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Gingerbread Man Activities for Occuaptional Therapy or the Classroom

Do you need a Christmas alternative for your therapy sessions or classroom? How about all things Gingerbread. Grab your favorite version of the story, make scented play dough, and find a few resources to meet the academic or IEP needs of your students. Check out all my differentiated, worksheets & activities which incorporate math, literacy, writing, handwriting, fine motor, social-emotional learning, and visual perceptual skills. These gingerbread activities are great for writing centers, math stations, early finishers, occupational therapy sessions, emergency sub plans, and mor

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Festive Fun: Christmas and Winter Occupational Therapy Worksheets & Activities

Do you need ways to keep your students engaged and working on academic skills this holiday season? Check out my activities and worksheets for December. Plus a Christmas freebie. These resources include differentiated, worksheets & activities which incorporate math, literacy, writing, handwriting, social-emotional learning, fine motor, and visual perceptual skills. These activities are great for writing centers, math stations, early finishers, occupational therapy sessions, emergency sub plans, and more.

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Enhancing Classroom Skills with Fun Visual Perception Drawing Activities

Are your students struggling in the classroom? Are they having difficulty drawing recognizable pictures in their writing journals? Difficulty processing visual information and poor visual-motor coordination skills can lead to problems with reading, spelling, handwriting, drawing, math, and comprehension.  Use fun visual perception drawing activities to help your students improve their drawing and planning skills. 

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Boosting Classroom Success: Incorporating Upper Body Strengthening and Gross Motor Movement

As you start back to school think about ways you can incorporate upper body strengthening and gross motor movement into your student’s day. Frequent motor breaks will help improve on-task behavior and increased upper body strength can help improve keyboarding speeds and handwriting & letter legibility. Here are a few ways you can help your students increase upper extremity strength and stability needed for fine motor tasks.

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Free Following Directions Activity

Get this free Follow the Directions resource and access to so many more worksheets and activities

Free Following Directions Activity

Get this free Follow the Directions resource and access to so many more worksheets and activities