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Fun Alphabet Games for Preschoolers
As a teacher, you’re no stranger to engaging activities for young learners. With the alphabet as your trusty sidekick, there are many ways to make learning an enjoyable experience for preschoolers. From high-energy games that help kids practice letter recognition and repetition, to quieter activities that foster hands-on engagement with language arts concepts – there’s […]
Free Spot the Difference PDF Packet
Did you know that visual discrimination skills can be improved through fun activities like spot the difference? Spot the difference challenges students to look for small differences between two seemingly identical images. These differences can range from subtle color changes to differences in shapes, sizes, and objects. With this free spot the difference PDF packet, […]
How to Become a Seller on Your Therapy Source
After the launch of the Digital Product Creation for Professionals Toolkit, I have been getting a lot of questions about how to become a seller on Your Therapy Source. I am super excited that readers are so interested and here is why! Don’t feel like reading? Scroll down to the bottom to watch a video […]
Cut and Paste Worksheets – FREEBIES
If you need cut and paste worksheets in a hurry, check out all of these freebies! You can download and print these activities right away. Grab scissors and glue and your students will be all set to start working on their fine motor skills. BENEFITS OF THESE WORKSHEETS Here are 10 reasons why these cut […]
Developmental Coordination Disorder
Developmental coordination disorder (DCD) is an often overlooked neurological condition affecting 5-6% of elementary school children, leading to difficulties executing activities for daily living, routine tasks and academic performance. While the condition generally persists into adulthood, early assessment and intervention during the school-age period can make a huge difference in providing effective management over lifespans. […]
Crossing Midline Mazes Free PDF
Looking for a new way to encourage your students to cross the midline? These two free sample crossing midline mazes encourage scissor skills, pencil control, visual motor skills, and crossing midline! You can download them for free at the bottom of the post. They are from the complete Visual Motor Exercises packet. HOW TO COMPLETE […]
Gross Motor Bingo – PDF Free Printable
Need a physical activity for a large group or one student? Check out this FREE Gross Motor Bingo PDF Classroom set. Get your students moving with this adaptation of traditional bingo. HOW TO PLAY GROSS MOTOR BINGO The rules for this fun movement game are just like regular bingo. There are 30 “call cards” that […]
Popular Posts at Your Therapy Source from 2022
Here are popular blog posts and freebies that were posted in 2022. Drumroll please… (well maybe it is not that exciting but I do love to look back and see what was most popular on the website). There are fine motor, gross motor, visual motor, and self regulation activities and suggestions. Take a look at […]
Free Printable Coupons for Kids
Check out these super fun and FREE printable coupons for kids! This digital download includes 21 different playful coupons to enjoy time with your kids. Of course kids can play catch, tag, or hide and go seek anytime but they sure do love when their parents, teachers, or an older siblings plays too! You […]
Balance Games for Kids
Kids of all ages need strong trunk control for greater balance. Balance is needed to walk across a room, go up and down the stairs, and ride a bike. Without good balance skills, kids may fall over when sitting at their desks in the classroom or trip and fall when running on the outdoor playground. […]