Looking for a fun, low-prep, no cost way to boost focus, movement and listening skills in your classroom? Welcome back to an old favorite: Simon Says. This classic game, great for rainy days or brain breaks, is a wonderful way to support children's development including self-regulation and attention to motor skills and classroom cooperation.

Tips for teachers to identify when a child's poor handwriting needs additional support and a referral to occupational therapy.

Understanding the difference between sloppy handwriting and dysgraphia

Dysgraphia is a learning disorder that profoundly impacts a child's ability to write, draw, and express themselves through written language