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Summertime Activities Using Sidewalk Chalk to Build Skills

by Miss Jaime | Ask an OT, Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Gross Motor Skills, Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, Sensory Processing

By Miss Jaime, O.T. Activity by: Amanda Spielberg OTPs know a secret that we want to broadcast to all parents, teachers, and adults with kids in their lives: Playing makes learning fun! Kids learn while playing!  As we start the summer break, let’s talk about kids...

5 Primitive Reflexes that Impact Pencil Grasp

by Miss Jaime | Grip/Grasp, Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, Primitive Reflexes

A bunch of people emailed us and asked on social media: “What causes an inefficient pencil grasp, anyway?” There’s no easy answer to this one. A few reasons for an inefficient or maladaptive pencil grasp are: Overexposure or increased access to...

The best toys for fine motor coordination and in-hand manipulation

by Miss Jaime | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills

If you’re working with your child on their coordination, there are toys on the market to improve their fine motor skills. Let’s first talk about what motor coordination and in-hand manipulation are. Motor skills are your ability to move yourself and other objects, and...

How to Assess Letter Size

by Miss Jaime | Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, MotorMonday

Consistent sizing can make a big difference in legibility! When kids start to write, they struggle in many areas. They often write letters in reversal, don’t follow the three-lined format we usually use, start letters at the wrong start spot, and many more!...

Handwriting: How to Assess Where Kids Start Their Letters

by Miss Jaime | Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, MotorMonday

“BAM!” That’s my over-the-top announcement for the start spot when I teach kids how to write a letter. It’s important to emphasize where you start a letter. It helps your kids to remember the start spot! When demonstrating how to form a letter,...

How to Assess Letter Placement

by Miss Jaime | Handwriting & Visual Motor Skills, MotorMonday

Learning how to write clearly and legibly is an important skill that we use throughout life. Placing the letters properly on the lines is an important part of legibility. In this video, I share ways to assess and progress monitor Letter Placement and even write a...
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