Setting up your occupational therapy (OT) room is a crucial step in creating an environment that fosters progress and comfort for your students. Whether you have a large classroom or a small shared space, the goal is to create an organized, functional, and welcoming area that enhances therapy sessions. Here are some essential tips to help you design your OT room effectively.
Integrating letter-of-the-week activities into your literacy curriculum is a dynamic way to introduce young learners to the alphabet. These activities foster essential skills in letter recognition, identification, and formation, using a hands-on approach that keeps students engaged.
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As the back-to-school season approaches, it’s essential to prepare activities that not only welcome students but also engage them in meaningful learning. Incorporating occupational therapy into these activities can significantly enhance students’ fine motor skills, coordination, and cognitive abilities. This blog post will explore a variety of back-to-school occupational therapy activities and crafts, featuring my free Back To School Kindergarten Math Center Worksheets.
Welcome back to another school year! As occupational therapists and teachers, the beginning of the year is a crucial time to assess where our students are at. Getting an early idea of where their drawing, handwriting, coloring, and cutting skills are will help you monitor their progress. One fun and effective way to do this is through an “All About Me” activity. This simple task can provide valuable insights into your students’ fine motor skills, drawing, handwriting legibility, and visual perceptual abilities.
Hi there! As an Occupational Therapy Assistant, I understand the importance of keeping our little learners engaged, especially during the summer months. July is a fantastic time to incorporate themed activities that not only keep children entertained but also help them develop essential skills. Here, I’ll share some of my favorite July-themed occupational therapy crafts and activities that you can use to make learning fun and effective
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.
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