Every child experiences the world uniquely through their senses; this difference is normal. Learning to recognize and support these differences builds self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience – just like Seth and Sally learned in A Chameleon Tale.
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See our list of Go-To anxiety resources for kids and other helpful resources from Homeschool OT
In this video workshop, Sarah explores how holiday (or anytime) baking can be used to build a variety of different skills needed for our students in their occupations AND how to adapt the activity to fit your child’s current abilities. Skills Explored: Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Visual Motor, Communication, Executive Functioning & Academic. The product…
A note taking page to help you think through the steps your child needs to build a new skill.
Integrating games into your homeschool routine can make developing these skills fun and engaging. Here’s a guide to the 11 executive functioning skills and games to help your child develop each one.
If writing time in your homeschool has become a battleground of tantrums and festering guilt.
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Homeschool coaching sessions designed to help you think through challenges, adjust your daily rhythm, and support your child’s development with Occupational Therapy (OT)-informed guidance.
These are interactive Q&A sessions. There are no written recommendations given.
Sessions must be used with in 12 months of purchase.
Through this guide it is my goal to help you and your family connect narration skills and learning with writing to be able to thrive in your homeschool journey.
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In this guide, you will learn the benefits of 3 different Handicrafts and the skills each targets. Also included are video tutorials to begin each Handicraft in your homeschool.
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What if our homeschool doesn’t follow lesson plans?
How do we know our students are learning?
Reverse Planning is the answer
Instead of writing down what learning activities you plan ahead of time for your student, keep a journal of the activities and learning that your student does after the fact.
These reflexes originate in the brainstem and play a crucial role in an infant’s survival and development. They include actions such as sucking, grasping, and the startle reflex. This guide is meant as a beginning list of resources for your knowledge. It can inform… What questions to ask your team members (remember you are the…
This 6-page screening will help you determine if vision could be playing a role in your student’s struggles with writing or reading and guide you in the next steps to help them.
This product is not meant to diagnose or treat.
Our role is to work with clients on what they specifically need and want to do or how they occupy their time.
In this download, you will find a quick reference chart of the different therapy areas and which OT settings might serve you best, and additional details about each therapy setting to help you determine the right fit for your child.
An Occupational Therapist’s role is to support families or individuals when a person is struggling with what they specifically need and want to do. Simply put, occupation is how a person occupies their time. In this case, we are thinking about your children. Are they able to do what they need and want to do…