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How to Support Inclusion for Children with Disabilities in the Community
Creating inclusive communities where children with disabilities can participate benefits everyone. Inclusion ensures that every child, regardless of ability, has the opportunity to participate in community activities and feel a sense of belonging. Supporting inclusion for children with disabilities in the community involves understanding their unique needs, building on their strengths, and addressing potential barriers. […]
Valentine’s Brain Break – Free PDF for Movement and Music
This Valentine’s Brain Break is a super fun activity that combines music, movement, and literacy. The free printable PDF packet great for classrooms, therapy sessions, or even at home. You can use this packet with or without screens to encourage reading, gross motor skills, and coordination! Download the FREE Valentine’s Brain Break packet at the […]
Let’s Draw Hair Prewriting and Following Directions Free Printable
The Let’s Draw Hair activity is a fun and creative way to practice prewriting skills and following directions. This engaging printable is ideal for occupational therapy sessions, classroom activities, or even indoor recess. Kids will love drawing unique hairstyles on cartoon faces while improving important skills. You can download it for free at the bottom […]
IEP Data Collection for Young Children in the Special Education Classroom
Efficient IEP data collection is critical for tracking progress and ensuring young children in special education classrooms receive the best support. However, challenges like time constraints and unclear systems often make this task daunting. By adopting a team-based approach, educators and related service providers can streamline this process, saving time and improving outcomes. Here’s how […]
Movement Interventions for Autism: What Does the Research Say?
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder often face challenges beyond the hallmark social and communication difficulties, including gross and fine motor impairments. Recent research highlights the critical role of movement interventions for autism in addressing these challenges. For pediatric occupational and physical therapists, understanding and implementing these interventions can make a significant difference in supporting children […]
Monster Valentines – Free Cut and Fold Printables
Check out this set of adorable Monster Valentines to practice scissor skills and fine motor skills. These free printable valentines are perfect for kids of all ages, offering a fun and creative activity that brings joy and excitement to the holiday. With easy and hard versions available, children can create their own unique valentines while […]
Calming Coloring Pages – Free Printables
Are you looking for a way to help children relax and refocus? These calming coloring pages paired with a soothing song can be the perfect solution! Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or therapist, this free packet offers a creative and engaging way to promote emotional regulation and mindfulness. Download the free pages, play the calming […]
MTSS and Sensory Processing Challenges: How Can We Help?
Children with sensory processing challenges often struggle to focus, regulate emotions, or engage in classroom activities, impacting their academic success and social interactions. Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) is a framework that helps address these challenges by providing tiered levels of intervention tailored to each student’s needs. By combining sensory, regulation, and relational strategies, MTSS […]
How to Draw a Person Song and Free Printable Packet
Teaching children how to draw a person is an engaging and educational way to enhance their body awareness, visual-spatial skills, and motor coordination. This how to draw a person song combines music, art, and learning in a fun, step-by-step activity that’s easy to follow. Plus, we’ve created a FREE printable packet to accompany the song, […]
Benefits of the Draw a Person Test in Occupational Therapy
The Draw a Person Test is more than just an activity; it is a valuable tool for gaining insight into a child’s developmental, cognitive, and motor skills. By asking a child to draw a person, therapists, educators, and parents can observe the intricate connection between motor coordination, body awareness, and cognitive processing. Originally designed to […]