Who this is for
This webinar is for parents and carers who want to understand fine motor development a little better. It suits anyone looking for practical, everyday ways to support their child's hand skills at home. No previous knowledge is needed.
What you'll learn
What fine motor skills are and why they matter
How fine motor development supports everyday tasks
Easy, fun activities to try at home
Ideas that do not need specialist equipment
Downloadable copy of the slides to keep
A fine motor ideas resource full of activity inspiration
About this course
Fine motor skills cover the small, precise movements our hands and fingers make — things like holding a pencil, doing up buttons or using scissors. This webinar walks you through what those skills actually are and why they matter for your child's everyday life.
You will come away with a bank of easy, accessible activities you can weave into your time at home together — nothing complicated, nothing that needs specialist equipment.
When you join, you also get a copy of the slides to look back on whenever you need a reminder, plus a fine motor ideas resource packed with activity inspiration.
Curriculum
1 module — unlocks in order as you complete each one.
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Fine Motor Fun at Home
Your instructor
Grace Magennis
Grace Magennis is a Children's Occupational Therapist, Sensory Integration Practitioner, and founder of The Sensory Submarine. With extensive postgraduate training and specialist experience, Grace supports autistic children and young people, those with ADHD, developmental delay, physical and learning disabilities, sensory processing differences, and a wide range of additional needs. Her practical, evidence-based and neuroaffirming approach equips parents, educators and professionals with simple, effective strategies to support children's development, regulation, learning and participation in everyday life.