Visual Motor Integration

Name: Visual Motor Integration
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: TOUCHSCREEN LEARNING LTD

Enhance hand-eye coordination

$1.99 · Designed for iPad

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Medical
Developer

TOUCHSCREEN LEARNING LTD
Language

EN
English
Size

14.4
MB

Tracing that builds fine motor skills Build hand–eye coordination and fine motor control through playful, carefully designed tracing activities that help children develop precision, confidence, and fluid movement. What children practice: Vertical and horizontal lines Diagonal strokes Curves and flowing waves Bridges and looping shapes Zigzags and simple mazes Letters of the alphabet Key vocabulary from the primary school curriculum Each activity is progressive, encouraging accuracy, rhythm, and visual tracking while keeping learning enjoyable and stress-free. Privacy & Safety first Designed for complete peace of mind: -No data collected -No advertising -No in-app purchases -No analytics or tracking tools -No links to social networks An ideal tool for building essential pre-writing and motor skills in a calm, secure, and distraction-free environment—at home or in the classroom.

Ratings & Reviews

4.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Good Content but Boring for Kids
12/01/2021

avidAdventurer
I’m an Occupational Therapist and I’m always looking for apps that kids can use at home to keep working on VMI skills. While this app absolutely has all of the lines, shapes and letters you could want to have a kids track and trace, all it does is have them follow the smiley face. The sections don’t “end” or give any kudos or indication of how they did. You just hit the next arrow for all eternity until you decide to be done.
Good Content but Boring for Kids
12/01/2021

avidAdventurer

I’m an Occupational Therapist and I’m always looking for apps that kids can use at home to keep working on VMI skills. While this app absolutely has all of the lines, shapes and letters you could want to have a kids track and trace, all it does is have them follow the smiley face. The sections don’t “end” or give any kudos or indication of how they did. You just hit the next arrow for all eternity until you decide to be done.