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Tag Archives: apps for fine motor
Write My Name App – New from Project Injini
Thanks to Kathy McNamara who shared this new app by the developers from Project Injini! Write My Name – Available for the iPad (1.99 – introductory price) is described by Injini as supporting children ages 4 through 6 to learn … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, Fine Motor Development, Handwriting, iPad, Letter Formation, Occupational Therapy, Uncategorized
Tagged App Review, apps for fine motor, Handwriting, iPad, Letter Formation, occupational therapy, OT Apps, special education, special needs students
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Alien Buddies App Gone Free Again!
Alien Buddies App is currently free again (until 1-27-12 ?)! This is app was previously mentioned in a post in December, 2011 (when free) for its visual motor and visual perceptual activities. Geared for 3-7 year olds, the following activities are featured in the … Continue reading
More Step by Step Drawing Apps
Step by step drawing apps reviewed in the post dated 12/20/2011 listed two apps that were appropriate for young elementary school students when learning to draw. A comment from Margaret Rice (thank you!) suggested the app Pirate Scribblebeard’s Treasure as more creative … Continue reading
Posted in Activity Worksheets on Your iPad, App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Early Childhood, Fine Motor Development, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Occupational Therapy, Uncategorized, Visual Motor, Visual Perception
Tagged apps for fine motor, iPad, iPhone, iPod, occupational therapy, OT Apps, special education, Visual motor apps, Visual Perception
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Step by Step Drawing App
In my years of OT work with students, intervention for improving visual motor skills included many activities. When needing to support students ability to produce artwork in classroom projects or in art class using step by step drawing tasks focusing on production of … Continue reading
Visual Motor Worksheets on your iPad
Are you using paper pencil tasks with students such as worksheets for eye hand coordination tasks such as mazes, dot to dot, tracing in the lines, word searches, handwriting, letter formation, drawing and coloring activities? Would you like the option to have a … Continue reading
Free Visual Motor App
Have you stumbled upon iDoodleCard? I literally stumbled upon this app and found it to be a good, visual motor app that is Free! iDoodle variety of visual motor activities for preschool and early elementary aged students. This is a good pediatric OT … Continue reading
Even More Fine Motor Apps
A couple of my really favorite apps that are fun, promote fine motor and visual perceptual skills are My Underwear and Sam Phibian. My Underwear is an arcadish game with activities of catching underwear, matching colored underwear or patterns of underware … Continue reading
