Instructions for parents:
Say: “Let’s draw a circle!” and draw a circle slowly in the air with your finger.
Let your child copy the circle in the air with their finger.
Next, say: “Now a square!” and draw it.
Then: “A triangle!” and draw it.
How it helps?
Drawing in the air strengthens finger control, helps children recognize shapes, and improves hand-eye coordination—skills that are harder to practice on paper.
Draw shapes in the air with your finger.
Optional variations:
For older children (4–5), add a star and a heart to increase challenge.