Handwriting activity occupational therapy

Learn about activities to increase hand and finger strength for skill development to promote independence in daily activities for kids and teens!

Do your little ones need some fine motor skill writing practice?

These theraputty exercises are fun and engaging ways to build pinch and grip strength in the hands using therapy putty.

Did you know that great handwriting skills are crucial to kids’ success throughout their years in school? Writing skills are part of the foundation to

Use these free apps for occupational therapy activities to build skills in handwriting, fine motor, visual motor, executive functioning, and regulation.

Kids use visual perceptual skills to understand what they see in the environment. Visual perception is needed for writing, reading, and copying from the board. There are many different ways to work on visual perceptual skills. Visual perceptual worksheets can be fun way for kids to improve visual perception. As a special thank you to my readers, I am providing these free visual perceptual worksheets! For free visual perceptual worksheets, click on the following links…

Today’s blog post is all about helping kids with writing on the lines (and coloring in the lines!) You know those pesky places we are told to write and color to keep our papers neat and legible. As adults, it’s typically an automatic thing to write on the lines. But for kids who are just learning ... Read more

Did you know you could practice letter formation and other handwriting skills with gross motor activities? These play ideas support the visual motor skills needed for writing letters and handwriting legibility. You'll also find other creatice ways to practive handwriting skills.