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Research on Handwriting and Why It is Still Important!
Research on Handwriting Practice and Why It is Important One of the most common reasons for referral to school based occupational therapy services is handwriting assessment and treatment. Here is some research on handwriting for Occupational Therapists, teachers, and other professionals on why students still need traditional handwriting practice. You Need Handwriting Practice To Improve […]
Free December Holiday PDF Sample Pages from the Prewriting Packet
Wow! This huge packet of FREE December Holiday PDF sample pages is from the complete December Holiday Prewriting and Shapes packet. Students can work on fine motor skills, prewriting skills, and scissor skills this December with these fun and creative activities. This freebie is suitable for preschoolers, kindergarteners and students who need to work on […]
How to Put Classroom Modifications into Action
Action Plan for Classroom Modifications When students require modifications in the classroom it can be beneficial to put an action plan into place to ensure that the classroom modifications are actually helping the student. Sometimes teachers, related service providers, or school psychologists recommend modifications to occur in the classroom on a day to day basis. […]
Christmas Word Search Printable – FREE
Don’t you just love word searches? They are an easy, timeless, zero prep, fun activity that children enjoy. This free Christmas Word Search packet includes 3 different levels – easy, medium, and hard, answer key, AND a handwriting recording sheet page. You can download this FREE printable Christmas Word Search at the bottom of this […]
Shut the Box Printable Game for the Holidays
Do you know how to play Shut the Box? It is a classic game that dates back centuries played with dice. We love this game in our house. You can play it with one player or more. It is quick but challenging. We frequently play and chat as we pass the game around to see […]
December Find and Draw Free PDF
Here is a fun freebie for during the month of December. The December Find and Draw free PDF printable page challenges children’s visual scanning, visual discrimination, and visual motor skills. You can download it for free at the bottom of the post. It is a sample page from the complete December Find and Draw activity. […]
December Cut and Paste – FREE PDF
Need a scissor skill activity with a December theme? This December cut and paste free PDF will challenge your student’s fine motor skills, visual perceptual skills and handwriting all with this one page printable. It is from the complete December Mystery Puzzles packet or the December bundle. How to Complete the December Cut and Paste […]
Coordination Activities for the Body
Looking to Practice Coordination Activities for Kids? All children benefit from coordination activities. You would be amazed at how many skills require coordination at school from writing with a pencil to gym class, bilateral coordination and eye hand coordination skills are important to practice. Some children who receive pediatric occupational and physical therapy may also have […]
3 FREE Superhero Worksheets PDF
Kids love superhero activities! Add some fun, movement and motor skills to your next superhero themed plans, with these 3 FREE Superhero Worksheets PDF resources. Superhero Action Verbs – Super Popular Free Superhero Worksheets The first superhero printable is one of our all time most popular freebies. Super Action Verbs includes 20 different action verbs […]
Cerebral Palsy Positioning in Sit to Stand Transfer
Pediatric therapists and parents often work on sit to stand transfers with children who have cerebral palsy. This transition can be difficult for some children but it is so important in terms of independence. When a child can transfer from sit to stand independently, it makes many activities of daily living easier such as mobility, […]