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Free Handwriting Worksheets for Middle Schoolers or Any Age
It can be hard to encourage middle schoolers to practice handwriting. They are sick of working on it and tired of the repetition. Try this fun FREE handwriting worksheets for middle schoolers or any age printable pack that encourages creativity, written expression, emotions, and handwriting – Things That Make Me Happy. You can download it […]
Summer Outdoor Activities for Kids
If you’re like a lot of adults, your favorite childhood memories probably include swimming in lakes and building forts in your backyard. That’s less true for children today. It is important for healthy development to provide opportunities for Summer outdoor activities for kids. Only 6% of children ages 9 to 13 play outside on their […]
Breathing Exercises for Cerebral Palsy
Did you know that pulmonary dysfunction is the leading cause of death in people with cerebral palsy? Pediatric therapists, especially Physical Therapists, often work with children to work on their pulmonary function and provide breathing exercises for cerebral palsy. Physical Therapy recently published research on this topic. The purpose of the study on breathing exercises […]
Cut and Paste Summer Worksheet Freebie
Need a cut and paste summer worksheet freebie? This free sample page from the Summer Mystery Puzzles will challenge your student’s fine motor skills, visual perceptual skills and handwriting all with this one page printable. It is from the complete Summer Mystery Puzzles packet or the Summer bundle. How to Complete the Cut and Paste Summer Worksheet […]
Handwriting in Kindergarten and How it Helps with Reading
If you work with kindergarteners, you know how important it is to start teaching the basic of handwriting in kindergarten. Not only does handwriting instruction help with legibility, did you know that it can also help with reading skills? A recent study was done to determine if handwriting instruction had an effect on the reading […]
I Spy Summer Free Printable
Need a quick, ready to go, activity to challenge your students visual perceptual and fine motor skills? Check out this FREE I Spy Summer printable puzzle. You can download it for free at the bottom of the post. I spy games are a great way to provide children with a visual perceptual challenge that they […]
USA Worksheet – Letter Sizing Freebie
This USA worksheet freebie is perfect to practice letter sizing and handwriting skills for anytime of the year. You can download your free PDF at the bottom of the post. It is great to use for Memorial Day, Flag Day, and Independence Day or add it to a history lesson. If you need more Patriotic […]
Beach Theme Activities for Kindergarten and Older – FREE SAMPLE PAGES
Need some free beach theme activities for kindergarten and older students? Created by an Occupational Therapist, this At the Beach Fine Motor Activities Freebie packet is all set to go to practice prewriting, handwriting, and scissors skills. You can download it for free at the bottom of the post. It is from the complete Beach and […]
Fine Motor Skills and Tablet Use
Children are using tablets, smartphones, and computers screens more and more each day. Research indicates that a higher amount of screen time is related to lower fine motor skills. But what about specifically fine motor skills and tablet use? What does the research say on the effect of touch screen tablet use on fine motor […]
Parallel Play – What is It and How Can You Help?
Perhaps you’ve been around a young child before, but you’re still concerned about the way they play. They sit next to other kids with their blocks or trucks, but you don’t see them making much effort to interact. You might be at ease now, knowing that your kid is actually just fine. There are different […]