Toddlers are typically obsessed with water and washing things. At least my daughter was right around 2 1/2 years old. She would always imitate me with her own broom and dustpan when I sweep the floor and she also loved rinsing dishes at the sink. Even now at 6, she still loves helping out around the […]
Pencil Grasp Development Handout
I’m often asked what typical pencil grasp development looks like. We tackled this topic in a previous post, but I had a reader reach out to me asking for a one-page handout that she could share with parents and teachers. So I created this pencil grasp development handout that you can use as a quick […]
Teach Typing Skills with These FREE Programs
In this age of technology, typing skills are important for students to have, especially as they get older. Many students who struggle with handwriting also benefit from typing as an accommodation in their IEP (Individualized Education Plan). I want to share some ways you can teach typing skills with these free programs! Teach Typing Skills […]
Scissor Skill Development Checklist for Ages 2-6
Have you ever wondered when you should introduce your child or student to scissors? It may be a lot earlier than you think. Today, let’s look at scissor skill development for ages 2-6. Plus I have an easy checklist for you at the end of this post! Skills Needed for Cutting Success Cutting involves a […]
Calm Down Toolkit For Kids
All children can benefit from calm down strategies, whether they have sensory processing challenges or not. Today I have teamed up with Fun and Function to share this great calm down toolkit for kids. You can use it in your home, classroom, or clinic/school-based practice. It’s a great way to encourage independence in self-regulation for […]