METRONOME PENCIL CONTROL We have been using the metronome (app) this week to work on attention and motor skills. We can also use the repetitive rhythmic beats to help focus on pencil control. We can change the pace for handwriting speed. This is especially helpful for slowing down writing to improve legibility. Rather than an overall “timed” sentence or paragraph, we take it right back to individual letters. Many children know how to form letters but it becomes messy when they speed up. Speed an

METRONOME HAND TAPS We are continuing to work on attention and concentration skills using a metronome (app). This time we are using our hands rather than our feet. This is a multisensory activity - proprioception, vestibular, auditory, visual and tactile. Start at a slow pace (eg. 60 beats per/minute) and then increase the speed. We can work on auditory processing, bilateral coordination, motor planning and sequencing while making body brain connections. I love metronome activities! What are you