What are the signs of delayed motor planning development (dyspraxia)?

Difficulty coordinating movements and carrying out daily activities
Delay in fine motor skills, such as writing and coloring
Weakness in gross motor skills, such as running and balance
Impact on school performance and social participation

The following strategies may help support development in a natural and structured way:

Coordination exercises: Activities that improve hand–eye coordination, such as catching balls or arranging blocks.
Daily living skills training: Supporting the child in learning everyday tasks such as dressing or using writing tools.
Attention and concentration activities: Using structured tasks that help the child focus and improve movement planning and accuracy.
Use of assistive tools: Providing appropriate tools such as adapted pencils or skill-building toys that support motor development.
Social interaction: Encouraging group activities that promote coordination, participation, and cooperation with others.
Positive reinforcement and motivation: Providing encouraging feedback to strengthen the child’s confidence and support continued progress.

You can complete the questionnaire through the following link:
https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSc48gm3UMO…/viewform…

For more information and support, please contact Rawan Association for Child Development:
Ramallah – Umm Al-Sharayet – Bakdar Street – next to the Civil Defense Authority

For inquiries:
Mobile / WhatsApp: 0597375478
Email: info@rawan.ps
Landline: 022964588