Spring Occupational Therapy Activities

Description

This 13 page digital file includes occupational therapy activities that can be used as a guide based on an individual’s specific needs and interests.

Activities are based on sensory motor input with Spring seasonal themes and includes strategies to extend activities to include 109 specific activities.

In the Spring OT packet, you’ll now find:

• Spring Proprioceptive Activities
• Spring Vestibular Activities
• Spring Visual Processing Activities
• Spring Tactile Processing Activities
• Spring Olfactory Activities
• Spring Auditory Processing Activities
• Spring Oral Motor Activities
• Spring Fine Motor Activities
• Spring Gross Motor Activities
• Spring Handwriting Practice Prompts
• Spring Themed Brain Breaks
• Occupational Therapy Homework Page
• Client-Centered Worksheet
• 5 pages of Visual Perceptual Skill Activities

All of the Spring activities include ideas to promote the various areas of sensory processing with a Spring-theme. There are ways to upgrade and downgrade the activities and each activities includes strategies to incorporate eye-hand coordination, bilateral coordination, body scheme, oculomotor control, visual perception, fine and gross motor skills, and more.

You’ll also find several sheets listing tons of Spring activities designed to promote specific areas:

• Spring Fine Motor Activities
• Spring Gross Motor Activities
• Spring Handwriting Practice Prompts
• Spring Themed Brain Breaks

Use these activities as warm-ups to your therapy sessions, or add them to the homework page below to create a home program.

THE BEST THING ABOUT THE SPRING ACTIVITY PACKET:

One of my favorite parts of the Spring Occupational Therapy Packet is the therapist tool section:

• Occupational Therapy Homework Page
• Client-Centered Worksheet

These two sheets are perfect for the therapist looking to incorporate carryover of skills. Use the homework page to provide specific OT recommended activities to be completed at home. This is great for those sills that parents strive to see success in but need more practice time for achieving certain skill levels.

The Client-Centered Worksheet is a great way to incorporate the client’s specific interests and goals so that overarching goal areas and functional goals incorporate interests and personal strengths, achieving that “just right” level of skill.

Finally, included in the Packet are several sheets of visual perception activities. These are worksheets that can be used in so many ways! Laminate them or slide them into a page protector and use them over and over again with a variety of tools such as play dough balls (work those fine motor skills!), pain dabbers, craft pom poms, wikki stix, or dry erase markers. These sheets can be printed off once and used over and over again with the whole caseload, using them in different ways.

• 5 pages of Visual Perceptual Skill Activities