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Brain Exercises Symmetrical Flowers Free Printables
The Brain Exercises – Symmetrical Flowers Free Printables are a creative and purposeful way to activate both sides of the brain. These symmetrical tracing activities encourage children to use both hands at the same time, promoting coordination and focus while reinforcing visual motor skills. Whether used in the classroom, during therapy sessions, or at home, […]
Bilateral Hand Coordination Brain Break Video
This Bilateral Hand Coordination Brain Break is a quick and engaging way to help children activate both sides of their brain, regulate their energy, and improve motor control. In just a short amount of time, students can copy rhythmic hand patterns that support coordination, focus, and attention. This movement activity works well in the classroom, […]
The Energy Song – Free Printable and Video
The Energy Song is a fun and engaging way to help children learn how their bodies move and recognize how different speeds feel. This printable and video combo encourages kids to move fast, slow, and at a just right pace while checking in with their bodies. It’s a valuable tool for promoting body awareness and […]
Ice Cream Visual Closure Puzzle Free Printable
This Ice Cream Visual Closure Puzzle Free Printable is an engaging activity that helps kids strengthen important skills while having a little artistic fun! With adorable illustrations and multiple ways to complete the activity, it’s a great addition to your therapy toolkit or classroom routine. This freebie is from the complete What’s Missing Visual Closure […]
Are Smartphones Creating a Loss of Spatial Awareness in Children?
Smartphones and tablets are now a part of daily life, even for very young children. Many parents are amazed at how easily toddlers swipe and teens navigate with GPS. But some are starting to wonder: is all this screen time affecting how children understand and interact with the physical world? Are smartphones creating a lack […]
Signs of Retained Primitive Reflexes in Everyday Skills
Primitive reflexes are automatic movement patterns that help infants survive and develop in the first year of life. As the brain matures, these reflexes are typically “integrated”—meaning they fade away and are replaced by more voluntary, controlled movements. Retained primitive reflexes are not always obvious. When that integration doesn’t occur as expected, it can affect […]
The Clapping Song – Free Printable
The Clapping Song – Free Printable is a fun and simple movement activity designed to help young children develop important skills while having fun. This easy-to-follow song encourages kids to clap in different directions and freeze their bodies, supporting coordination, rhythm, and self-regulation in a playful way. You can download it at the bottom of […]
Self Control Song – Free Printable
The Self Control Song Free Printable is a fun and engaging way to help children learn how to manage their emotions and calm their bodies. With simple lyrics and kid-friendly strategies, this song teaches self-regulation through movement and music. It’s ideal for use in the classroom, therapy sessions, or at home. This song is meant […]
Proprioception and Emotional Regulation – What Does the Research Say?
Helping children navigate their emotions is an essential part of supporting their development—whether at school, at home, or during therapy sessions. While emotional regulation is often associated with social skills, communication, or behavior management, there’s growing awareness of the role that sensory processing plays in a child’s ability to manage their emotions. What does the […]
Softball Word Search Free Printable
This Softball Word Search Free Printable is a fun and simple way to keep students engaged while practicing important handwriting, visual and fine motor skills. It’s perfect for use in the classroom, therapy sessions, or at home. The softball theme makes it especially exciting for sports fans this Spring. You can download it for free […]