Front Row Experience"Innovative Movement Coordination Guidebooks and Materials" Catalog Use these classroom-tested movement education activities to assess your students' motor strengths and weaknesses in preschool and early elementary grades or special education classes. The sequence of easily given tests and tasks requires minimal instruction time and your kids will find the activities to be interesting, challenging and fun! Each illustrated book is 8 1/2" x 11" size with the page count for each book running from 25 to 54 pages:
Once you've assessed your students' motor strengths & weaknesses in the Perceptual-Motor Development Series books, you'll want to challenge your children with an intensive 25 week program of carefully sequenced activities as given in Jack Capon's Level-1 & Level-2 books of Perceptual-Motor Lesson Plans. Perceptual-Motor Lesson Plans Level-1by Jack Capon
This is a wire bound 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" oblong 216 page book with one activity station per page. To do an activity, simply turn to the specific one you want and flip the others out of the way. Or activity pages can be easily detached, laminated, and used as individual activity cards!
Perceptual-Motor Lesson Plans Level-2by Jack Capon
It is a wire bound 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" oblong 236 page book with one activity station per page. To do an activity, simply turn to the specific one you want and flip the others out of the way. Or activity pages can be easily detached, laminated, and used as individual activity cards!
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It's an intensive beginning program of perceptual-motor activities for ALL your preschool to 1st grade students AND your special education classes. Like the Level-2 book below, it is fully illustrated, covers a 25 week period, contains program background setup information, evaluation scale, performance objectives, equipment construction diagrams, plus activities kids can do at home, special Perception Games the teacher can use to go along with the programed activities, and especially helpful sample letters to parents and organizational forms and information in setting up your own Perceptual-Motor Program. Each week is made up of 3 activity stations and is sequenced according to difficulty. 
It's an intensive program of perceptual-motor activities for ALL your 2nd to 3rd grade students AND your special education classes. It contains 25 weeks of higher level activity stations organized in the same manner as the Level-1 book above and has the added features of an extra 4th activity station and special sections on Movement Exploration activities and Game activities for each and every week! This specially formatted edition is fully illustrated with 25 weeks of activity stations sequenced according to difficulty including evaluation scale, performance objectives, program background information, and equipment construction diagrams.