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skilltober day 19: hand-eye coordination
(HOW ON EARTH DO YOU DESIGN THIS BASTARD)
Early Childhood - Sandpaper Numbers Writing Practice
Using sandpaper numbers offers students the tactile experience of tracing the rough texture of the numbers, helping children develop a strong sensory connection to the shapes and forms of each digit. This multisensory approach reinforces their memory and understanding of numbers. When students then practice writing these numbers on a small chalkboard, they are able to transfer the tactile experience to a more traditional writing surface, enhancing their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. This work encourages repetition and practice, which are key components in mastering number formation and developing early writing skills.
These are really fun to do and I'm learning a lot about digital painting from them so I'm gonna try to do all of them!
(Shivers, Empathy, Conceptualization, and Hand-eye coordination)
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We talk about hand-eye coordination, but in Sawamura and Miyuki’s case, it’s their eyes that bring about that coordination. Always speaking volumes with just one look, coordinating their calls/pitches to bring about those perfect strikes!
I really do love these moments where Sawamura shines as a pitcher. Especially when the opponents, and sometimes even the crowd, underestimate him. And when he does pitch - they are never prepared for what the encounter. Satisfying moments indeed!
And as a bonus, we get to see Sawamura looking like a badass while he’s in the zone:
Great drill for hand-eye coordination!
Jamie Oleksiak juggling a puck | Dallas Stars Training Camp 2017 | Cedar Park, Texas