1: Foundation Skills
Flappy football Finger high-fives Bimanual hand use: Using both hands in a lead-assist manner. One hand assists (e.g. stabilises paper) while the other hand performs the skilled task (e.g. cutting with scissors) Nuts and Bolts Drawing round hand
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