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What is Self-Regulation?
What is the Definition of Self-Regulation? Self-regulation is the ability to monitor and manage your energy states, emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in ways that are acceptable and produce positive results such as well-being, loving relationships, and learning. It is how we deal with stressors and as such, lays the foundation for all other activity. Developing […]
Vestibular System in Children and Cognitive Development
Have you ever observed associations between the vestibular system in children and cognitive development or behavioral outcomes? If you are a pediatric Occupational or Physical Therapist, you most likely have worked with children who have varying degrees of vestibular dysfunction. A recent study examined closely the association between vertigo and cognitive and psychiatric conditions among […]
Cute Heart Coloring Pages – 5 free printables
Love is in the air this time of year! These cute heart coloring pages are easy to color and guess what they are free! You can download them at the bottom of the this post. Cute Heart Coloring Pages This five page free packet includes simple coloring pages all with a heart theme. You can […]
Behavior Problems in the Classroom? Research says increase physical activity!
Do you have behavior problems in the classroom? Recent research indicates that increasing physical activity may help. Sounds easy right? Well, how much physical activity? What kind of physical activity? These are all important details that need to be looked at closer when we look at strategies for behavior problems in the classroom. Previous research […]
Visual Discrimination Game – Doodle Arrows (Free Printable)
This Doodle Arrow freebie is a fun visual discrimination game that also challenges visual spatial, and visual motor skills. You can download it for FREE at the bottom of the post. How to Play Doodle Arrows Visual Discrimination Game Download and print the two page PDF. Cut apart the 10 cards on page one. Place […]
Sticky Note Games for Kids
Sometimes as pediatric therapists, teachers, or parents, we need quick ideas or games to get kids moving and engaged. Grab your sticky note pad and get ready for creative and fun sticky note games for kids. The great thing about these ideas is that all you need is the sticky note pad and a pen. […]
Developmental Coordination Disorder and Handwriting
Research was recently published on developmental coordination disorder (DCD) and handwriting to better understand handwriting dysfluency in children with DCD. The study examined the accuracy and consistency of letter production both within and across different writing tasks. Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) Developmental coordination disorder (DCD) is defined by American Psychiatric Association as “children who have […]
Homemade Puzzles – 10 Way to Make Your Own
There are so many creative and unique ways to make homemade puzzles. Whether for classroom or school use, there are plenty of supplies you can find that you already have to make puzzles. It can be fun to brainstorm yourself and with the children to come up with ideas to create new ideas. As a […]
Should Children Do Chores? YES and here is why
Should children do chores? Heck yes! In fact, it should be on the top of the list. Performing chores teaches children important life skills. As parents and teachers, it can be super hard to stand by sometimes while children learn how to help at home or at school. It takes a lot of patience because […]
5 Tips for Therapists at IEP Occupational Therapy, PT or Speech Meetings
IEP “season” is upon us at most school districts. The real key to successful IEP occupational therapy, physical therapy or speech services meetings is proper preparation. Here are 5 tips to help therapists participate in successful IEP meetings. Suggestions for a Successful IEP Occupational Therapy Meetings Communicate, communicate, communicate! One of the most important […]