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hands and fingers are made out of colored paper with the words, free on teacher's day

We're inviting all preschool teachers to share their activity ideas on our site TeachersMag.com. Simply add a post with 2 photos and a description of the activity. After publishing the post, you will have access to downloadable free worksheets and printables for use in your classroom. To get started with this activity, you will need some hair ties of different colors and these printables. Pattern Activity, Free Printable, preschool, kindergarten, worksheets

a collage of photos showing how to make a chomp chopping pacman

Let your child's imagination fly while you feed the tennis ball and squeeze in some fine motor practice while you're at it.

tons of creative ways to work on pencil grasp

These fine motor play ideas are FUN pencil grasp activities that build fine motor skills, perfect for addressing pencil grip in occupational therapy.

the words spring are written in orange, pink and blue on top of an image of flowers

Use these Spring activities in occupational therapy sessions or in the classroom or home to support child development. Includes Spring handwriting, Spring visual perception, Spring crafts, Spring sensory activities, Spring fine motor activities, and Spring gross motor activities!

Are you a school occupational therapist who travels from school to school? Today, I’m sharing my best tips on what to keep inside your occupational therapy bag. In my occupational therapy school bag, I keep a variety of pencil grips and writing utensils. I love to keep the Spot It game for my special education students to play. Keeping a variety of sensory tools for kids is a must-have in my bag. Don’t forget your laptop, chargers, and iPad in your occupational therapist bag! Back To School Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapy Supplies, Occupational Therapy Crafts, School Occupational Therapy, School Based Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapy Room, Occupational Therapy Bag, Functional Reach Occupational Therapy, Sensory Goals Occupational Therapy

Are you a school occupational therapist who travels from school to school? Today, I’m sharing my best tips on what to keep inside your occupational therapy bag. In my occupational therapy school bag, I keep a variety of pencil grips and writing utensils. I love to keep the Spot It game for my special education students to play. Keeping a variety of sensory tools for kids is a must-have in my bag. Don’t forget your laptop, chargers, and iPad in your occupational therapist bag!

the words very fun crafts that build fine motor skills with pictures of cars and trucks

In occupational therapy, play is the primary means for helping children achieve independence and development.

there is a blue box with beads inside and instructions on how to use it in this activity

This pediatric occupational therapy activity box is a fun way to store and sort occupational therapy supplies for kids in schools, in home occupational therapy services, or for the school-based OT who travels from building to building. Pediatric occupational therapy activities and tools can be be used as an occupational therapy activity tool too! Read ... Read more

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Aside from sensory integration and a sensory diet to follow at home, these games/activities below provide good opportunity to practice graded force skills.

a young child cutting out pieces of construction paper with scissors and tape on the table

Cutting practice is a lot of fun! Inside this post, you will learn how to introduce scissors and where to store them. You don't want to miss this fine motor play for kids!

halloween themed activities for kids to do at home

Look no further! These Halloween Occupational Therapy Activities are great for the OT clinic, or classroom while working on skills this October.

lots of button activities to make and do

This post may contain affiliate links. I was inspired by making the buttoning pizza to make more food that requires buttoning. I see a whole line of fun button food in my future. Here is a sandwich that I made. It is very similar to the button snake and button oreo that I made, but...

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