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Cooperative Play
Cooperative play is an engaging form of social interaction where children work together towards a shared goal. This article outlines what cooperative play involves, discusses different games that incorporate cooperative principles, provides examples suitable for young children, and highlights the importance of cooperative play for preschoolers, demonstrating how it builds essential life skills. Understanding Cooperative […]
Single Leg Squat Test in Youth
With over 30 million U.S. adolescents actively engaging in sports, understanding factors that influence performance and injury risk is crucial. Among the prevalent injuries in youth sports are lower extremity injuries, which comprise up to 89% of all such occurrences annually. The Single Leg Squat test (SLS) emerges as a straightforward, yet effective tool to […]
Affirmations Word Search Puzzle – Free Printable
This is an exciting educational tool that combines fun and learning: the Affirmations Word Search Printable! This engaging activity is designed not only to entertain but also to inspire and motivate young minds. Perfect for elementary students, this fun printable positive affirmations word search puzzle helps reinforce positive language, practice visual perceptual skills, encourage handwriting […]
Exercise, ADHD Symptoms and Executive Functions
ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is the most common neurodevelopmental disorder among children and adolescents. It has three types based on symptoms: predominantly inattentive (ADHD-I), predominantly hyperactive-impulsive (ADHD-HI), and combined (ADHD-C). About 5% to 10% of adolescents are affected, with boys being twice as likely as girls to have ADHD. Approximately half of these […]
Set the Table Game Free Printable
Looking for a fun turn taking game where kids can practice a life skill at the same time? Need an activity to teach children how to set the table and help motivate them to do chores? Try this Set the Table Game FREE Printable from Your Therapy Source. Roll the die or spin the spinner […]
Shape Matching Printable – Free Circle PDF
This shape matching printable PDF freebie is a great visual perceptual and fine motor challenge. You can laminate the puzzle pieces or simply print and color. You can download this free printable at the bottom of this post. These worksheets are from the complete Shape Match Up packet. HOW TO DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE SHAPE MATCHING […]
Color By Number Spring Worksheets FREE Printables
I love this twist for color by numbers. This Color By Number Spring Worksheets packet combines coloring fun, number recognition, and physical activities. These aren’t just your regular coloring pages. This Spring PDF packet integrates learning with movement and art, making them a great choice for elementary students and up! Download your FREE printable PDF […]
Bird Puzzle PDF Free Printable
If you are looking to practice scissors skills, check out this FREE bird puzzle PDF. Challenge your students cutting and pasting skills with this ready to go print and solve puzzle. This freebie can be downloaded at the bottom of the post. It is from the complete Spring Cut and Glue Packet. HOW TO COMPLETE […]
Morning Meeting Games
Morning meetings are a cornerstone of many educational environments, fostering a sense of community, empathy, and excitement for the day ahead. Incorporating games into these gatherings can transform the start of the day from routine to remarkable. Learn more about the benefits of morning meetings and how morning meeting games can enhance this crucial time, […]
Communication Tips for School-Based Therapists
Working as a team in a school setting to support a child’s development can be a challenging yet profoundly rewarding journey. School-based occupational, physical therapy and speech therapy providers often find themselves at the nexus of this collaborative effort, bridging the gaps between children, parents, and educators. While the road to effective teamwork is not […]