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Unlocking Learning Through Cryptograms: A Thanksgiving Gift for Your Students

by Miss Jaime | Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, Vision

As an occupational therapist working in schools, I’ve discovered that the best interventions often feel like play. That’s why I’m excited to share a free Thanksgiving-themed cryptogram with our wonderful community of therapists, teachers, and...

The Therapeutic Benefits of Cup Stacking in Occupational Therapy

by Miss Jaime | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Gross Motor Skills, Self-regulation, Sensory Processing

iYou might be suprised to learn that cup stacking offers a ton of therapeutic benefits, especially for kids! Let’s explore why this simple yet engaging activity is a valuable tool in occupational therapy. 1. Fine Motor Skills Development Cup stacking is fantastic for...

Lots of Reversals = Dyslexia?

by Miss Jaime | Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills

Many states are now requiring universal dyslexia screenings in elementary schools. This is a MIRACLE. In recent years, a significant shift has taken place in elementary education as many states now mandate universal dyslexia screenings in schools. This revolutionary...

Visual Perceptual Considerations when Typing!

by Miss Jaime | Keyboarding Skills, Vision

Keyboarding and proficient touch typing is an essential skill for the 21st century. It’s not believed that it will completely make handwriting obsolete, however, we would be living in a cave if we didn’t acknowledge how important keyboarding and typing skills are to a...

My Takeaways from AOTA’s Children & Youth Conference 2023

by Miss Jaime | OT Advocacy

My husband, Dan, and I have birthdays a few days apart in December. This year, they overlapped with the Children & Youth conference in NOLA (New Orleans, Louisiana) so why not combine the trip with birthday fun and the conference?! Not to mention, I presented at...

Navigating the Holidays with a Child with Sensory Processing Disorder

by Miss Jaime | Sensory Processing

The holiday season is a time of joy, laughter, and celebration. But for parents of children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), it can also be a season of stress, anxiety, and uncertainty. The bright lights, loud music, and crowded gatherings that define this...
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