Occupational Therapy

Fine motor toys to help kids build fine motor coordination, hand strength, motor skills, precision, dexterity, and more.

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Fine motor toys to help kids build fine motor coordination, hand strength, motor skills, precision, dexterity, and more. Occupational Therapy Activities

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Playing with stickers can help kids with so many skill areas! They can even be an Occupational Therapist’s secret weapon. Pulling a fresh sheet of stickers from the OT’s treatment bag can bring on big smiles from kids of all ages. And the best news is, that the children don’t even realize they are working on important developmental areas!

Here, you will find loads of OT activities for toddlers…activities designed to promote toddler development. These occupational therapy activities for toddlers will promote the right kids of development in one and two year old children, so that they can build the essential skills that will promote healthy development in kids.

These pencil grasp activities are fun ways to improve pencil grasp with fine motor play. By using play activities to help kids build a better pencil grasp, kids develop a grasp that is strong and dexterous in ways that carryover to holding a pencil. This is something that therapists want parents to know about pencil grasp development…that a functional pencil grasp might not look like a traditional tripod grasp…and that there are fun ways to work on grasp development!

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