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This post may contain affiliate links.I love to play hang man in therapy because it motivates kids, and they can practice writing their letters and focus on getting the letters on the line and forming them properly. I usually just play on a blank piece of paper, but I thought that I would make a…
This post may contain affiliate links.I made these potato head pieces for kids to work on putting the parts of the face together. I print them out on magnet paper so that they stay in place better. Just print, laminate and put together your potato head.
This post may contain affiliate links.This book is written by a team of 10 pediatric physical and occupational therapists with years of experience in the field, The Scissor Skills Book is the ultimate resource for tips, strategies, suggestions, and information to support scissor use by kids. The Scissor Skills Book breaks the functional skill of…
This post may contain affiliate links.This is a handbook created by Claire Heffron, MS OTR/L, and Lauren Drobnjak, PT who blog over at The Inspired Treehouse. It is a collection of over 100 fun activities and resources to work on hand strengthening. The Hand Strengthening Handbook is a 48-page pdf format ebook containing: -Information about…
This post may contain affiliate links.This is a simple and fun game to practice writing and erasing. It starts with the concept of tic tac toe, but you can only have a certain number of marks on the paper, so you have to erase to keep playing. It is great for older kids that need…
This post may contain affiliate links.These are little animal shaped templates to use when making pom pom animal. You cut out the animal shape out of felt, and glue the right colored pom pom to it. Add googly eyes and you have a cute little pom pom animal.
This post may contain affiliate links.Use a q-tip as your paint brush to put the right color dots onto the rainbow. This would work well to color in the dots with the right color as well in order to work on the dynamic movements of the fingers while coloring.
This post may contain affiliate links.A fun way to work on fine motor skills by painting with q-tips. Dip a q-tip into paint and make dots on the picture.
This post may contain affiliate links.There are the letters that stand tall in the mud, the letters that sit in the mud, and the letters that dig their feet into the mud. There is paper for each size (standing, sitting, and digging), and I use them by printing them onto magnet paper so that I…
This post may contain affiliate links.This is a free bug that you can print out to try out and add the clothespin legs to him without the full game. Read more about the sugar bugs games.
This post may contain affiliate links.You can print out the flat numbered cups and try them out for free. I used miniature tongs to pick up the miniature marshmallows. This activity is simple hot cocoa mugs with numbers on them to count out the correct number of mini marshmallows. You can also clip a picture…
This post may contain affiliate links.This is an umbrella that has frequently reversed letters on it, and you can download that one for free. You use clothespins to clip raindrops onto an umbrella.
This post may contain affiliate links.The cloud craft is a cloud printed on the base paper, or you can have the kids draw their own cloud on the base paper. Then you have to glue cotton balls onto the cloud. You can use the lines to the side to write about clouds.
This post may contain affiliate links.this is a blank grid of the clothespin tower game to try it out and see how it works. You can read all about the games on the blog.
This post may contain affiliate links.This is a simple number matching activity printable with clothespins. read more on the blog.
This post may contain affiliate links.These are the free clothespin game samples. You would still have to make your own game board using sheet protectors. The sample games are the dreidel game, letter game, and four in a row.
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