Sensory Motor Handbook: A Guide for Implementing and Modifying Activities in the Classroom

by Jean Fisher, Carol Owens

Therapists, teachers, and parents need resources to help children who experience difficulties in the classroom. Occupational therapists have collaborated with physical therapists and speech therapists designing activities for children that maximize opportunities for sensory integration, gross motor, fine motor, and oral motor development.Sensory Motor Handbook provides teachers with hundreds of suggestions to help meet sensory and motor needs in the classroom. It also provides parents and children with many entertaining, easy-to-implement activities. Aimed at preschool to fourth grade level, these activities also can be used with people of all ages who have developmental disabilities. Key Features* Written in a style which purposely avoids medical terminology, to assist both the professional and layperson working with children in special education* Provides teachers with a framework from which to observe, modify, and implement motor-related activities in the

220 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998