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Share It Saturday #12 and Our Week-In-Review
Share It Saturday Happy weekend, friends! Before we get to the fun stuff, we wanted to share a bit about our week… Big Sister has been decorating the house as we prepare for Easter: We’ve been playing with these little cuties. A LOT. Post to come soon. I made a batch of these Baby Chick…
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Springtime Tulip Craft
This was a craft we did on the First Day of Spring. It was a sunny day, but really cold and windy out. So, we brought a little bit of tulips and spring time fun indoors! Remember our Painting Rainbows craft? We used the painted egg carton and made some tulips. Baby Girl watched her…
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Baseball Cake Pops
These little cuties were made out of a cake pop kit that I bought over Christmas but never got a chance to make. They would have made cute little snowmen…but I had other plans:) I made the cake according to the instructions on the kit. All you have to do is make one…
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Rainbow Binoculars
These rainbow binoculars is a rainbow craft that we made years ago. However, the binocular craft can be a great way to help kids develop many skills including scissor skills, bilateral coordination, visual scanning, form constancy, visual convergence, visual tracking, and other visual processing skill areas. Add this to your therapy tool box. Be sure…
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Share it Saturday #11 and Our Week in Review
It’s our Favorite Day of the Week- SATURDAY! Another week has come and gone and here we are again with a wonderful collection of activities to keep us going! Thank you to everyone who linked up last week, we truly enjoy reading each and every one of your posts. There has been a lot going…
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Rainbow Snacks
These rainbow snacks are fun and healthy snacks that kids can help to make. We love cooking with kids as a therapeutic tool, but there’s more than just learning in the kitchen: these healthy rainbow snacks are a hit with kids AND parents! Add this fun snack to our rainbow activities for themed skill-building! Rainbow…
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3 Rainbow Sensory Bins
Kids LOVE rainbow sensory bins! These rainbow sensory bin ideas are some of our absolute favorite sensory bins, and they are the perfect addition to our rainbow activities, rainbow crafts, and a rainbow theme in therapy. Be sure to use our rainbow breathing exercise, too. Let’s talk rainbow sensory play! Rainbow sensory bins A sensory…
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Rainbow Play: Foam sheets on the window
This foam sheet activity builds fine motor skills while playing on a vertical surface, to create a fine motor rainbow. This foam sheet activity is a fun and engaging rainbow activity for kids. Foam sheet activity This activity is one we did on a window, but you could use on a bathroom shower wall or…
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Painting Rainbows
We had fun with paint and egg cartons recently. It doesn’t get much easier (or cheaper) to grab an egg carton out of the recycle bin and go crazy Painting a rainbow egg carton! Baby Girl got right in there to help with the painting. I love the paint on her little hand! …And those little fingers sticking…
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Pipe Cleaner Fine Motor Activity With a Cardboard Box
This pipe cleaner fine motor activity is a fun one that we used for many years to target fine motor skills like dexterity, pincer grasp, hand strength, and more. Plus, this pipe cleaner activity is great for toddlers. But, kids of all ages love this activity! Let’s break it down… Pipe Cleaner Fine Motor Activity…
