Think Multi-Sensory! How many senses can you use to learn letters, numbers, or words? There are 100s of ways for kids to learn their letters without picking up a pencil. Here are 10 I did with my daughter and use often in occupational therapy sessions.
I travel to multiple schools and see anywhere from 50- 80 students per week. My caseload is varied, and I love to use games to work on foundation skills such as visual perception, eye tracking, bilateral coordination, left/right discrimination, in-hand manipulation, turn-taking, handwriting, and executive function skills.
Check out these ideas for Kits for Kindergarteners. Included in this post are ideas for sensory-motor, fine motor, and visual perceptual activities. The activities selected will help with motor development and skill acquisition.
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