AP PSYCHOLOGY

Detailed explanation-1: -puzzles (puzzle pieces, number puzzles, puzzle rack, etc.) blocks (bristle, Lego, nesting, stacking, building, etc.) games (lotto, color and shape, number, etc.) miscellaneous, child-directed items (beads, laces, pattern cards, snap-together materials, etc.)

Detailed explanation-2: -Many daily activities require object manipulation in one hand. Examples include positioning a pencil when writing and drawing; using scissors, holding a knife and a fork; and positioning buttons, zippers, snaps and laces for dressing.

Detailed explanation-3: -Manipulative skills involve moving or using an object with the hands or feet to achieve a goal or complete a task. For fine motor skills, that object might be a pencil or button. For gross motor skills, the object might be sporting equipment or toys such as bats, balls, racquets, or jump ropes.

Detailed explanation-4: -Shape sorters and stackers are a great way to introduce hand-eye coordination and develop their fine motor skills. Outdoor toys like trampolines, balance bikes, and ride-on toys are perfect for when the sun’s shining.