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New Year Resolution for Students and Staff
Do you like to start fresh in the new year? Do you set goals for yourself to accomplish during this time of year? Being a student or school staff right now is difficult to manage. It can be a struggle to stay organized and on top of all of your assignments or planning so setting […]
Winter Fine Motor Activities and Executive Function Freebie
Winter Fine Motor Activities and Executive Function Skills Freebie Do you struggle to find the time to plan out therapy sessions? These no-prep activities encourage Winter fine motor activities and executive function skills. And… they are FREE! The 3 black and white sample pages are super easy to print off and start working with students […]
Top 10 from 2020 at Your Therapy Source
Wow! 2020 was a heck of year. One I would rather not revisit. So many changes and we sure did need to adapt. But adapt we did, as professionals always do (especially pediatric therapists since adapting the environment plays such a critical role in all that we do). Each year at Your Therapy Source we […]
Penguin Theme – Movement Activity for Kids
Need a gross motor activity idea for your penguin theme? This is a wonderful addition to your penguin lesson plans for preschool or a penguin brain break for older students. You can download it for free at the bottom of the post. How Does the NO PREP Penguin Theme Movement Activity for Kids Work? All […]
Focus and Self Control – 3 Steps to Help Kids Improve
Learning How to Maintain Focus and Self Control Starts at a Young Age All young children need to learn self control and how to focus. At times, there are children who may need extra help to learn these skills in order to function better in the classroom and at home. It is never too early […]
Improve Participation with This One Simple Idea
Improve Participation with this ONE Simple Idea Do you struggle to get children to participate in certain activities? Do you find it hard to engage children in non-preferred or difficult tasks? Perhaps the children do not follow your directions or do not remain on task. This makes it difficult for children to learn new skills […]
Snowman Math Game
Want to challenge visual perceptual and math skills? This Snowman Math Game free printable can be downloaded for free at the bottom of this post to bring a Winter theme to your next lesson. How Does the Snowman Math Game Work? All you need to do are these three steps: If you do not want […]
COVID Restrictions and ADHD
Do you work with students who have ADHD? A recent research article took a closer look at the effects of COVID-19 restrictions on children with ADHD. To examine the association between COVID restrictions and ADHD during the lockdown in Australia last Spring, 213 parents completed a survey. Results of the Study on COVID Restrictions and […]
Winter Tic Tac Toe – Free Interactive and PDF Game
Winter time is upon here is the Northeast for sure even though it officially doesn’t start until tomorrow. We got 30″ of snow overnight a few days ago so we have snow everywhere! Everyone loves to play in the snow outside but not everyone gets to enjoy snow. This FREE Winter Tic Tac Toe game […]
How to Deal with Sensory Overload at School
At the start of the school year, during special events or holidays or anytime after a school break, students may have a difficult time adjusting to a new routine, any changes in the classroom environment or even different students. Learning how to deal with sensory overload at school is important for all educational staff and […]