Debbie's Blog
How to Make a Puzzle More Therapy-Friendly
Posted by Debra C. Lowsky, MS, CCC-SLP on 14th Jul 2014
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This puzzle wasn't early-intervention-friendly enough for me - the insets were just a boring tan / wooden color! So I colored in the insets to give kids more of a vi
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Cork Button Castles - DIY Fine Motor Activity
7th Jul 2014
These "Cork Button Castles" are a fun and effective DIY fine motor activity. Not only are the fingers and the fingertips in charge, but the Velcro also provides an added level of resistance t
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DIY Fine Motor Activity for Finger Isolation
25th Jun 2014
Finger isolation is the ability to move certain fingers independently from the rest of your fingers. It's an important skill in a variety of everyday activities, such as pointing, activa
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DIY Noodle Snake & Fun Activities for Bilateral Coordination
23rd May 2014
Simply put, bilateral coordination is the ability to use both sides of your body together in an organized, coordinated manner. Most children pick up this skill naturally, but sometimes there
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How Stacking / Nesting Toys Can Develop Early Language and Fine Motor Skills
18th Mar 2014
Stacking toys - Oh how I love thee! Let me count (and stack) the ways. Don't be deceived - these seemingly simple toys pack a big punch when it comes to early learning development.&nb
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