The importance of psychomotor activities

Psychomotricity allows a child to be able to control better his movements and emotional impulses, as well as a better adaptation to the social, family, and school environment.

The development of psychomotricity is divided into three parts:

• Motor level: allows the child to master body movement

• Cognitive level: it improves memory, attention, concentration, and creativity

Social and affective states allow children to get to know themselves better, face their fears and relate to others.