Hand games for two

Are you ever looking for finger games to play with just your hands? All pediatric therapists love a good game that requires no equipment right? They are great to play to practice finger isolation, timing and dexterity. Try using the games as a warm up activity for handwriting tasks or fine motor skill practice. Here are 10 finger games to play that require no equipment or preparation: ORIGINAL ROCK PAPER SCISSORS – So we all know the usual rules – Rock smashes Scissors – Scissors Cut Paper –…

How to play “Sticks” – A Finger Counting Game for Kids Aidan is in school for the first time this semester, and he brought home this simple game that he learned from his friends and taught it to his brothers. At first, my husband and I didn’t really get it… But the boys all think […]

The Human Knot game has been long used as a team-building exercise and a fun way of breaking the ice with new groups of people. This is a great game for when you're babysitting or leading camp activities, and all it requires are willing...

Easy hand games for kids - perfect brain break ideas for fidgety kids while waiting in line from And Next Comes L

Long ago, secret handshakes were used by serious organizations to denote loyalty. While it isn’t entirely the same nowadays, friends still use them as a way of sharing something confidential and fun. Create a handshake with your date that you only know between yourselves. The best part? Once you’ve created it, you can use it again whenever you want.

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