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The Clapping Song – Free Printable
The Clapping Song – Free Printable is a fun and simple movement activity designed to help young children develop important skills while having fun. This easy-to-follow song encourages kids to clap in different directions and freeze their bodies, supporting coordination, rhythm, and self-regulation in a playful way. You can download it at the bottom of […]
Self Control Song – Free Printable
The Self Control Song Free Printable is a fun and engaging way to help children learn how to manage their emotions and calm their bodies. With simple lyrics and kid-friendly strategies, this song teaches self-regulation through movement and music. It’s ideal for use in the classroom, therapy sessions, or at home. This song is meant […]
Proprioception and Emotional Regulation – What Does the Research Say?
Helping children navigate their emotions is an essential part of supporting their development—whether at school, at home, or during therapy sessions. While emotional regulation is often associated with social skills, communication, or behavior management, there’s growing awareness of the role that sensory processing plays in a child’s ability to manage their emotions. What does the […]
Softball Word Search Free Printable
This Softball Word Search Free Printable is a fun and simple way to keep students engaged while practicing important handwriting, visual and fine motor skills. It’s perfect for use in the classroom, therapy sessions, or at home. The softball theme makes it especially exciting for sports fans this Spring. You can download it for free […]
Baseball Word Scramble Puzzle Free Printable
This Baseball Word Scramble Puzzle Free Printable is a fun and educational activity that’s perfect for classroom use, therapy sessions, or at-home learning. It encourages handwriting practice with a focus on letter sizing and spacing—making it a great addition to occupational therapy sessions and elementary classrooms alike. You can download it for free at the […]
Free Printable Spring Activities for Preschoolers and Older
Spring is in the air, and it’s the perfect time to bring fresh and fun learning into your day. Whether you’re planning lessons for a preschool theme or looking for an activity for early finishers, you’ll love this Free Printable Spring Activities for Preschoolers and Up. This printable pack is a great way to support […]
How to Develop Self Regulation Skills in a Busy World
Modern life moves fast and that pace takes a toll on our ability to self-regulate. Between packed schedules, digital distractions, and the constant pressure to perform, both children and adults are left with fewer opportunities to pause, reflect, and reset. Self-regulation, the ability to manage emotions, behavior, and attention, isn’t just a skill we’re born […]
Sensory Friendly Classroom Ideas – Free Printable Handout
Creating a sensory friendly classroom helps all students succeed by supporting self-regulation, focus, and emotional well-being. Whether students have sensory processing challenges or simply benefit from structured movement and environmental supports, small changes in the classroom can lead to big improvements in engagement and learning. To help educators, therapists, and school staff, we’re offering a […]
Sensory Integration at School
Supporting students’ ability to learn, engage, and participate in school is essential for educators, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and parents. Sensory integration at school plays a crucial role in a child’s success in the classroom, influencing attention, motor coordination, emotional regulation, and participation in daily activities. Despite its significance, the use of Ayres Sensory Integration® […]
How the School Yoga Program is Transforming Classrooms and Therapy Sessions
I’m Margaret Rice, PT, from Your Therapy Source, and I recently had the chance to sit down with Giselle Shardlow, M.Ed., from Kids Yoga Stories, to talk about the School Yoga Program. As a school-based physical therapist, I’ve seen firsthand how movement and mindfulness can help students with self-regulation, focus, and emotional well-being. But many […]