Plan Toys Geometric Sorting Board
Great for learning shapes and working on fine motor and visual motor/perceptual skills. Can use with early intervention to preschoolers. Use shapes seperately to practice tracing
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Can't think of fun activities for your child to do while on the ball? A great book for giving ideas and suggestions that will keep your child interested in their exercise program.
Tags: kids, baby, exercise, education, child, child development, special needs children, occupational therapyAdded 7 Years Ago from Theraproducts -
Great for kids with sensory needs. Gives sensory input while your child is completing quiet time activities. Can use them to pick up, push, roll on, and be squished by to give a lot of proprioceptive input. Can be used at home or ... Great for kids with sensory needs. Gives sensory input while your child is completing quiet time activities. Can use them to pick up, push, roll on, and be squished by to give a lot of proprioceptive input. Can be used at home or at school.
Added 7 Years Ago from Theraproducts -
An easy way to order the therapuetic brushes if your occupational therapist has recommended the Wilbarger Brushing Program for your child. Great for kids with sensory needs.
Added 7 Years Ago from Theraproducts -
I use this program often during my therapy sessions. It is easy to learn and most children are able to grasp the concept of their "engine" being too high, too low, or just right. Can be used at school and at home.
Added 7 Years Ago from Theraproducts -
I have been using this paper for years when teaching children how to form their letters. The colored lines plus pictures of "sky" and "ground" make starting from the top much easier for children of all ages.
Added 7 Years Ago from Theraproducts -
Great for little hands when just learning how to cut. Safe and kids enjoy them. Use with paper and play-doh.
Added 7 Years Ago from Theraproducts -
This is a great tool for teaching children how to write or for those having difficulty with writing. I have recently started using this a lot more in my practice and have found it very easyto use and enjoyable for the kids
Added 7 Years Ago from Schoolspecialtyonline -
Cause and effect toys are a wonderful way for children to learn. By having sound along with puzzles...how can you go wrong? Works on visual perceptual, fine motor, and auditory processing.
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
I use a lot of toys that can have multiple purposes. This is definitely one of them. Easy to put together and tons of fun for any child. Can be used to build walls or towers. I also use them for balance beams and parts of obstacle... I use a lot of toys that can have multiple purposes. This is definitely one of them. Easy to put together and tons of fun for any child. Can be used to build walls or towers. I also use them for balance beams and parts of obstacle courses.
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
Love, love, love this toy. Young children can do simple puzzle shapes and stacking. It has great colors, cleans easily, and very durable.
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
Kids need to explore through their mouth...this is a safe way to provide sensory input through the mouth and decrease sensitivity for those picky eaters.
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
Have a child that won't sit down in class or group? I use these all the time during my treatment sessions to allow the child to move but yet remain at the table or desk
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
Lacing is a great activity for any child. These make lacing extra fun because of the cool colors and great tactile feel.
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
I love this game and use it all the time with children that are having fine motor difficulty or hand weakness. It also works on visual motor and visual perceptual skills. A must have for any occupational therapist.
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
Many children can use pencil grips when learning how to write. You may want to talk with your occupational therapist which pencil grip is right for your child.
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
I use these all the time when I have children painting during their OT session. It works on finger coordination, not as messy as finger painting, but still a lot of fun.
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
A great way to learn the letters is through the sensory system. Try these tactile letters to make learning to form letters more fun
Added 7 Years Ago from Beyond Play -
I use these all the time when working on fine motor and visual motor skills with the younger kids. Easily washable and I have yet to meet a child that does not enjoy this activity
Added 7 Years Ago from Lakeshorelearning -
This is a great activity that works on fine motor skills and hand strengthening. I use it all the time with kids by hiding objects inside of it and having them try to find them.
Added 7 Years Ago from Amazon.com
