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Beach Find and Color – Hang Ten Dude
Beach Find and Color Hang Ten Dude is the latest freebie from a new Beach Sensory Motor Packet. Practice visual discrimination and visual motor skills searching for these fun, cute surfer pictures. DOWNLOAD BEACH FIND AND COLOR. This freebie is from the Beach Sensory Motor Packet of 20+ games and activities to encourage fine motor, […]
Trunk Control Measurement Scale for Children
The Trunk Control Measurement Scale is a clinical tool to measure trunk control in children with cerebral palsy. Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology recently published research examining the reliability of the Trunk Control Measurement Scale (TCMS) with its subscores, in children with neuromotor disorders. In addition, the discriminative validity of the TCMS was assessed by comparing […]
Fidget Spinner Yoga – FREE Printable
The Fidget Spinner Workout has been a huge success with hundreds of people downloading it to get kids moving while using their fidget spinners. I decided to create another printable to incorporate yoga poses into the fidget spinner workout. You can download your FREE Fidget Spinner Yoga at the end of the post. After you […]
CIMT, Bimanual Therapy and OT Home Programs
CIMT, Bimanual Therapy and OT Home Programs: The British Journal of Occupational Therapy published a research review to determine how bimanual therapy and modified constraint induced movement therapy or constraint induced movement therapy (CIMT) methods are used for occupational therapy home programs. A literature search was completed and 5 studies met the inclusion criteria. The research […]
Color Cut Glue Scissor Summer Practice
Here is another fun freebie for summer time – Color, Cut, Glue Summer Scissor Practice. Everyone loved the Spring time scissor activity so why not create a Summer time scissor activity. You can download your FREE copy at the bottom of the blog post. All you have to do it print the three pages or […]
Strength and Fitness in Homeschool Children
Strength and Fitness in Homeschool Children: Pediatric Exercise Science published research on 75 homeschooled children ages 8-11 years old comparing them to public school children with regards to muscular strength and cardiorespiratory fitness. Each participant completed the curl-up, 90° push-up, and Progressive Aerobic Capacity Endurance Run (PACER) portions of the FitnessGram® to assess abdominal and upper body […]
Patriotic Lanterns – Cut, Fold, Glue and Decorate
These patriotic lanterns are so easy to make and create a beautiful end result. Children can practice fine motor skills, scissor skills and visual perceptual skills while creating these fun patriotic decorations. Hang them up for July 4th or really all Summer long! Access the free download below. Directions: 1. Print the following two pages […]
Beanbag Alphabet Fun – Gross Motor and Body Awareness Activity
Beanbag Alphabet Fun: Beanbags are a wonderful tool to encourage physical activity, body awareness, motor planning and coordination skills in children. They are inexpensive or you can even make them yourself with socks and some rice. So grab a beanbag for each child and try moving through the alphabet with your beanbag. You can download […]
June Issue of Pediatric OT and PT Digital Magazine
The June Issue of the Pediatric OT and PT Digital Magazine from Your Therapy Source has been published. This is a huge issue this month. Read articles on: WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED FROM OTHER SCHOOL STAFF? CIMT AND BIMANUAL THERAPY ARE COMPLEMENTARY 5 MULTI-PURPOSE, LIGHTWEIGHT ITEMS FOR YOUR THERAPY BAG 10 QUICK TIPS TO IMPROVE HANDWRITING […]
Interventions to Help Students Maintain Personal Space
The personal space and body awareness survey results are complete. Two hundred sixty pediatric therapists, teachers and parents weighed in on the best modifications and interventions to help students maintain personal space. Each participant in the online survey answered the two questions: 1.) Job title or role? and 2.) When a child has difficulty with personal […]