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Spider Coordination Activity – Free Printable
The Spider Coordination Activity Free Printable is a great resource for students to practice bilateral coordination, activating both sides of the brain and visual perceptual skills. This hands-on activity not only captures children’s attention with its playful spider theme, but it also helps to strengthen important coordination and motor skills. This activity is included in […]
Fine Motor Impairment in Childhood Leukemia Survivors: Challenges and Interventions
Pediatric cancer, specifically acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), poses significant challenges for children during and after treatment. While survival rates have improved dramatically over the years, many survivors face long-term consequences, including fine motor impairments following childhood leukemia. Researchers explored the prevalence, risk factors, and implications of fine motor impairment in adult survivors of childhood ALL, […]
Spider Maze Challenge – Free Printable
This Spider Maze Challenge is a great activity to add to your collection of activities for October or anytime of year. You need to follow the pattern at the top of the page to color in the spiders in the correct order. The puzzle is from the complete Spider Activity Packet. You can download the […]
Free Roll a Monster Printable
Are you ready for a monstrously good time? Check out this free roll a monster printable! This exciting game is perfect for classrooms, OT sessions, art class, birthday parties, and even family fun nights. It’s simple to set up and a great way to engage students in creative drawing activities, while developing key skills like […]
Self Regulation and Movement: How Physical Activity Supports Development in Young Children
Self-regulation is an essential developmental skill in early childhood, closely tied to a child’s academic success and overall well-being. It involves a child’s ability to manage their emotions, behaviors, and thoughts to achieve long-term goals. In recent years, research has shown that physical activity plays a crucial role in supporting self-regulation. Regular movement, especially during […]
Where Did the Ability to Self-Regulate Go? – How You Can Help Bring It Back
Self-regulation, the ability to control one’s emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in different situations, is an essential skill that plays a critical role in academic and social success. However, many parents, educators, and professionals are noticing a growing trend—children seem to be losing the ability to self-regulate. We might wonder where did the ability to self-regulate […]
Fall Dot Marker Printables – Free
Fall is the perfect time to engage young children in fun and creative activities that help them practice essential skills while enjoying the season’s beauty. Check out this FREE 10-page PDF packet filled with Free Fall Dot Marker Printables! These dot marker pages are an easy and fun way for little learners to explore autumn […]
Free Visual Motor and Motor Planning Puzzle
Your students will enjoy this challenging, free Visual Motor and Motor Planning Puzzle. It is a unique way to support these essential skills in a fun and engaging way. You can find the free one-page puzzle at the bottom of this post. This freebie is from the complete Crossing Paths packet. WHAT ARE VISUAL MOTOR […]
Sensory Fidgets: Do They Work?
If you’ve ever wondered whether sensory fidgets help students (or yourself) stay calm and focused, you’re not alone! Sensory fidgets are widely used in classrooms, therapy rooms, and homes, but do they really work? To help you or your students find out, you can download our FREE one-page PDF printable designed to reflect on whether […]
Positive Affirmations Before a Test
We’ve all faced that nervous feeling before a big test—whether it’s the butterflies in the stomach or the fear of not doing well. For kids, especially elementary students, these feelings can be overwhelming. But what if we could replace those negative thoughts with positive affirmations before a test? Encouraging test-taking affirmations for elementary students helps […]