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Motor Skill Assessments for Autism and Intellectual Disabilities
Pediatric occupational and physical therapists often evaluate children’s motor skill abilities to determine how these skills affect an individual’s function. Gross motor skills are necessary throughout the day to complete so many activities starting from getting out of bed in the morning, walking throughout school, playing after school and heading up to bed at night. […]
Outside Ideas Word Search Freebie
This FREE Outdoor Ideas Word Search for kids is a great activity to encourage physical activity, visual motor skills and handwriting. Great for brain breaks and indoor recess too! Challenge your students to stop boredom in its tracks with this word search. Download your FREE copy at the bottom of the blog post. HOW TO […]
INDOOR RECESS GAMES FOR ELEMENTARY STUDENTS
Recess is an important part of the school day for elementary school students. But what do you do when the weather doesn’t cooperate and you can’t send students outside? Here are some indoor recess games for elementary students that will keep them entertained and active, and keep YOU sane during indoor recess time! WHY DO […]
Scapular Alignment and Cerebral Palsy
Pediatric therapists often notice that scapular alignment can play a role in the function of individuals with cerebral palsy. Researchers took a closer look at the link between scapular alignment and upper extremity performance. METHODOLOGY This study included eighty-five children who were 3-6 years old (63 boys and 22 girls) with spastic hemiplegic cerebral palsy. […]
Handwriting Legibility in Children
Even in this digital era, handwriting continues to be an important skill for children to master. When a student’s handwriting is not legible, it can be a struggle for the student and the teacher. Pediatric Occupational Therapists, parents, and teachers can encourage handwriting practice, but sometimes it is hard to quantify whether the student is […]
EMOTIONAL STRENGTHS OF A CHILD
Most people think of emotions as a personal and private experience, but we often don’t realize that our emotions play a huge role in our everyday lives. Emotions not only affect how we feel, but they also impact how we think, behave, and interact with others. For this reason, it’s important to understand the different […]
Transportation Dot to Dot Free PDF
This Transportation Dot to Dot free PDF includes three fun visual motor challenges and handwriting practice! This resource requires no prep and is ready to go to challenge fine motor skills in your classroom. Download your FREE copy at the bottom of the blog post. If you need gross motor activities to go along with […]
EMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR TODDLERS
Toddlers experience a wide range of emotions on a daily basis. While it can be challenging to deal with their ever-changing moods, it’s important to help them learn how to express and handle their big emotions. There are plenty of fun and engaging activities you can do with your toddler to help them develop healthy […]
Beach Ball Games and Activities
Beach balls are perhaps one of the cheapest and most versatile items to toss in your bag of tricks. Kids of all ages love to play with these colorful, fun balls at the beach, on the sand, in the pool, or even inside! Here are a variety of beach ball games and activities you can […]
Prewriting Lines Worksheet Freebie
Check out this awesome fun freebie from the Food Prewriting Worksheet packets OR the Prewriting Pairs Bundle. It includes several free pages of prewriting practice with a food theme. You can download the prewriting lines worksheet freebie for FREE at the bottom of this post. HOW DOES THE PREWRITING LINES WORKSHEET FREEBIE WORK? If you […]