CORRECTIVE-COMPENSATORY EXERCISES FOR CHILDREN AGED 6-9 YEARS

This set of corrective-compensatory exercises was created for older preschoolers and students in the early grades of primary school. They can be helpful during individual classes and group classes with children whose development is unharmonious or delayed. It is an excellent tool to support the proper development of the child through play and exercise.

• Manual exercises: Cutouts that develop manual dexterity, arranging elements, gluing, coloring.
• Auditory exercises: Developing phonemic hearing, consolidating vowels, sound analysis of words, comparing sounds.
• Visual exercises: Developing visual perception, comparing pictures, finding and marking differences, adding missing elements.
• Graphomotor exercises: Tracing and independently drawing vertical, horizontal, diagonal, wavy lines, circles, rectangles, drawing patterns.
• Harmonious development: Supporting the development of children with delays or unharmonious development.
• Individual and group activities: Material suitable for individual and group work.

Corrective-compensatory exercises are a collection of carefully prepared tasks that aim to support the comprehensive development of the child. They were prepared by experienced educators and therapists who perfectly understand the needs of children in preschool and early school age. Thanks to this, the exercises are not only effective, but also attractive and engaging for the youngest.

The set of exercises includes various activities that develop both manual dexterity and auditory and visual perception. Children learn through play, which makes the educational process a pleasure. Manual exercises, such as cutting and coloring, improve the precision of movements and visual-motor coordination. Auditory exercises, in turn, help develop the ability to recognize and differentiate sounds, which is crucial for learning to read and write.

Visual perception is developed by comparing pictures, finding differences and adding missing elements. These exercises teach children observation and concentration, and also develop imagination and creativity. Graphomotor exercises, such as tracing and independently drawing lines and shapes, prepare children for learning to write and improve their manual skills.

Harmonia Publishing House, known for high-quality educational materials, has ensured that the exercises are aesthetically pleasing and adapted to the abilities of children aged 6-9 years. The study consists of four parts, which can be carried out in any order, depending on the needs and preferences of the child. Each part contains various tasks that engage and motivate further work. The 207x302 mm format makes the book convenient to use and easy to store.