Visual motor integration is the ability to coordinate vision with body movements. It requires being able to interpret what is being seen and responding appropriately with a motor movement. Visual motor integration is more commonly
associated as hand-eye coordination. It is important for activities such as writing, eating, self-care, sports and driving.
At Home Activities:
- Copying pictures, shapes designs etc
- Puzzles
- Coloring inside the lines
- Building with Blocks
- Matching pattersn with Tangrams
- Mazes
- Catching and throwing balls
- Stomp and catch
- Shape sorters
- Hitting targets with balls
- Stringing beads
- Cutting along a line
- Making shapes/objects/letters with Play Doh
- Craft projects
- Pop beads
- Ring toss
- Games such as Perfection, Lite Brite, or Thin Ice
- Draw half of a picture and have the child finish the other half
- Connect the Dots
- Tic Tac Toe
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