How to use dexteria jr.

Clinical Utility: this app addresses many therapeutic objectives including FM integration & precision, hand exercises, handwriting, and speed. Children enjoy this app because it's fun & challenging.

Select the "Dexteria Jr." ap

Select "Squish the Squash." This activity helps with fine motor control.

Select the level. Each level gets progressively more challenging.

Squish the squash by placing finger directly over squash with an appropriate amount of force. The goal is to squish as many squash as possible within the allotted time frame.

SMILE for the camera! :)

View the results!

Select "Trace & Erase." This activity helps with advanced finger and hand movements.

Select the level.

Beginning at the arrow, trace in between the lines until the star is reached.

Using the eraser, trace the line with your finger to erase all of the blue lines.

Say "Cheese!!!"

View the results.

Select "Pinch the Pepper." This activity helps with pincer grip development.

Select the level. With each level there are more peppers to pinch.

Pinch the pepper by bringing together pointer finger and thumb directly over the pepper.

Make a face!

View the results.

View the activity log to keep track of scores and see improvement. This allows the therapist to measure progress throughout intervention and allows the child to see their overall percentage score.

The therapist can choose to share the results with a friend, clear the best times, request feedback from Dexteria Jr., or disable the camera if the child does not want their picture taken.

The therapist can choose to share the child's results with a parent or teacher. This is helpful because it allows them to compare the scores attained at home to the scores attained in therapy.

The therapist can email the child's activity log to "feedback@dexteria.net" to get an outsider's opinion of how the child is doing.

This allows the therapist to save the results of all of their clients and access them at any time. This helps the therapist to stay organized and compare results with children of similar ages.