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Welcome to the Functional Skills for Kids series! Your Kids OT will be participating in this year-long project by top Occupational and Physical Therapist bloggers where we'll be creating blog posts based on 12 functions of childhood. From Play to Toileting and School Functions to Mealtime, this is a comprehensive compilation of posts that will become a powerful resource. Each month the OT and PT blogging team will cover everything you need to know about one of the daily functions of a child.
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Childhood Functional Skills & Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy
Have you ever wondered when your baby should begin to interact in play? Have you ever thought, "How can I help my child learn to dress themselves?" Are you looking for creative ways to work on scissor skills so your child can complete their homework? This series is for you!
The FUNCTIONAL SKILLS FOR KIDS team have worked on a year-long blog series for parents, teachers and therapists. In this series we provide information about each childhood function and have broken this down into development, fine motor considerations, gross motor considerations, sensory considerations, visual perceptual considerations, accommodations and modifications, creative ways to work on problem areas, and more.
Meet the Occupational Therapists and Physical Therapists on the Functional Skills for Kids Team:
(Follow each therapist on social media for developmental information, great ideas, and creative community!)
Have you ever wondered when your baby should begin to interact in play? Have you ever thought, "How can I help my child learn to dress themselves?" Are you looking for creative ways to work on scissor skills so your child can complete their homework? This series is for you!
The FUNCTIONAL SKILLS FOR KIDS team have worked on a year-long blog series for parents, teachers and therapists. In this series we provide information about each childhood function and have broken this down into development, fine motor considerations, gross motor considerations, sensory considerations, visual perceptual considerations, accommodations and modifications, creative ways to work on problem areas, and more.
Meet the Occupational Therapists and Physical Therapists on the Functional Skills for Kids Team:
(Follow each therapist on social media for developmental information, great ideas, and creative community!)
Colleen at Sugar Aunts | Facebook |Twitter | Pinterest
Cindy at Your Kids OT | Facebook | Pinterest
Margaret at Your Therapy Source | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Christie at Mama OT | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Jaime at Miss Jaime, O.T. | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Heather at Growing Hands on Kids | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Tonya at Therapy Fun Zone | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Anna at Kids Play Space | Facebook | Pinterest
Lauren and Claire at The Inspired Treehouse | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Cindy at Your Kids OT | Facebook | Pinterest
Margaret at Your Therapy Source | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Christie at Mama OT | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Jaime at Miss Jaime, O.T. | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Heather at Growing Hands on Kids | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Tonya at Therapy Fun Zone | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Anna at Kids Play Space | Facebook | Pinterest
Lauren and Claire at The Inspired Treehouse | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest
Functional Skills for Kids e-books
Find the latest news about our e-books at the Functional Skills for Kids Website.
Blog Series
Handwriting
Playground
Self Care
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Potty Training
Scissor Skills
Meal Times
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Play
Community Participation
Fasteners
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Dressing
School Day Functions
Keyboarding
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