Friday Share: Twisted Puzzles, adapted crayon, torn paper owl, and using cotton balls
Twist (literally) on Puzzles Part #2
from Your Therapy Source – www.YourTherapySource.com by Your Therapy Source Inc
Your Therapy Source posted an activity that came from an idea on Pinterest about changing up puzzles. Basically, using any picture or text that you would like, you can create a twisting puzzle. Go visit them to see how to do it.
How to make an adapted crayon
from Notes from a Pediatric Occupational Therapist by Abby
Abby showed how she adapted a crayon for a student with a poor grasp. Go check it out.
Making a Torn Paper Owl – ‘Whooo’ Can Benefit
from Starfish Therapies by Starfish Therapies
Starfish Therapies posted about making an owl out of torn paper. Go check out the post.
10 Fun Ways to Use Cotton Balls
from Embrace Your Chaos by dmoore
Embrace You Chaos posted about the ways to work on fine motor skills and 10 ways to use cotton balls. A cotton ball is a great household item that can be used in many ways to entertain kids, while also working those little muscles in the hand, providing great sensory input, and challenging their creativity and motor planning skills. Go check out the full post.
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