DOT-TO-DOT. EXERCISES FOR USE IN THERAPY

Discover the fascinating world of dot-to-dot exercises that creatively support your child's development! This unique publication is the perfect tool for exercises that engage and teach at the same time. Provide your child with a solid educational foundation through play!

• Development of visual perception: Dot-to-dot exercises stimulate the sense of sight, helping to distinguish shapes and patterns.
• Visual-motor coordination: The child learns to connect what they see with the movement of their hand, which is crucial in learning to write and draw.
• Concentration: Focusing attention on a task develops the ability to concentrate, which is essential for further education.
• Spatial orientation: The exercises help to understand spatial relationships, which is important in mathematics and other fields.
• Graphomotor skills: By tracing, the child improves the precision of hand movements.

Dot-to-dot exercises are a set of exercises designed for children in preschool and early school age. The publication consists of 30 drawings placed on grids made of circles, arranged according to increasing difficulty. The child's task is to reproduce these drawings as accurately as possible on the adjacent cards. This is an excellent way to develop manual skills and creative thinking.

Harmonia Publishing House, known for its attention to the quality and educational value of its publications, created dot-to-dot exercises with the aim of comprehensive child development. These exercises not only support the development of graphomotor skills, but also teach patience and accuracy. Thanks to them, the child gains confidence and joy from creating.

Dot-to-dot exercises are an ideal way to spend time with your child, offering joint play and learning. It is also a great gift idea for every toddler who likes to draw and discover new things. Provide your child with the best start in education with dot-to-dot exercises!

The publication has 64 pages in 208x295 mm format and is bound in a softcover brochure. The year of publication is 2024.