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Finger gymnastics for children 6 years old at home
The developmental level of the baby, especially the speech and thinking abilities, depends on the fine motor skills of the hands. The faster and more skillfully a child moves with his fingers, the better he develops.
The benefits of finger gymnastics for children 6 years old
Verbal motor skills are directly dependent on finger motor skills, since the brain centers that are responsible for speech and movement are interconnected.
Finger gymnastics exercises for children 6 years old depend on the imagination of the parents
You need to pay attention to the development of fine motor skills from an early age, preferably from 6 months. There are acupuncture points at the fingertips that are interconnected with the internal organs. Handwork improves the health of the baby.
The older the child becomes, the more difficult finger gymnastics should be.
In children at the age of 6, it is necessary to activate mental and physical abilities, since school is approaching.
The benefits of gymnastics:
- improves coordination and concentration of attention;
- stimulates thinking;
- allows you to quickly switch attention from one activity to another;
- improves speech and pronunciation;
- trains memory.
For the workout to be beneficial, you need to do it daily. The child may become bored, so the lesson should be in the form of a game.
How to do finger gymnastics at home
Exercises take only 5-7 minutes, but are of great benefit to the crumbs. It is worth starting classes with a massage of each finger, this process will take 2-3 minutes. Then do the exercises:
- Use your hands to depict a steamer or boat. Put both palms together, put your little fingers together, put your thumbs up or press them against the rest.
- Draw animals. Children will be interested in shadow theater. You can make a rabbit, rooster, squirrel or goose, and then use light to reflect this image on the wall.
- Walk your fingers across the table.
- Depict how the flower grows and unfolds. Keep your hand in a fist, push the grain into the middle. Fold 2 fists together and gradually open your palms. Straighten your fingers as much as possible and take them back, do not tear your hands apart from each other.
- Place your palms on the table. Give each pair of fingers a name. After you hear the name of one of them, tear it off the table as high as possible, palms should remain motionless.
The exercises that are most beneficial are accompanied by songs or poems.
Let finger gymnastics become a family game. Engage with interest, not skipping classes, then your child will be easier to learn.