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Motor Planning, Autism, and Catching Skills
Previous research has demonstrated common motor skill deficits associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) which may be related to decreased planning and control of sensory motor skills. A recent study examined motor planning, autism and the skill of catching a ball to determine more specific information regarding impairments. Methodology of the Study on Motor Planning […]
Cross Crawl Exercises – What are the benefits?
What is cross crawl? Cross crawl exercises refer to movements in which we use opposition such as crawling, walking, running, and swimming. Opposition means that opposite sides of the body work together to coordinate the right arm and left leg, then the left arm and right leg. Therapeutically, cross crawl refers to any intentional cross-lateral […]
One Simple Tip to Improve Inhibitory Control in ADHD
Do you work with or parent a child with ADHD? Inhibitory control allows children to control their impulses and responses to stimuli. Inhibition is part of executive function skills and it can be difficult for children with ADHD. It is actually a primary cognitive deficit in ADHD. A recent study indicated that changing sleep patterns can […]
Self-Regulation and Math
Many students with learning disabilities struggle to learn math concepts. A recent study on self-regulation and math explored interventions with and without an embedded self-regulation component for teaching third-grade students at risk for mathematics disabilities about fractions. Methodology of the Study on Self-Regulation and Math The lessons on fractions focused on magnitude understanding and word […]
Visual Memory Game for Summer
This visual memory game for summer requires zero preparation and is FUN to play. All you need to do is print the game at the bottom of this post. The visual memory game is a free sample activity from the Summer Mini Activity Packet. It includes 25 puzzles. mazes, and more all with a fun […]
Occupational Therapy Gifts, Physical Therapy Gifts, and Teachers Gifts – Take your pick!
Here at Your Therapy Source we frequently get asked for suggestions for easy and frugal occupational therapy gifts, PT gifts and teacher gifts. Parents want to show their appreciation for their child or children’s occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech and language pathologists, teachers, bus drivers, school nurse, coaches, or whoever played a part in keeping […]
Play Quotes to Remind Us Why PLAY is so IMPORTANT
As professionals and parents, many of us are strong advocates for educating others of the importance of play in children’s lives. Over the past thousands of years, famous people have been so wise about the power of play. Here are 25 play quotes to remind us why PLAY is so IMPORTANT in the life of […]
June 2019 Your Therapy Source Digital Magazine – FREE
The FREE June 2019 Your Therapy Source Digital Magazine has been posted. Subscribe below to download the magazine. This month’s articles include: FINE MOTOR SKILLS GAME – EAT THE CHEESE (FREE PRINTABLE) 15 SILLY DRAWING GAMES FOR KIDS INCREASING ENGAGEMENT ON THE PLAYGROUND FOR STUDENTS WITH AUTISM VISUAL SCANNING ACTIVITIES – FREE PRINTABLES AND IDEAS […]
Lazy Eight Handwriting Grand Prix Fine Motor Skill Builder – Free Printables
If you want to practice pre-writing skills, crossing midline, and fine motor skills, check out this FREE printable packet – Lazy Eight Handwriting Grand Prix Fine Motor Skill Builder. You can download it for free at the end of this post. Children can work on improving the flow and control of arm movements, develops eye-hand […]
Hand Motor Function in Unilateral Cerebral Palsy – Benefits of Peer Interaction
Therapeutic activities for children with unilateral cerebral palsy are often suggested to help improve hand motor function in children with unilateral cerebral palsy. A recent study indicated that there are benefits to child-to-child interaction when it comes to hand motor function in children with unilateral cerebral palsy. What did the study investigate? This study was […]