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Reading a paragraph without losing their place, co

Reading a paragraph without losing their place, copying a list of homework from the chalkboard, misalignment of vertical and horizontal numbers in math problems, confusion in interpreting written direction, mixing up left/right, persistent letter reversals...Does any of this sound familiar? ➿➿➿➿
Visual tracking is typically defined as the ability to efficiently move the eyes from left to right (or right to left, up and down, and circular motions) OR focusing on an object as it moves across a person’s visual field. This skill is important for almost all daily activities, including reading, writing, cutting with scissors, drawing, and playing. According to typical development of visual processing, the ability to visually track objects emerges in children around the age of five. ➿➿➿➿
Vision and visual tracking are tasks that happen without us even realizing. The brain and it's jobs is an amazing thing and our eyes are moving, tracking, scanning, focusing, pursuing, and accommodating without us even realizing. ➿➿➿➿
There are many ways to work on visual perception in playful and creative ways. Today, I'm sharing an easy visual tracking activity that will help kids with many functional difficulties. Check it out here: https://www.theottoolbox.com/2015/10/visual-tracking-tips-and-tools-for.html

Many therapists and medical providers have moved t

Many therapists and medical providers have moved to virtual telehealth services this week. Many more will transition to this type of service delivery next week. The OT Toolbox has got you covered! 1️⃣Head to www.theottoolbox.com. 2️⃣Search for “teletherapy”. Here are teletherapy resources to better help understand and deliver virtual therapy:
Understanding teletherapy: https://www.theottoolbox.com/understanding-teletherapy/

Teletherapy platforms: https://www.theottoolbox.com/

Occupational therapy teletherapy activities: https://www.theottoolbox.com/teletherapy-activities-for-occupational-therapy/

More virtual therapy resources coming!

Need a quick activity that:👌🏼Boosts fine mot

Need a quick activity that:👌🏼Boosts fine motor skills, ✍🏻 Works on handwriting, 👀 Addresses visual motor skills, is 🥄 functional & fun? This is it! Use dollar store letter magnets to address ALL of these skills! It’s an oldie over on The OT Toolbox. Search “magnetic letter handwriting game” or grab the link in my bio. You’ll love it! 💕

Ok...with schooling at home, managing the laundry

Ok...with schooling at home, managing the laundry pile, working with kids playing under the table, trying to get them to read a real, live book...are you running into trouble with prioritization, planning, impulse control, working memory,organization? 🧠 All of these skills are executive functioning! Impulse control, prioritization, planning, working memory...executive functioning skills can be worked on at home. Here are activities, along with information on how and why these areas impact functioning.
Search for these topics on The OT Toolbox 🧰 website:
https://www.theottoolbox.com/executive-functioning-skills/

What are EF skills: https://www.theottoolbox.com/what-are-executive-functioning-skills/

Attention: https://www.theottoolbox.com/executive-function-skills-attention/

Games to improve EF: https://www.theottoolbox.com/games-to-help-kids-improve-executive/

Working memory: https://www.theottoolbox.com/how-to-improve-working-memory/

Whew. Schooling a 6th grader, 4th grader, 2nd grad

Need a craft or two that doubles as a tool to buil

Need a craft or two that doubles as a tool to build fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, scissor skills, bilateral coordination, midline crossing, hand strength, tactile exploration, and more?
Here are TONS of craft ideas to get you started (therapist-approved!): https://www.theottoolbox.com/crafts-for-kids/

Fine motor idea...grab a handful of dry pasta of a

Fine motor idea...grab a handful of dry pasta of any kind and something to thread it with: string, pipe cleaner, twine, shoe lace, etc. Very simple fine motor work that builds so many skills AND doubles as a busy activity to keep the kiddos occupied while YOU work away at the computer. How are you working and keeping younger children occupied??? 👦🏽👩🏼‍🦱👩🏻‍🦰🧑🏼👩🏾

Ohhh, it’s tricky to get the kids to do the hard

Ohhh, it’s tricky to get the kids to do the hard things in the place they feel safe and loved. Handwriting work they may have had in the classrooms might be a foot stomping “NO!” In the dining room classroom! Here are ways to make handwriting fun: ✍🏼
Easy handwriting activities: https://www.theottoolbox.com/handwriting-activities/
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Irresistible handwriting activities for kids who hate to write: https://www.theottoolbox.com/irresistible-handwriting-activities-for/
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Natural writing experiences (it’s not about the writing...or is it??? 🤔😁) https://www.theottoolbox.com/natural-writing-experiences-for-summer/
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All the handwriting tips & tricks in fun ways: https://www.theottoolbox.com/handwriting/