Occupational therapists address a whole host of functional issues that have a big impact on school performance. From fine motor skills, to handwriting and self-regulation, OTs can provide strategies that will help your students be more active and successful participants in class. Our fine motor handouts will help students build their hand strength and coordination, making art skills, writing, dressing and active play easier. And like all strengthening activates, the more you do them, the better! OTs also provide ideas to help students self-calm using a sensory-based approach that actually helps their brains regulate more effectively, improving focus, behavior and attention.

Activities for Fine Motor Development
Activities to Facilitate Hand Muscle Development
Fine Motor Activities
Heavy Work Activities for Small Places
Motor Breaks for Wiggle Worms
Trouble with Hand Strength

25 Easy Ways to Improve Executive Functioning Skills
Alerting Sensory Strategies for the Classroom
Classroom Strategies_ Pencil Grips
Executive Function
Handwriting Accommodation Tips for Teachers
Teaching and Material Modification for Writing
TIPS_ Therapist Inspired Practical Solutions
Trouble with Heavy Pencil Pressure
Trouble with Pencil Grasp
Whole Class Strategies - Calming Activities
Whole Class Strategies - Heavy Work Activities with Small Groups
Whole Class Strategies Proprioception and Heavy Work Activities
Whole Class Strategies_ Activity Modifications
Whole Class Strategies_ Alerting
Whole Class Strategies_ Environmental Modifications
Whole Class Strategies_ Organizing Sensory Activities
Writing Strategies

Classroom Tips for Children with Sensory Integration Dysfunction
Recommended Fine and Visual Motor Strategies
Recommended Sensory, Attention, and Organization Strategies
Top 10 Activities for Fine Motor and Upper Body Strengthening