Dragon Day is celebrated January 16th and this skill builder can help make the day special. OPTION: You can place the dragon on a window or light table and place another blank paper on top of it and have kids trace the dragon and name it. Click...
Building communication and imagination are keys to success, so here is a fun one that has a winter theme. You can also have kids write in winter items from a list such as; scarf, boots, jacket, skiis, hat, googles, wool, thermal underwear, hot chocolate, and fireplace. Click...
Sorting, saying and writing can all be addressed in this simple activity. Sometimes this can be a great way to increase speech and fine motor and visual motor skills as well! Kids will always attend longer to a task if it is fun, so present it...
Sometimes this is a fun one to do at the end of the day especially on those long driving vacations. You can talk about what you did or might have done. Kids always enjoy adding to a picture and this is no exception. Click Here to Download...
Kids especially love to color and cut and paste items into the picture provided. Adding sensory components to this can also make it more memorable. Click Here to Download the PDF...
Let imagination soar with stories about these characters and let fine motor skills flourish. They are fun to color, cut, and paste on to a large colored paper background. Pirate lovers will also have fun with this one. Follow us on Facebook! Click Here to Download the PDF...
Funny conversations happen when you ask questions and who knows what the animal of choice may be getting dressed to go out and do. Have fun writing and talking about these fun characters. Click Here to Download the PDF...
Old car tires in a therapy gym for all ages is a hit! If you have some kids wash them there will be no black hands when you jump over them, into them, around them, or drive them down a line in the gym. Be...
Obstacle courses can be made from a variety of items. In this Obstacle course we used discarded containers and put a pumpkin face on the bottom of the containers and then let kids place the opening on a hook. We also, had them carry (vampire blood- water...
Fingers love to explore what is inside and move them around. It can calm an Alzheimer's patient or give sensory feedback to a small child. You can also place a variety of small items inside such as foam letters, glitter, fuzz balls, marbles, spangles, plastic...