Resumen 
El tema de la lateralidad y los movimientos ambidiestro, son estudiados en muchas partes del 
universo, y dada la importancia para el desarrollo motriz, muchos especialistas y padres de 
familia,  utilizan  de  forma  forzada.  El  objetivo  fue:  El  objetivo  de  la  investigación  fue: 
Favorecer  en  el  proceso  de enseñanza  -  aprendizaje  de  la  lateralidad  para  mejorar para  el 
desarrollo de los movimientos ambidiestros, mediante u conjunto de ejercicios lúdicos para 
niños de 3 años del CNH Bastión Popular “Guayaquil”. El tipo de investigación es descriptiva 
cualitativa, con un diseño no experimental, de carácter transversal, se aplicaron métodos teórico 
y  empíricos,  como  la  observación,  el método  inductivo  y  deductivo,  análisis  y  síntesis,  el 
estadístico, sirvieron como guía del proceso investigativo. La  muestra fue  intencional a  un 
grupo de 39 participantes. Se concluye que, entre las principales deficiencias en los niños fue 
la inexperiencia en los movimientos laterales, a través de la localización, desorientación en el 
espacio, falta de coordinación izquierda-derecha y motriz, aspecto fundamental que interfiere 
en la percepción en el desarrollo de movimientos bimanuales. Además, se muestra dificultad 
de  los  movimientos  simétricos  del  cuerpo  Debido  al  escaso  desarrollo  de  la  motricidad 
ambidiestra en niños de 3 a 6 años. 
Palabras clave: Ejercicio físico lúdicos, Estimulación, Juegos movimientos. 
 
Abstract 
The topic of laterality and ambidextrous movements are studied in many parts of the universe, 
and given the importance for motor development, many specialists and parents use it forcefully. 
The objective was: The objective of the research was: To promote laterality in the teaching-
learning process to improve the development of ambidextrous movements, through a set of 
recreational  exercises  for  children  from  3  to  6  years  old  at  the  CNH  Bastión  Popular. 
Guayaquil.” The type of research is qualitative descriptive, with a non-experimental design, of 
a transversal nature, theoretical and empirical methods were applied, such as observation, the 
inductive and deductive method, analysis and synthesis, the statistical method, which served 
as a guide to the investigative process. The sample was intentional to a group of 39 participants. 
It  is  concluded  that  among  the  main  deficiencies  in  children  was  inexperience  in  lateral 
movements,  through  localization,  disorientation  in  space,  lack  of  left-right  and  motor 
coordination,  a  fundamental  aspect  that  interferes  with  perception  in  the  development  of 
bimanual movements. In addition, difficulty in symmetrical body movements is shown due to 
the poor development of ambidextrous motor skills in children from 3 to 6 years old. 
Keywords: Playful physical exercise, Stimulation, Games and movements. 
 
Resumo 
The  subject  of  laterality  and  ambidextrous  movements  are  studied  in  many  parts  of  the 
universe, and given the importance for motor development, many specialists and parents use 
them in a forced way. The objective of the research was: To favor the teaching-learning process 
of laterality in order to improve the development of ambidextrous movements through a set of 
playful exercises for 3-year-old children of the CNH Bastión Popular "Guayaquil". The type 
of research is qualitative descriptive, with a non-experimental design, of transversal character, 
theoretical and empirical methods were applied, such as observation, inductive and deductive 
method, analysis and synthesis, and statistics, which served as a guide for the research process. 
The sample was intentional and consisted of a group of 39 participants. It is concluded that, 
among the main deficiencies in the children was the inexperience in lateral movements, through 
localization, disorientation in space, lack of left-right and motor coordination, a fundamental 
aspect that interferes in the perception in the development of bimanual movements. In addition, 
there  is  difficulty  in  symmetrical  body  movements  due  to  the  scarce  development  of 
ambidextrous motor skills in children from 3 to 6 years of age.