Hey there, parents and teachers! If you’re tired of tripping over untied shoelaces or hearing the age-old plea, “Can you tie my shoes, please?” then you’re in the right place! Teaching kids to tie their shoes can be a tricky task, but fear not! Occupational therapists (OTs) are here to save the day with some invaluable tips and techniques to make the process a breeze.
Summer is the perfect time to blend fun and learning, especially for occupational therapy sessions. Engaging students in meaningful activities that enhance their fine motor skills, handwriting, and overall development can make a significant difference. This blog post will explore a variety of summer occupational therapy activities and crafts, featuring my free Summer Writing & Math Center Activities – Occupational Therapy Worksheets.
Cutting skills are essential for children’s fine motor development and academic success. As occupational therapists, parents, and teachers, nurturing these skills is crucial to help children gain confidence and independence in various tasks. In this blog post, we’ll explore tips and ideas to assist children in learning to cut effectively while introducing an engaging resource designed to enhance cutting skills and promote learning.
Summer school is a great opportunity for occupational therapists to help students build foundational skills in a relaxed, fun, and engaging environment. With the right activities, therapists can make significant progress on therapy goals while keeping students entertained and motivated. Here are some creative and effective strategies for occupational therapists teaching summer school, along with activities and crafts to enhance learning and development.
Do your students struggle with fine motor skills, letter formation, or sentence structure? As parents, teachers, and occupational therapists, we understand the importance of foundational
In the journey of academic success, there are often hidden challenges that can hinder a student’s progress. One of these challenges lies in the realm of visual perception and eye tracking, fundamental skills that are often overlooked but are crucial for reading, writing, and other academic activities.
May is a vibrant month filled with opportunities for growth and exploration. For occupational therapists, parents, and teachers, it’s an ideal time to engage children in activities that promote the development of foundational skills. From fine motor skills to sensory integration, the activities chosen for May can be both enriching and enjoyable.
As Memorial Day approaches, it’s essential to take the time to honor and remember the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives serving in the United States Armed Forces. This meaningful holiday provides an opportunity for reflection, gratitude, and remembrance.
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