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Metronome Coordination – Video Activity
This Metronome Coordination video activity adds an extra layer of challenge and focus. By following rhythmic hand patterns set to a steady 60 beats per minute, children engage in timing, coordination, and self-regulation practice, all while having fun! This structured movement break works well in classrooms, therapy sessions, homeschooling, or any setting where students need […]
Motor Skill Practice and Autism: What Does the Research Say?
Many children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) struggle with motor coordination, which can affect everyday skills like dressing, writing, or playing with peers. A 2025 study by Tsujishita and colleagues helps clarify how different types of motor practice, specifically constant vs. variable practice, can impact motor learning in this population. Learn more about what the […]
Summer Calming Song and Free Coloring Page
The warm days of summer can be the perfect time to slow down, reset, and help children connect with a sense of peace. The Summer Calming Song and Free Coloring Page is a gentle, printable resource designed to support mindfulness, deep breathing, and emotional regulation for students of all ages. You can download it for […]
Free Roll a Unicorn Printable
Get ready for some magical fun with this Free Roll a Unicorn Printable! Whether you’re looking for a creative activity for home, school, or therapy sessions, this engaging game is sure to spark imagination and laughter. You can download the FREE 4-page PDF at the end of this post. HOW TO USE THE ROLL A […]
July 4th Activity Mat Free Printable PDF
This July 4th Activity Mat – Free Printable will keep the kids entertained and challenged this Independence Day. Packed with fun, interactive games and puzzles, this one-page download is perfect for holiday parties, family gatherings, or a quiet moment of celebration at home. You can download it for FREE at the bottom of this post. […]
Summer Kindergarten Worksheets Free Printable PDF
If you’re looking for a fun and educational way to keep your child learning over break, the Summer Kindergarten Worksheets Free Printable PDF is a great place to start. Designed with young learners in mind, this printable packet from Your Therapy Source includes simple, engaging activities to help children stay on track with important early […]
Brain Based Self Regulation Strategies for Kids and Adults
Understanding how the brain influences behavior gives parents, educators, and therapists powerful tools to help children develop emotional balance. Rather than relying on surface-level tips or one-size-fits-all solutions, brain based self regulation strategies offer practical, targeted support grounded in neuroscience. You can download a FREE printable of these strategies at the bottom of this post. […]
Vestibular Function and Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Children with neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs) often face challenges with balance, movement, coordination, and sensory processing. One system that may play a key role in these difficulties is the vestibular system. Two recent studies offer important insights into how vestibular function may differ in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), developmental coordination disorder […]
Pom Pom Activities Free Printable Packet
These Pom Pom Activities – Free Printables can help boost fine motor skills in young learners. Whether you’re a teacher, therapist, or parent, this engaging set of cards is a simple, low-prep resource that helps children strengthen their hands, improve coordination, and reinforce letter and number recognition. Want even more? Get the complete Pom Pom […]
Understanding the Relationship Between Interoception and Proprioception in Children
Children develop body awareness and emotional regulation through more than just sight, sound, and touch. Two lesser-known but essential sensory systems, interoception and proprioception, play a critical role in helping children navigate the physical and emotional demands of daily life. These systems influence how children move, how they manage their energy, and how they respond […]