Fine and gross motor skills that are being forgotten or overlooked--and how to work on them
Everyday activities require dozens of fine and gross motor skills that can sometimes be overlooked. This webinar explores skills such as grasping, dressing, using utensils, cutting, writing, climbing, jumping, balance, coordination, and more. Parents and caregivers will learn simple ways to incorporate opportunities to practice these skills into play, household routines, and everyday activities while recognizing when additional professional support may be helpful.
- The fine motor skills behind everyday tasks like grasping, dressing, using utensils, cutting, and writing
- The gross motor skills behind climbing, jumping, balance, and coordination
- Simple ways to practice these skills during play
- How to build motor practice into household routines and everyday activities
- How to recognize when additional professional support may be helpful
About the Host
Juliet King, BCBA
Juliet King is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and the founder of Questions First Behavior Education with extensive experience supporting children across home, clinic, and school settings. Specialized in trauma-informed and neurodivergent-affirming care, she focuses on providing caregivers and educators with practical, time-efficient strategies to navigate challenging behaviors. Juliet holds a Master's degree in Behavior Analysis from Simmons University and is dedicated to making ABA accessible through a compassionate, inquiry-based approach.
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