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32 Easy Seasonal Crossing Midline Activities for Kids

32 Easy Seasonal Crossing Midline Activities for Kids

by Kelly DeYoung MOT, OTR/L

32 Fun Seasonal Crossing Midline Activities that will get your Kiddo in the spirit of the season and extra practice in mastering this life skill. Thinking of fun and creative ways to work on Crossing the Midline can be exhausting. And using the same activity over and...
Increase Focus In Class with Easy Sensory Strategies

Increase Focus In Class with Easy Sensory Strategies

by Kelly DeYoung MOT, OTR/L

Have a distractible kiddo? Use easy sensory strategies to INCREASE FOCUS today without disrupting the teacher or missing class instruction. Kids learn in all different ways. Some need to hear it. Others learn better by seeing it. While others learn from feeling and...
Remote Learning Brain Breaks for Kids To Improve Focus

Remote Learning Brain Breaks for Kids To Improve Focus

by Kelly DeYoung MOT, OTR/L

Quick and easy Remote Learning Brain Breaks for Kids at home, or in school! Get your FREE PRINTABLE and improve your kiddo’s focus today! Today was our first day of homeschooling because of the Coronavirus. And as I was worrying about the academic aspects of...
Neat Handwriting: An Easy 8 Step Guide for Parents

Neat Handwriting: An Easy 8 Step Guide for Parents

by Kelly DeYoung MOT, OTR/L

Does your kiddo struggle with having neat handwriting? Use this easy 8 step guide to start improving their writing today! As a school-based Occupational Therapist for 15+ years, I sometimes get called the “handwriting teacher”. Although I work on so many...
Kindergarten Sight Word Activities Using Fine Motor Skills

Kindergarten Sight Word Activities Using Fine Motor Skills

by Kelly DeYoung MOT, OTR/L

Learn 10 fun and easy Kindergarten sight word activities that will also develop fine motor skills using household or low cost items. Make learning fun! Have you ever decided to do something without completely thinking it through? My son’s school folder was...
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