I love having students in our practice. Not only do they challenge us as therapists to be deliberate and think about why we do what we do, but they also bring an influx of ideas in and add to our … [Read more...]
Stacking Cups
Stacking cups can be a great activity for many skills including motivation for gross motor skills! Visual motor skills - you can vary the size of the cups, the color of the cups or even the … [Read more...]
Stickers – So Simple, Yet So Effective
When working with kids motivation is the key. Depending on the day, the hour or the child that motivation could look different. One of the simplest yet so effective methods of motivation are … [Read more...]
Bubble Fun
Bubbles are a ton of fun and can be very beneficial for development. Some of the ways that playing with bubbles can be beneficial are: Hand-Eye Coordination: When a kiddo tries to pop a bubble … [Read more...]
Making a Torn Paper Owl – ‘Whooo’ Can Benefit
The newest pinterest project used in OT around here was making an owl out of torn paper. It was posted from this blog that has a ton of crafts on it. After completing the project, the feedback our … [Read more...]