Coordination Cups 👌A Simple Game to Build Your Child's Fine Motor Skills for Home and School

This is a great motor coordination game that you can make in 1min with a few simple, everyday items.
This one is particularly good for helping develop the child's supination and pronation. This skill is a major building block in the development of effective motor coordination in many everyday activities at home and school.
It's been tried and tested for kids from 5-17 years of age and works great via teletherapy too (just ask a parent to make that one cut in the paper cup)
#finemotorskillsgames #occupationaltherapygames

[@ruthblameuser4860]

You could use an eraser, jingle bell, hacky sack... You could use tape over the slit to make it a bit more durable.

[@AdamtheOT]

100% Ruth. I often just use whatever is at hand. Or anything that makes it a little sillier. One of my faves for his is using a little lego dude. The kid started shouting "ejector seat" throwing him in the air and trying to catch in the cup 😅 and for sure using the tape is a great idea👍

[@bawint7124]

again love your ideas! Thanks! Do you have any ideas for children with vision impairment?

[@ruthblameuser4860]

Use a jingle bell.

[@AdamtheOT]

What she said! 😁☝️ also you can cut the bottom out of a paper bowl and push the cup through the hole. This makes kind of a funnel effect at the top to make the catch a lot easier while still getting that arm movement 👍

[@dhrubachakraborty5220]

Sir Happy 😊 Father s Day

[@ebrark.5555]

Thank you for sharing, sir. I am an OT from Turkey. I wonder, do you serve telehealth OT?

[@AdamtheOT]

You're very welcome Ebar. I love Turkey, Istanbul is one of my fav cities in the world 🇹🇷 yes indeed I'd guess that maybe 30% of my caseload is online. Of course was a lot more during Covid.

[@ebrark.5555]

@@AdamtheOT Nice to hear that. I see. Thank you for informing, sir. Greetings from Istanbul!