Why finishing shapes activities are important

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Finishing unfinished shapes stimulate child’s eye - hand coordination. When children draw missing parts of printed shapes, they simultaneously compare their lines with drawings of complete shapes. This evaluation is followed by hand and fingers micro-movements to correct the direction of the line. The whole process strengthen visual-motor integration and fine-motor hand and fingers movements control. 

 

Worksheets and activities in this workbook

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Workbook contains 152 worksheets designed for strengthening children’s visual-motor integration and basic graphomotor skills by asking children to finish different unfinished shapes.

 

Task difficulty increase throughout the workbook in multiple ways:

• with increasing complexity of shapes (from circle to more complex shapes),

• with decreasing size of shapes,

• with increasing number of missing parts in shapes,

• with increasing length of missing parts in shapes.