Does your child struggle with reading, catching a ball, and other activities that require good visual treacking and scanning, convergence, and oculomotor skills? Here are some activities that can support oculomotor skill development.
- “I Spy”
- Bingo
- Where’s Waldo books
- Flash light games
- Word searches (completing and creating)
- Hidden picture games
- Color by number pictures
- Dot to dot pictures
- Building replicas or from models (Lego’s, blocks, 3-D building, wooden shapes, etc.)
- Similar/different worksheets (discrete/minimal changes)
- Target shooting
- Puzzles
- Connect Four
- Checkers
- Tic Tac Toe
- Dominos
- Mazes (complete or create)
- Using map to find cities, states, geography locations, streets, mountain ranges
- Basketball
- Peg board designs
For more information on oculomotor skills, please contact an occupational therapist at Child and Family Development in Charlotte.
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