Recreational activities for the motor development of children with Down Syndrome.
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recreational activities, fine and gross motor skills, basic skillsAbstract
Motor skills, such as voluntary movements, are factors related to quality of life; improving these variables through recreational play can have a positive impact on people with Down syndrome from a psychomotor and cultural perspective. The objective of the study was to conduct a systematic review of research works on topics related to recreational activities that contribute to stimulation and help in the psychomotor development of children with Down syndrome. A systematic review was carried out in scientific bases, selected empirical articles, from 2018 to 2023; articles older than five years of publication that do not correspond to the English or Spanish language, analyzed and validated using the PEDro checklist, were excluded. 10 articles were analyzed, being the most essential in the subject of study, based on their main results and conclusions. It is concluded that recreational activities contribute to basic motor skills, such as coordination, balance, fine-gross motor skills, attention span, concentration and socialization, aspects that also positively impact the well-being of children with Down syndrome.
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