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Place toys on a flat surface, encourage lifting the wrist to activate the toy; such as, tapping a toy piano, playing with a tambourine.
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Hit/flick toys on vertical surface using the back of your hand or your fingers.
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Push a big exercise ball with your hand (hand can be fisted or with an open hand).
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Feed small safe snacks
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Pull out ribbons, scarves, small toys hidden inside a tissue box (tissue box can be taped to wall).
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Grasp large, lightweight, easy to grasp toys from adult's hand and release them into a box (e.g., bumpy sensory balls that are child size).
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Pull out handkerchiefs from a box with a slot or a whisk and drop into a basket/box.
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Crumple a towel or tissue paper placed on tray or table by grasping and regrasping.
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Grasp and regrasp a gift ribbon held by either adult or stuck to surface.
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