Drummer

For game use, for example, a metal jar, a plastic bucket, a toy drum.
Show the child how to beat the drum. After several attempts, the baby will necessarily get a "drumbeat", the child will experience great pleasure from such a lesson.

 

Miracle beads

This game well develops fine motor skills.
Take a strong thread or fishing line (it is better to make the diameter of the necklace small so that the baby can not put it on his head), string on it buttons of various colors, shapes, and sizes. Give the child a necklace to explore, let him sort through the buttons, move them around the thread.

 

The Magic Pocket

Put a thing in a breast pocket. Put in it a few different small items. When you take the child in your arms, he will most likely be interested in the contents of your pocket and will sort through the items in it, taking them out and putting them back in your pocket.
Take care that the child does not take them in your mouth!

 

Toys in a vase

Give the baby a large plastic vase with a round bottom and a few balls.
With one hand, he can hold a vase, and the other can fold small balls or balls into it. If the vase is not too stable, the game becomes even more enthralling.
This game is well-developed hand mechanics.

 

Fingers

Spread the fingers of the baby, and fold the palms together.
Name each finger. When naming the fingers of both hands should be knocked several times. When reading the last 2 lines of the poem, squeeze the pens into the cams and make sure that the baby shakes them in time with the rhyme.

On a visit to a large finger
They came directly to the house:
Indicative and average,
Nameless and last,
Himself little toon-baby
I knocked on the threshold.
Together, finger-friends,
A friend without a friend they can not!
(Stroke the hands of the baby.)