Touch is an important way of exploring the world. Activities such as ceramics, clay modelling and exploring different textures help develop fine motor skills, creativity and self-expression.
Working in pairs or groups also encourages:
communication
cooperation
trust
spatial awareness
social inclusion.
If you want to support young adults with visual impairments in developing and maintaining the fine motor and tactile skills needed for Braille literacy, independent living and everyday activities, the following checklist provides a practical guide for educators and trainers. It includes a range of activities to assess and strengthen hand coordination, finger control, tactile sensitivity and object recognition through structured practice and observation.
