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With these beautiful wooden sticks, children can get started with motor skills. You let the brain work together by simultaneously making different movements with the sticks with 2 hands. The possibilities are endless! Do you want an idea? ClickHere for nice videos A set of sticks consists of 2 sticks (25 cm)
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The lemniscate helps with pre writing. When you can repeatedly draw this figure on a white paper you've got the writing direction skill. This beautiful PDF helps to practise and makes the direction hoe to make letters visual. The lemniscate also helps develop eye muscles to read/follow and develops the brain to get ready for learning. Thisproduct is a pdf to download.
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Learning with your body with this beautiful ABC. By making letters with the body you stimulate the brain not only visual but also through proprioception. The ABC contains all capital and small letters.
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Wil jij "bewegend leren" thuis toepassen voor je kind zodat hij beter gaat lezen? Start nu met dit volledig pakket. Een uitgebreid beweegpakket waarin alle ontwikkelgebieden aan bod komen voor een stevig basis. Al spelend gaan jullie aan de slag met de motoriek. Doordat het brein ontwikkelt via bewegen en spelen wordt lezen makkelijker. Met de bijgevoegde instructies kun je meteen aan de slag!
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To speak clearly a good mouth motor skill is needed By blowing you can train the muscles needed by talking. This beautiful whirligig turns while blowing at it from the top. He stays on the lid because of the magnet. You can also use the whirligig by twist with th fingers, wich is good for fne motor skills.
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This game is suitable for 2 players in the age 2-99 You both have a palette and are sitting opposite each other. One makes a series of movements by tapping different colors. Can the other copie? With the color palette game you stimulate the development of memory, coordination, laterality, sense of direction, midline cross, cooperation of the brain hemispheres and concentration.
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The exercise program provides fun activities to develop this development area optimally. There are activities for outside, in the playroom, a group in the circle and individually.
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The exercise program provides fun activities to develop this development area optimally. There are activities for outside, in the playroom, a group in the circle and individually.
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The exercise program provides fun activities to develop this development area optimally. There are activities for outside, in the playroom, a group in the circle and individually.
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The exercise program provides fun activities to develop this development area optimally. There are activities for outside, in the playroom, a group in the circle and individually.
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Walk the route from bottom to top with both fingers. The dog goes through the bones to the doghouse. Helps to develop eye-hand coordination and laterality. Print the pdf and get started right away. There are different routes in direction and difficulty.
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Make many different figures with this string. Train your finger muscles, fine motor skills and the eye hand coordination. Through play development goes by itself.
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Fun is paramount with this flip board. Place the bag on the shelf. With your foot you stamp on the cross and the bag flies in the air. Just try to catch it. This handmade wooden board comes with a seed bag and is good for developing hand-eye coordination. Children learn most through play and fun.
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This handmade marble ball board is a must in the classroom. It helps to relax the eyes before or after reading. Thinking freezes for a moment while calculating, after 5 minutes of following the marble, a child can continue with his work. The lemniscate is the most effective and gentle way to stimulate cooperation between the hemispheres of the brain. Let children follow the lemniscate with their fingers and writing letters becomes easier and more fun, and not unimportant; readable.
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Sale!Do you want to get started with moving learning and are you looking for ideas? With this teaching method you have a reasoned range of lessons for an entire school year. Whether you want to work with moving learning in the classroom, outside or individually, you will find it all in this clear folder. All development areas are covered and the SLO goals that you have to tick off at the end of the school year are incorporated in this teaching method. A tracking system makes it complete so that you can register the progress of children. The method can be downloaded as a PDF but can also be ordered as a folder so that you can easily browse and have a better overview.
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Do you want to get started with moving learning and are you looking for ideas? With this teaching method you have a reasoned range of lessons for an entire school year. Whether you want to work with moving learning in the classroom, outside or individually, you will find it all in this clear folder. All development areas are covered and the SLO goals that you have to tick off at the end of the school year are incorporated in this teaching method. A tracking system makes it complete so that you can register the progress of children. The method can be downloaded as a PDF but can also be ordered as a folder so that you can easily browse and have a better overview.
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Get children started to move and discover wich postures the body can make. A good stimulation of body awereness and gross motor skills. Print the cards, then children can start indepedently to work new postures. Nice to do in front of the mirror. Leuk om te doen voor de spiegel.
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The exercise program provides fun activities to develop this development area optimally. There are activities for outside, in the playroom, a group in the circle and individually.
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Make figures, letters and numbers in the air with this rainbow ribbon. Good for gross motor skills wich comes before fine. A nice practice before writing by hand.. Also to use for eye hand coordination and bodyawereness. Stimulates the brain by movements.
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Move both hands at the same time is a good practice for lateralisation. Put your brain at work by making different movements with both hands at the same time! Connection in the brain are made wich are essential for learning. Download the sheets and print them, trying is learning.
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With these sheets you can practice endlessly to develop laterality. Download the pdf and print 20 different sheets. You can use a lid to swipe over the paper or draw on the paper after laminate the sheets The practice sheets are increasing in difficulty. Have fun practice. The product is a download and not inclusive the markers and lids.
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With these practice sheet you can cross the midline endlessly and develop this skill. Download the pdf and print 8 different sheets at 24 pages. You can use a lid to swipe over the paper or draw on the paper after laminate the sheets The practice sheets are increasing in difficulty. Have fun practice. The product is a download and not inclusive the markers and lids.
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These set of 5 template boards are a part of the e-learing "writing through movements". They will be used to practice the right pencil grip and to train the finger muscles. By stimulating the fine motorskills in combination with more different movements writing will improve.
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This activity is a must for children who're starting with math and for those who find math still difficult. The number line gets meaning and kids learn wich place each number has in the row. Children also learn how to move on the line with plus and minus soms. Concepts as more/less, before/after/in between, and more will get practised. And above all, have fun while learning. Learning through movements helps the brain to develop coginitve skills. Understand iwith the body =understand in the brain!
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While it's hard to sit still for children when they are learning, the body is still developping fysically. Moving will help children to focus. This elastic helps with the consciousness of movement through back pressure. The elastics are suitable for children in the age 6 to 8 years old. Don't let children sit still for too long, espacially movement for balance are important here.
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