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Press N Go Inchworm - KA10545
Press N Go Inchworm - KA10545
Do you want to see inchworm move? Just press him down. Yeah, the inchworm is walking around.
Do you want to see inchworm move? Just press him down. Yeah, the inchworm is walking around.
Size:
Size:
8cm(W) x 10.5cm(H) x 22cm(D)
8cm(W) x 10.5cm(H) x 22cm(D)
Listening and attention training – observing your child’s reaction to sounds
Listening and attention training – observing your child’s reaction to sounds
Squeeze the inchworm to create sounds from different directions. Observe if your child’s gaze follows the sounds.
Sense stimulation - touching and feeling different textures
Sense stimulation - touching and feeling different textures
The inchworm is made from different materials. Encourage children to touch and feel the different textures.
Fine motor skills training - twisting
Fine motor skills training - twisting
Encourage children to twist the inchworm’s head to make sounds.
Fine motor skills training - squeezing
Fine motor skills training - squeezing
Encourage children to squeeze the squeaker in the inchworm’s tail to make sounds.
Fine motor skills training - spinning
Fine motor skills training - spinning
Encourage children to spin the inchworm’s wheels. The colorful beads in the wheels create sounds and visual stimulation for your child.
Gross motor skills training – crawling
Gross motor skills training – crawling
Push down on the inchworm so that it moves forward. Then encourage your child to crawl after the inchworm.
Gross motor skills training - sliding
Gross motor skills training - sliding
Encourage children to slide the inchworm back and forth.
Gross motor skills training - pushing
Gross motor skills training - pushing
Encourage children to push down on the inchworm to make it move forward.
Cognitive training - learning colors
Cognitive training - learning colors
Teach children different colors.
Sense of distance and eye hand coordination training - going through a tunnel
Sense of distance and eye hand coordination training - going through a tunnel
Build a tunnel or arch for the inchworm to travel under, using boxes other everyday objects. Encourage your child to aim the inchworm to crawl through the tunnel. Parents may increase the difficulty by varying the width and distance of the tunnel.
Cognitive training – pointing to colors
Cognitive training – pointing to colors
Name a color and encourage your child to point to it.
Cognitive training - learning facial features and body parts
Cognitive training - learning facial features and body parts
Teach children facial features and body parts.
Cognitive training – pointing to facial features and body parts
Cognitive training – pointing to facial features and body parts
Name a facial feature or body part and encourage your child to point to it.
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