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Social Emotional Activities for Preschoolers
Preschool years are a crucial period for the development of social-emotional skills in children. During this stage, young minds are like sponges, absorbing the nuances of social interactions and emotional expressions. To support the healthy growth of these skills, incorporating social-emotional activities for preschoolers into the curriculum is essential. There is a great variety of […]
Visual Motor Integration and Academics – What Does the Research Say?
Visuomotor Integration (VMI) is the coordination between what we see and how we move. It’s a skill that involves understanding visual information and using it to guide physical actions. This is crucial for everyday tasks like eating with utensils or tying shoelaces, and it’s also fundamental in academic skills such as counting with fingers or […]
Free Printable Right Left Frosty the Snowman Game
Get ready for some frosty fun with our latest Free Printable Right Left Frosty the Snowman Game! This is an excellent activity for the chilly season, offering a delightful way to engage in a gift-passing game with a wintery twist. Perfect for teachers, therapists, and families looking to add a bit of winter magic to their […]
Potty Training a Child with Autism – How You Can Help
Potty training a child with autism can be a challenging but rewarding journey. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) presents unique challenges in the potty training process, making it essential for parents and other caregivers to approach this important milestone with patience, understanding, and specific strategies tailored to their child’s needs. This guide will provide helpful tips […]
Snowflake Bingo Game – Free SEL Printable
Snowflake Bingo is here to add a touch of winter magic to your Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) activities. As the season blankets the world in snow, why not engage in a fun and educational game that celebrates the beauty of snowflakes while nurturing important emotional skills? This is a free printable SEL game that […]
Santa Maze Free Printable
Check out this awesome long Santa Maze that you can download for free to help Santa deliver all the presents! The great thing about this maze is that it requires students to practice their scissors skills along with. visual-spatial and visual-motor skills to help Santa fly over the houses. You can download it for free […]
OT IEP Goals for Sensory Processing for Functional Outcomes
In the realm of education, Occupational Therapists (OTs) hold a pivotal role in supporting students with sensory processing challenges. Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) can significantly impact a student’s ability to learn, socialize, and thrive in a school setting. Developing an IEP (Individualized Education Program) with a team of professionals, parents, and students is crucial. Learn […]
I Spy With My Little Eye – Free Printable Games
I spy with my little eye… something beginning with ‘F’. Fun! That’s right, we’re delving into the delightful and educational world of “I Spy” games. Parents, teachers, and anyone with a love for engaging young minds, listen up! You can now download two versions of a unique “I Spy with My Little Eye” worksheet, entirely […]
Story Starters – Creative Writing Prompts for Kids
Unlock the world of imagination for your elementary students with these 100 unique story starters! Categorized and tailored to spark creativity, these prompts are perfect for fostering writing skills and overcoming the daunting blank page. The opening line for different short stories can be used as creative writing prompts. These story starters are appropriate for […]
Enhance Motor Skills in Autism With Parent Interventions
In the realm of child development, especially for autistic children, the development of Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) is crucial. FMS are the building blocks of more complex movements and are essential for children’s physical and cognitive development. However, autistic children often face challenges in developing these skills naturally. This highlights the need for effective interventions, […]