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2022 Holiday Gift Guide-Small Gifts and Stocking Stuffers

admin November 22, 20222022 Gift Guide, alphabet, arts & crafts, attention, boogie board, boredom, bracelets, building toys, christmas, color recognition, coloring, make learning fun, manipulation skills, number identification, occupational therapy, on the go fun, ooly, open ended play, pincer grasp, play, play skills, Posts, preschool, pretend play, prewriting skills, problem solving, rainy day activities, school age, sensory play, small gifts, sorting, stickers, stocking stuffers, strengthening, toddlers, toys, tracing, travel, visual attention, visual perceptual skills, visual scanning, visual skills, visual tracking, wikki stix, writing instruments Leave a Comment

This is one of my favorite gift guides to put together each year and often encourage parents to look back at it when they are …

Write On! Summer Writing Ideas

admin June 3, 2019creativity, graphic novel, hand eye coordination, handwriting, imagination, rebel girl journal, scholastic, school age, summer activities, visual skills, visual tracking, wimpy kid Leave a Comment

The end of the school year is just around the corner and there is a level of excitement in the kids that I work with …

A Childhood Highlight

admin March 30, 2016attention, executive functioning, eye hand coordination, focus, graphomotor, hidden pictures, highlights, organization, puzzles, social skills, stylus, visual skills, visual tracking Leave a Comment

As many of you, I have a lot of childhood memories that make me smile. Some of them exist in some form today, but very …

Stick It To Me!

admin January 12, 2016crossing midline, cutting, eye hand coordination, grasping, lee magic, orb factory, stickers, sticky mosaics, strengthening, visual skills, visual tracking, writing Leave a Comment

According to my friends at Red Tricycle today is National Sticker Day which I love to know. I have always loved stickers. As a matter …

Coloring…Not Just For Kids!

admin June 19, 2015activity book, color recognition, coloring book, eye hand coordination, fine motor, grasping, handwriting, social skills, summer activities, visual motor, visual perception, visual tracking, writing instruments Leave a Comment

I wrote a long time about about coloring books and often refer to my favorites in some of my posts. I love having a good …

Summer hAPPiness

admin May 22, 2015apps, eye hand coordination, handwriting, iPad, little bit studio, originator, pepi play, stylus, summer activities, tiggly, toonia, visual attention, visual motor, visual perceptual, visual tracking Leave a Comment

It seems like just yesterday I was writing about the school year beginning. Somehow, this year has gone by faster than seems real and I …

Two Thumbs Up!

admin April 10, 2015attention, color recognition, executive functioning, eye hand coordination, focus, matching, number identification, numbers, organization, social skills, visual motor, visual perception, visual tracking Leave a Comment

Good, simple and fun games are surprisingly hard to come by these days. Too many games require batteries, make lots of loud sounds and can …

Tiggly…Take 2

admin October 8, 2014apps, executive functioning, grasping, iPad, math, social skills, speech and language, tiggly, visual motor, visual perception, visual tracking Leave a Comment

Several months ago, I blogged about Tiggly Shapes and the associated apps. I am happy to say that even after months of use, I am …

So Much To Color…So Little Time!

admin May 16, 2014activity book, attention, coloring book, eye hand coordination, focus, following directions, grasping, preschool, school age, social skills, usborne, visual motor, visual perceptual, visual tracking Leave a Comment

I know we live in a technological world. I am part of that techno world and love using my iPad in my work world because …

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 …

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