We can keep Tempojunto going with your support. Check out our little store, with more tips on games and activities for children: http://bit.ly/TempojuntoLojinha 00:00 - Scientifically, two things differentiate humans from other animals: the neurodevelopment of the brain and the ability to perform the pincer movement. In today's video, we've brought you 10 games for you, parents, to play with your children at home that help develop fine motor coordination. This little pincer movement revolutionized human survival skills and to this day allows us to do things that no other animal can do. Hold a pencil, pen or paintbrush; type on a computer or cell phone; open a can, play a guitar or piano; perform surgery or pick your nose. All of this happens thanks to the development of our fine motor coordination, which - make no mistake - is concentrated in the hands, but also develops in the feet. So let's get to the games that involve a dose of fine motor coordination. But, look, we always need to remember here: don't compare your child to other children or force a movement that he or she doesn't yet demonstrate natural ability to do, ok? 02:09 - 1 - Fitting into the salad bowl 03:21 - 2 - Finger pinching 04:52 - 3 - Finger painting 05:15 - 4 - Playing with play dough 06:06 - 5 - Sorting grains 07:55 - 6 - Painting the letter 09:58 - 7 - Building with interlocking blocks for older children 11:00 - 8 - Spider web made of masking tape 12:40 - 9 - Cat's cradle 13:40 - 10 - Paperclip chain Editing of this video: Flor do Cerrado Filmes ============================================== If you want more play ideas for children of all ages, find Tempojunto here: ON THE WEBSITE: https://tempojunto.com/​ ON PINTEREST: / ​ ON INSTAGRAM: / ​ ON FACEBOOK: / tempojunto​ ============================================== *Tempojunto is a project aimed at mothers, fathers and adults, with children or who are adult caregivers of children. Our goal is to provide information about child development through play and show fathers and mothers how to develop playful parenting, improving the bond with their children and contributing to their development. The authors of Tempojunto - Patricia Marinho and Patricia Camargo - who present the videos, are experts in child development through play and bring here information based on studies of child development through neuroscience, in addition to knowledge and analysis of the various lines of thought on child development and education. The goal of the Tempojunto channel on Youtube is to provide relevant information for fathers and mothers to have more quality time with their children, through playful strategies and attitudes.