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DIRECTIONALITY ACTIVITIES

These directionality activities teach students directionality skills in a fun way. Students work on other important skills too!

Have you been looking for some fun and engaging ways to help your students learn about directional concepts? If so, you’ll want to check out the directionality activities we’ve compiled! From fun songs to maze games, these lessons will help your students become more familiar with cardinal directions, left-to-right directionality, and more. WHAT IS DIRECTIONALITY? […]

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LATERALITY ACTIVITIES

Laterality activities that help students in the classroom. Ideas for how to bring student awareness and understanding to their laterality.

When people think of activities that help with brain development, they usually think of things like puzzles, reading, and writing. But what about activities that focus on developing the left or right side of the brain? These laterality activities for kids can be a great way to help students learn more about their own brains […]

100 Simon Says Game Ideas

If you're looking for a fun game to keep your kids entertained, Simon Says is always a hit. But why not put a new spin on the classic game?

If you’re looking for a fun game to keep your kids entertained, Simon Says is always a hit. But why not put a new spin on the classic game? These ideas will make things more interesting for everyone involved. Keep reading for some great Simon Says game variations! HOW TO PLAY SIMON SAYS A classic […]

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What is Body Percussion?

What is body percussion? Body percussion is using different parts of the body to make music.  Have you ever stopped to think how may sounds you can make with your body?  You can clap, snap, tap, stomp, click and more.  

What is body percussion? Body percussion is using different parts of the body to make music.  Have you ever stopped to think how may sounds you can make with your body?  You can clap, snap, tap, stomp, click and more.   Why Is Body Percussion a Wonderful Activity for Kids? Research indicates that rhythm and […]

How to Help Children with Body Mapping

Many pediatric occupational and physical therapists work with children who exhibit decreased sensory processing such as decreased body awareness, motor planning and proprioception. These difficulties of sensing where a child is in space can interfere with motor skill development, peer interaction and safety. We are familiar with body mapping occupational therapy or physical therapy sessions […]

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Crossing Midline Exercises

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Do you work with students who have a difficult time crossing midline?  Perhaps they experience visual spatial issues?  These crossing midline exercises can not only help children crossing from left to right or right to left, they also encourage bilateral coordination skills, balance and strengthening. Crossing Midline Exercises #1 – Side bends You can perform […]