With many children home from school over the summer, I thought it would be a great idea to give you some summer developmental activity ideas that your kids will love to participate in. Summer Developmental Activities for Kids When I was working as an Occupational Therapy Assistant in the public school system, I put together […]
Y is for Yard Work Sensory Play
I am thrilled to have my dear blogging friend Colleen of Raising Lifelong Learners sharing with us as part of the A-Z’s of Sensory Play for Kids series. She has a great post on using yard work as sensory play! Kids that need proprioceptive input will love helping out in the yard during all […]
W is for Wheels Sensory Play
I am very excited to have Claire and Lauren from The Inspired Treehouse sharing with you all today as part of the A-Z’s of Sensory Play for Kids series. Claire and Lauren are fellow therapy bloggers and they have some ideas for wheels sensory play for you. W is for Wheels Bikes, scooters, roller blades, […]
H is for Heavy Work Ideas for Kids
I am very excited to have Dayna of the very successful blog, Lemon Lime Adventures guest posting in the A-Z’s of Sensory Play for Kids series here on GRB. Dayna is sharing with us some great heavy work ideas for kids. Be sure to check out the amazing download she has for you all too! […]
10 Brain Break Activities for Kids
Children naturally learn by movement. I am realizing this more and more as my daughter gets older (she is now 2 years old). But toddlers aren’t the only ones who need movement in their lives. ALL children can benefit from movement or brain break activities. So today I am sharing 10 brain break activities for […]
6 Sensory Activities for Kids Who Climb and Jump
Kids, by nature, are movers. They learn by moving through their environment with their 5 senses. When kids are jumping and climbing they are also using a 6 sense of the vestibular and proprioceptive systems. Yes, you really do have a 6th sense! Today we are going to be looking at some simple ways to […]
