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Why Handwriting Still Matters in a Digital World
As classrooms increasingly shift toward digital tools, one to one computers, and voice to text, the role of traditional handwriting has come into question. Typing on keyboards or touchscreens is faster and more efficient for many tasks, but emerging research shows that handwriting offers significant benefits for the brain. Understanding these benefits is essential for […]
Feelings Worksheet PDF: A Free Resource for Emotional Reflection
Managing emotions is a key skill for students to learn self-regulation and confidence. The Feelings Worksheet PDF is designed to help students explore their emotions, reflect on their responses, and discover strategies for staying calm and strong. This interactive, quiz-style worksheet is both engaging and easy to use, making it an excellent tool for classrooms, […]
Free Gingerbread Men Finish the Picture
The Gingerbread Visual Motor Printable is a perfect activity to help children practice essential fine motor and visual perceptual skills while enjoying a festive theme. This one-page worksheet, available for free download at the bottom of this post, challenges kids to complete gingerbread drawings by adding missing details. It’s also part of a larger packet […]
Vision and Unilateral Cerebral Palsy
Unilateral cerebral palsy (CP) is a motor disability that impacts one side of the body. For children with this condition, challenges often extend beyond motor skills, affecting their visual and perceptual functions. Understanding these visual difficulties is crucial for healthcare providers, educators, and parents working with these children. Learn more about vision and unilateral cerebral […]
Bear Puppet Craft Free Printable
The Bear Puppet Craft Free Printable combines creativity and skill-building in a simple, step-by-step activity. Whether you’re a teacher, occupational therapist, or parent, this free printable is a great tool for fostering creativity and fine motor development in children. Plus, it’s adaptable for various age groups and settings. You can download it for FREE at […]
Neurodiversity Affirming Practices
Neurodiversity affirming practices are revolutionizing the way we understand and support neurodivergent individuals. By shifting the focus from “fixing” perceived deficits to celebrating differences, these practices empower individuals to thrive authentically in a variety of settings. Educators, therapists, and families play a pivotal role in fostering environments that respect and affirm neurological diversity, ensuring that […]
Christmas Pencil Control Free Printables
The holiday season is a perfect time to incorporate fun and educational activities into your classroom or home learning routine. The Christmas Pencil Control Free Printables are designed to engage children while helping them develop important fine motor and visual-motor skills. You can download it for FREE at the bottom of the page. WHAT IS […]
December Workout for Kids – Free Printable
The holiday season is in full swing, and what better way to keep kids active than with a festive workout? The December Workout for Kids is a fun and engaging activity designed to bring movement and joy to children during the holiday season. Whether at home, in the classroom, or during therapy sessions, this workout […]
Christmas Dot to Dot Free Printables
The Christmas Dot to Dot Free Printables are here to bring joy and skill-building to kids of all ages. These fun activity sheets are a great way to combine holiday spirit with learning, offering an easy way to support young children in developing fine motor skills, number recognition skills, and hand-eye coordination. You can download […]
Home-Based Interventions to Build Social-Emotional Skills and Manage Challenging Behavior in Young Children
Young children with developmental delays or disabilities often struggle with social-emotional skills and managing challenging behaviors, such as aggression, tantrums, and self-injury. Research shows these difficulties, if untreated, can lead to poor long-term outcomes, including lower academic performance, social exclusion, and increased caregiver stress. However, home-based interventions to build social-emotional skills, which involve training caregivers […]