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Now is the time to start hanging onto those bread

Now is the time to start hanging onto those bread ties! You’ll be loving this sensory play activity come October! 👻 We came up with this activity in the early The OT Toolbox days (2012-ish). Kiddos can work on precision skills to make this craft and then use them in a sensory bin. Use tweezers to grab them for extra fine motor fun! 👻

Easy DIY sensory tool for home. Partially blow up

Easy DIY sensory tool for home. Partially blow up a balloon or beach ball for a sensory foot fidget. 🦶 🦶 Head to my stories for more info on DIY seating fidget ideas.

Ice breaker questions for building rapport with ki

Ice breaker questions for building rapport with kiddos! These are great for in person or virtual.

Plus more back-to-school goodies: https://www.theottoolbox.com/back-to-school-activities/ #occupationaltherapy #firstdayofschool #occupationaltherapist #occupationaltherapyassistant #pediatricoccupationaltherapy

This is another oldie from The OT Toolbox blog, bu

This is another oldie from The OT Toolbox blog, but an activity that you and the kiddos will LOVE. 🍎Apple baked cotton balls make an incredible sensory & fine motor experience that is just so much fun, while building skills like precision, grasp, sensory exploration, tactile challenges, open thumb web space, coordination...the possibilities for this activity are endless. Check out the link in my stories or head to www.theottoolbox.com and search “apple baked cotton balls”. 🍎

Did you know there are over 💠1600💠 blog post

Did you know there are over 💠1600💠 blog posts on The OT Toolbox? There are activity ideas like this one, and so many that cover various skills like fine motor development, sensory challenges, motor planning...you name it!
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We pulled this activity out of the archives to use with my kindergartener-soon-to-be-first-grader who needed a refresher on identifying letter sounds and writing letters.
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I gave her this gel-filled baggie and some short cotton swabs (strengthen that tripod grasp!) and asked her to “write the letter that starts with…” She loved this activity! Phonetic awareness, letter identification, letter formation, fine motor work...so much fun!

Fine motor power activity! 🍎 Ninja tip: tuck an

Fine motor power activity! 🍎 Ninja tip: tuck an eraser or cotton ball, etc into the ring/pinky fingers to really isolate precision and dexterity. See how we made these mini apples for a gross hand strengthening exercise and then used this activity for hands-on math. 1️⃣Go to The OT Toolbox 2️⃣Search “apple math activity” 3️⃣Have fun! 🍏🍎

This year may look like no other. One that we neve

This year may look like no other. One that we never could have predicted. This year requires persistence, resilience, and grace.

If there is one thing I know for sure, it’s that occupational therapists have what it takes. You can do virtually ANYTHING. And do it with style!

Today's OT Toolbox newsletter is absolutely loaded

Today's OT Toolbox newsletter is absolutely loaded with resources, tools, and activities for an unprecedented school year. I wanted to share this document to anyone navigating this upcoming school year: https://theottoolbox.ck.page/d01b8e28a7 Link in stories 😎

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