game form, poems and nursery rhymes, drawings showing how to perform the exercises will make the classes easy and interesting for both the child and the adult.
The book will help:
1) develop the fine motor skills of the child's hands;
2) activate the work of their brain;
3) prepare the hand for writing;
4) expand the child's vocabulary.