Learning to write can be both fun and challenging. By recognizing common handwriting concerns, you can help your child master this uniquely complex skill. Listed below are frequently observed handwriting concerns and tips from the TheraPLACE occupational therapy team on how to correct them.
The new school year is here! Help your children learn letter formation with this sensory rich activity. Formly Handwriting Without Tears, the Learning Without Tears handwriting curriculum was development by an occupational therapist who was seeking a fun and developmentally appropriate way to teach children to write letters and numbers. Wet-Dry-Try is just one method for teaching capital letters to your children.
TheraPLACE would like to recognize Austin for his excellent progress towards oral sensory regulation. At Austin’s initial occupational therapy evaluation, about 6 months ago,
Summer is already coming to an end and the new school year is almost here. Time to start preparing your family for the upcoming school year routine. Here are some tips that may ease the transition:
This fun activity can be done indoors or outdoors. Yoga can be relaxing, build self awareness, and improve coordination. Your child will love mimicking animal poses or making up their own!
