Turning the forearm so the palm faces up. This movement allows children to hold a bowl of soup, catch a ball with two hands, or wash their face.
Added Jul 6 · Ages 3+Foil Drip MazeForearm SupinationBilateral Hand UseDistal Finger ControlEye-Hand Coordination+4 moreYou'll need: Aluminum Foil · Cardboard · Container · Eyedropper · Food Coloring · Markers · Water
Added Jun 10 · Ages 3+Screw Tower TwistForearm SupinationFine Motor ControlForearm PronationGrasp+6 moreYou'll need: Cardboard · Container · Markers · Nuts and Bolts · Pencil
Added Jun 8 · Ages 3 to 5Roller Path PaintingForearm SupinationDistal Finger ControlEye-Hand CoordinationFine Motor Control+4 moreYou'll need: Container · Markers · Paint Brush · Paper Plate · Paper Roll · Pencil · Tempera Paint
Added May 5 · Ages 3 to 5Twisty Cap MatchForearm SupinationBilateral Hand UseFine Motor ControlForearm Pronation+4 moreYou'll need: Bottle · Buttons · Markers · Plastic Container
Added Feb 8 · Ages 3+Frozen Dessert RelayForearm SupinationCore StrengthEye-Hand CoordinationGrasp+2 moreYou'll need: Bowl · Ice Cream Scoop · Paper Cup · Pom-poms
Added Oct 4 · Ages 3+Nuts and Bolts Tripod GraspForearm SupinationDistal Finger ControlFinger StrengthFinger Translation+4 moreYou'll need: Nuts and BoltsWhile these activities are great for home practice, nothing replaces the guidance of a licensed therapist. If you are in Irvine, CA or the Orange County area and have concerns about your child's Forearm Supination, we invite you to connect with us.
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