Bridges and Ladders

25/11/2025

It is singing time, kids! Try your best to fill in the words of these songs.

13/11/2025

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Try these calm down tools with older kids:

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12/11/2025

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POV...you help your child learn to self-regulate through simple games that you played as a kid!!

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29/10/2025

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Pressing a pencil onto paper when writing is a huge fine motor skill that requires precision and dexterity. The problem is when the pencil is held too tightly or too lightly. Here are tips : https://www.theottoolbox.com/pressing-too-hard-when-writing-tips/

16/10/2025

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25/09/2025

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08/09/2025

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08/09/2025

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Multisensory writing is the way to go to help with common letter reversals (b/d, p/q, etc.)! It supports fine motor skills, too. Here are more ideas: https://www.theottoolbox.com/backward-letters-what-to-do/

25/08/2025

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Awesome ideas to do with your child at home to build strong fine motor skills!

13/08/2025

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There are many fun and simple ways to teach teamwork to kids.

Build a tower together:
Use blocks and take turns adding pieces.

Share toys:
Practice taking turns with a favorite toy.

Clean up as a team:
Sing a cleanup song while tidying together.

Play group games:
Try simple games like Duck, Duck, Goose.

Do puzzles together:
Work on fitting pieces as a group.

Paint a big picture:
Use a large sheet of paper and let everyone add their own part.

Pass the ball:
Play a game of rolling or tossing a ball to each other.

Sing songs with actions:
Do group songs like The Wheels on the Bus.

Water plants together:
Take turns watering flowers or a garden.

Sort colors or shapes:
Work together to organize toys or objects.

Read a story together:
Let each child point to pictures or turn pages.

Go on a treasure hunt:
Work together to find hidden items.

Stack cups:
Build and knock down towers as a team.

05/08/2025

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Calming Strategies for Meltdowns and Emotional Outbursts