Activities for Children with Spatial Dysgraphia

This video reviews the key components that need to be addressed to improve spatial awareness and use of space on a page when writing for children with Spatial Dysgraphia symptoms.
Start with building spatial awareness using the vestibular system and integrating vision with movement in targeting activities.
Then progress to using large vertical surfaces to improve midline integration, left/right awareness, and visual attention shifting in two-dimensional space.
Finally, follow up with paper to pencil exercises to improve visual monitoring, attention shifting, and space management on the page.

[@patriciacarter8742]

Thank you! Strategies teachers of young children should be aware of. I look forward to seeing more.

[@archanaudayagiri7325]

Fantastic and low cost strategies, thank you!

[@kiransharma6564]

Very nice and helpful video 👍

[@katebailey7201]

Most helpful video I've found so far! Thank you!

[@karenling3997]

Thanks for this helpful video…

[@SensationalachievementsOT]

Thanks! Let me know if there are other topics you would like us to post that would be helpful for the children you are working with.

[@sairayounis2191]

Thank you

[@mamunimahapatra1269]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nikhilkumar-zv2uz]

Try writing from other hand

[@SensationalachievementsOT]

I know I would be useless with the right - I am a lefty! Although I was always jealous that right handed people could see what they wrote more easily!

[@lwad3128]

​@Sensational Achievements just to confirm, if the student or child is right-handed, they would use their right hand for these exercises, correct?

[@Soluna13]

Thank you very much for your valuable information 🙏🏽🙏🏽