by Chriselle Geñorga | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills
May is here and honestly, it is one of the best months to craft with kids. Everything is blooming, the energy is up, and spring themes make it so easy to pull together activities that are fun to do and meaningful at the same time. When we choose crafts with...
by Miss Jaime | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Seasonal
No one has to convince school-based OTPs that fingerprint and thumbprint crafts are excellent activities that support many important skills in school-based settings. These activities develop: Fine motor skills – Pressing fingers with controlled pressure and...
by Miss Jaime | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Sensory Processing, Vision
St. Patrick’s Day brings the perfect opportunity to combine colorful creativity with therapeutic skill-building! Whether you’re an occupational therapy practitioner, teacher, or parent, these rainbow-themed crafts will transform your space into a magical...
by Miss Jaime | Keyboarding Skills, Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, Technology & Apps
Children who struggle with handwriting may benefit from accommodations in the classroom including use of the computer and typing to complete written communication. In this article, there are strategies and tips on how to implement a keyboarding club to teach...
by Miss Jaime | Keyboarding Skills, Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, Technology & Apps
Can typing solve all writing problems? In the age of laptops and tablets, the debate about handwriting versus typing for students with difficulties has taken center stage. The common notion is that if a child struggles with pen and paper, they can simply transition to...
by Miss Jaime | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, Keyboarding Skills, Technology & Apps
If you have a child who is learning to type, you might be getting tired of doing the same typing programs or activities again, and again and again. Or maybe the child is struggling to pick up typing skills because of physical limitations or delays. There are many ways...
