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Sum, Sum, Summertime!

admin July 1, 2014bilateral coordination, cooperative play, executive functioning, fine motor, motor planning, social skills, strengthening, summer, water play Leave a Comment

After what seemed like the longest winter in the history of winters, Summer has finally arrived.  School’s over and everyone is looking forward to some …

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This Tree Doesn’t Need To Be Watered!

admin May 23, 2014bilateral coordination, executive functioning, fine motor, games, grasping, organization, preschool, problem solving, school age, social skills, strengthening Leave a Comment

One of my favorite things to do is re-discover a favorite toy or game at work.  I’m sure you toy lovers (aka hoarders!) know what …

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Foiled Again!

admin April 30, 2014arts and crafts, attention, bilateral coordination, confidence, executive functioning, fine motor, grasping, modulation, peaceablekingdom, pincer grasp, school age, self esteem Leave a Comment

Every once in a while I stumble upon an arts and craft project and I feel like I have hit the jackpot.  I first felt …

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Kids Can Be Comics Too!

admin December 11, 2013comics, executive functioning, graphomotor, grasping, handwriting, microcosmic universe, norman and jules, organization, school age, social skills, strengthening Leave a Comment

Many of my blog posts are directed towards the preschoolers that I see.  I can’t seem to stop myself when I see great toys for …

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Un-bee-lievably Fun Word Game!

admin September 30, 2013blue orange, executive functioning, fine motor, games, group games, handwriting, organization, school age, speech therapy, visual motor Leave a Comment

Since most of the kids I work with are between the ages of 3 and 6, I tend to blog about items appropriate for that …

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