This book introduces activities categorized by child development level and includes ways to individualize them to meet your child's specific needs.
And for each activity, it is structured in a way that clearly and kindly informs ① what materials are needed, ② how to involve children in the activity and in what order, ③ what areas of skills are developed through the activity and in what cases those skills are needed in daily life, ④ how to change the difficulty of the activity, and ⑤ what to look out for and check when the child is doing the activity.
So, even if you are not an expert, anyone, including parents, teachers, and caregivers, can easily follow along anywhere.
Additionally, the play activities in this book have the advantage of integrating multiple skills for body synchronization simultaneously and do not require any special tools.
Today, in addition to children diagnosed with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, emotional and behavioral disorders, learning disabilities, slow learners, developmental disabilities, and sensory integration disorders, the number of children with sensory processing issues continues to rise.
We hope that many children with sensory processing problems will be able to achieve physical synchronization through the play activities introduced in “A Collection of Easy-to-Follow Sensory Plays for Children’s Physical Synchronization.”