Monthly Archive
[Source: NASN] The NURSE Act (Nurses for Under-Resourced School Everywhere Act) was introduced by Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV) and Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-ME). The NURSE Act would give grants through from the Department of Education to increase the number of registered school nurses…...
September 20, 2019
Editor’s Note:   We were reading in the ABA Skill Share Group on Facebook and happened upon this wonderful presentation.  Becca Marie was kind enough to share it with us and gave us permission to post it here for everyone to access. [Source: …...
September 20, 2019
[Source:  The Sensory Spectrum] by John Pagano, PhD OTR/L After 30 years as an occupational therapist treating sensory integration difficulties to improve functional skills in children and adolescents, I still find understanding and explaining sensory integration disorders challenging.  Clearly describing and explaining…...
[Source: the Inspired Treehouse] LITTLE FEET + BIG BOOTS + FALLEN LEAVES = SO MUCH FUN! (not to mention the benefits of strengthening, heavy work, proprioception, motor planning and balance! WOOOOO HOOOO! 🙂 WHAT TO DO:   Find some boots that are bigger…...
[Source: Chapel Hill Snippets] It’s fall!   My favorite season!    In the spirit of giving, I found a new book on Tarheel Reader and adapted it (changing out some of the pictures, adding icons, and adding a sentence frame). You can print or display…...
[Source: Woo!] Hello! Let’s learn how to make this Autumn Reverse Leaf Painting today! This is a great way to use leaves you gather on a nature walk, or ones you just find in your backyard. This is a great fall project for…...
[Source:  Hands on As We Grow] This Fall  tree craft is a fun way to sneak fine motor strengthening into a Fall craft with the kids. Colorful leaves make this tree a project that can be hung up on walls and will…...
This week’s Pinterest Pin of the Week isn’t a pin, rather it’s an entire pinboard of activities, crafts and ideas to do with your therapy kiddos during the autumn and harvest season.  Looking for activities dealing with the themes of trees, leaves,…...
September 17, 2019
{Source: Science Daily] Adolescents with higher levels of physical activity performed better in school during transition from primary school to lower secondary school than their physically inactive peers. Previous cross-sectional studies have reported that physically more active children and adolescents achieve better…...
[Source:  Medical X-Press]   The ability of people with autism to read what someone is feeling or thinking by looking at their eyes and face may have been underestimated, according to research conducted by a developmental psychology expert from London’s Kingston University.…...