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Sensory Activities for One-Year-Olds
A sensory activity is any type of play that stimulates the senses. Information communicated through the senses of one-year-olds is crucial to healthy child development. In addition, sensory activities for one-year-olds can be so much fun and increase their success in play and eventually at school. WHY ARE SENSORY ACTIVITIES IMPORTANT FOR BABIES? Including sensory […]
Shoe Tying Task Analysis
When you were a kid, one of the first things you might have learned how to do around kindergarten and first grade was to tie your shoes. It might appear like a pretty basic task, but it can be super tricky. That’s because there’s a lot more to shoe tying than it seems. If you’re […]
STUDENT ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Student engagement is one of the most important aspects of teaching, and many different strategies can help keep students interested in class. Some ideas for student engagement strategies include hands-on activities, group work, movement breaks, and using technology in interesting ways. No matter what approach you use, it’s important to find what works best for […]
Fine Motor Games for Preschoolers
Learning should be fun and interesting in preschool! Young children can improve their finger dexterity and strength of small hand muscles with games. Furthermore, fine motor games for preschoolers allow for success in activities such as writing, cutting, feeding, and dressing. FINE MOTOR GAMES FOR PRESCHOOLERS – WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT? Fine motor games for […]
KINDERGARTEN LETTER RECOGNITION GAMES
Are you looking for engaging and fun ways to help your kindergarteners learn to recognize letters? If so, you’ll love these kindergarten letter recognition games! They are great for practicing both upper and lowercase letters. Plus, they are perfect for when you have a little extra time on your hands. So, get ready to have […]
School Maze and Tracing Sheets – FREE
Check out this School maze and tracing sheets for the letters A and z. Challenge your students’ visual motor, visual spatial and handwriting skills with these four FREE worksheets. You can download them for free at the bottom of the post. They are from the complete SCHOOL TRACING AND MAZE PACKET. HOW DOES THE FREE […]
Thanksgiving Printables
Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and food. It’s also a time for kids to learn about the history and traditions of the holiday. If you’re looking for some free Thanksgiving printables for the kids, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve got coloring pages, crafts, workouts, puzzles, worksheets, and more. So grab a […]
Thanksgiving Coloring Placemats – Free Printables
Thanksgiving is a time to come together with family and friends, give thanks for all we have, and enjoy delicious food. While there are many traditions associated with turkey day, Thanksgiving coloring placemats can be enjoyed by kids of all ages. This year, why not try something new and print out a few Thanksgiving coloring […]
Turkey Craft Printable – Free
Why not make a free turkey craft printable with your kids? This printable is simple to follow and encourages fine motor and visual motor skill practice. Plus, it’s a great way to get into the Thanksgiving spirit this November or anytime! You can download it for in your classroom, therapy room, or at home for […]
Interview with a School Based Physical Therapist
I am continuing the Day in the Life Video series with this interview with a school based Physical Therapist. Today, my guest is Dale. She is a physical therapist in a public school setting. She has her bachelors in PT and her masters in PT Neurology. She has extensive experience and has worked in public […]