Gross motor assessments measure the ability to control the muscles of the body for large movements. Fine motor assessments measure the ability to use the fingers, hands, and wrists for manipulation and dexterity tasks.

Topics include: Ocular motor, Gross motor, Visual-motor perception, Visual memory, Laterality, and Reversals.

Fun-filled games and activities help children develop gross motor skills, increase balance, enhance directionality, and stress left/right discrimination.

Children take the initial steps in learning letter recognition, shapes, top-to-bottom placement and directionality concepts, and improve their overall fine and gross motor skills.