Category Archives: PT
Pediatric Therapy Corner: 10 Ideas to Get Parents More Involved
Editor’s Note: It’s springtime. Time to wind down the current school year, but also to think about how you will improve your own classroom this coming school year! Here is a great article that our friend Margaret Rice at Your … Continue reading
PT Corner: Crossing Midline
[Source: Starfish Therapies] Crossing midline is the ability for your hands, feet, and eyes to move across your body. Being able to cross midline is an important skill for children to develop as it is needed to complete everyday tasks … Continue reading
Interview Like a Pro: Part 2B – Video Interview Tips
Editor’s Note: This post is a newly written “Part 2B” of a four-part interview guide for pediatric and school based speech-language pathologists, school psychologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and others that work with children with special needs. This document covers interview … Continue reading
Seasonal Activity of the Week: Green Eggs & Ham!
Editor’s Note! Please enjoy this oldie but goody that we originally posted several years ago! The Easter stuff is already out, so it should be easy to find plenty of green plastic eggs for this adorable activity. We shared this … Continue reading
Whole Pinboard of Ideas for Dr. Seuss Week!
Dr. Seuss’s birthday is just around the corner on March 2nd! Do You Love celebrating it with your students and clients? If so, you will love our Pinterest Pinboard of free activities, ideas and treats all with a Dr. … Continue reading
