Between 12 and 18 months of age, babies develop greater visual-perceptual skills by using form boards, shape sorters, pegboards, nesting…
I love using this jig with individuals who have difficulty grasping thin paint brushes due to weak hands or increased…
The following Heart themed activities to celebrate Valentine’s Day are simple to make and the recycled materials are readily available,…
A Take-Apart and Put Together manipulation box can work on many hand and cognitive skills such Visual attention Sequencing and…
Folding Paper The illustrations shown in this post are from my book The Recycling Occupational Therapist. Folding paper, stuffing envelopes…
There’s lots of great pom pom crafts to make all year long… I made the following adapted pom pom maker…
Sensory bags and sensory rings are super easy to make and a versatile therapeutic tool. It is also quite rewarding…
The following bilateral sensory activities are easy to individualize, age appropriate for both children and adults and can be used…
This client is blind, deaf and developmentally disabled. He appears to enjoy insertion tasks, but will stop if they are…
Prone Extension Between 6 and 12 months of age a typically developing baby is so strong that when placed on…