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Let’s Get Social!

admin December 9, 2015building toys, coloring, crafts, executive functioning, fine motor, games, gross motor, magnatiles, orb factory, puzzles, social skills, sports, visual skills Leave a Comment

The holiday season has always been my favorite but since moving to New York City and having a child of my own, it’s become even …

Eggcellent Crafting!

admin March 30, 2015bilateral coordination, chopsticks, color recognition, crafts, easter, eye hand coordination, grasp, handwriting, matching, preschool, school age, sorting, spring, strengthening, visual perceptual skills Leave a Comment

Easter is less than a week away. I love Easter. I’m not sure if it is knowing that Spring really has to be close if …

I Love Love!

admin February 6, 2015attention, bilateral coordination, confidence, crafts, creativity, executive functioning, eye hand coordination, focus, grasp, self esteem, valentines day, visual motor, visual perceptual Leave a Comment

Growing up, my family didn’t do much to celebrate Valentine’s Day. My mom would pick up cupcakes or cookies with hearts on them and we …

Big Kids Still Like Toys!

admin December 20, 2014balance board, bilateral coordination, crafts, executive functioning, focus, graphomotor, grasping, gross motor, self esteem, tweens Leave a Comment

As I finish up my holiday shopping this weekend, I realize that many of the kids that I give to have gotten older and require …

It’s The Most Boo-tiful Time of The Year!

admin October 17, 2014bilateral coordination, crafts, cutting, executive functioning, fine motor, halloween, preschool, puzzles, school age, visual motor, visual perceptual Leave a Comment

Let’s face it, Halloween is a really fun time of the year. Not only do the kids love it, grownups do too. The gym I …

All You Need Is Love

admin February 12, 2014bilateral coordination, crafts, cutting, fine motor, grasping, holiday, preschool, school age, sorting, valentines day, visual motor, visual perceptual, zoo sticks Leave a Comment

As a child, Valentine’s Day was just like any other day. As a family, we didn’t do much to celebrate the day. We would make …

Hiho, Hiho, Hiho Batik We Go

admin March 13, 2013art, arts and crafts, attention, batik, crafts, eye hand coordination, fine motor, hiho batik, motor planning, park slope, school age, self esteem, sequencing, social skills, tracing, visual motor, visual perceptual Leave a Comment

I don’t consider myself entirely crafty. I love it and am inspired by crafty moms who spend hours crafting with their children. When I had …

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