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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “color recognition”

What’s On Your Pad?

admin March 14, 2014alphabet, attention, bugs and numbers, color recognition, graphomotor, grasping, handwriting, iPad, little bit studio, sago mini, strengthening, stylus, toca boca, visual motor, visual tracking Leave a Comment

While I know there is still a lot of controversy about using handheld devices/tablets with children, I happen to be one of those therapists that …

Let’s Wok and Roll!

admin January 31, 2014bilateral coordination, color recognition, crossing midline, fine motor, games, grasping, matching, preschool, school age, social skills, strengthening, toys, visual perceptual Leave a Comment

I am sure we all have games or toys in our collection that have been there forever. They are the ones that you aren’t sure …

Felt These Were Amazing!

admin April 2, 2013color recognition, eeBoo, fine motor, games, grasping, imagination, matching, ot month, preschool, school age, social skills, toys, visual perceptual Leave a Comment

A few years back I discovered an amazing toy company called eeBoo. They are a New York based company who’s products are tremendously well made …

This Game is Nut-Tastic!

admin March 5, 2013attention, color recognition, educational insights, focus, following directions, games, grasping, occupational therapy, preschool, social skills, visual motor, visual perceptual, visual tracking Leave a Comment

I tend to have a hard time finding board games that are good for younger children. As an occupational therapist, I am constantly on the …

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