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Sensory

DIY Calm Down Jars – Nature-inspired sensory and discovery bottles can be used for safe, no-mess, sensory play! They’re a great science and nature study teaching aid, and they’re the perfect way to help children (and adults) calm down and learn to self-regulate. Babies & toddlers can even use them to safely investigate small items without the risk of choking. | Rhythms of Play

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DIY Calm Down Jars – Nature-inspired sensory and discovery bottles can be used for safe, no-mess, sensory play! They're a great science and nature study teaching aid, and they're the …

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Sensory

Sea Shells Calming Sensory Bottle! This seashell DIY sensory bottle, with slow falling shells, is perfect for calming an overwhelmed child. Discovery bottles like this are also great for no-mess, safe, sensory play. Babies and toddlers can investigate seashells without the risk of choking on them. | Rhythms of Play

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Sea Shells Calming Sensory Bottle! This seashell DIY sensory bottle, with slow falling shells, is perfect for calming an overwhelmed child. Discovery bottles like this are also great for no-mess, …

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Sensory

These nature-inspired sensory & discovery bottles can be used for safe, no-mess, sensory play! They’re a great science and nature study teaching aid, and they’re the perfect way to help children (and adults) calm down and learn to self-regulate. Babies & toddlers can even use them to safely investigate small items without the risk of choking.

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These nature-inspired sensory & discovery bottles can be used for safe, no-mess, sensory play! They're a great science and nature study teaching aid, and they're the perfect way to help …

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Gross Motor Activities

Longitudinal research was published evaluating the development of 20 children at risk for developing autism (older sibling diagnosed with autism).  Each child was completed motor, face processing, IQ and diagnostic assessments at 9 months and 40 months of age and an additional follow up assessments at ages 5-7 years old. The results indicated the following: …

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Longitudinal research was published evaluating the development of 20 children at risk for developing autism (older sibling diagnosed with autism).  Each child was completed motor, face processing, IQ and diagnostic …

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Gross Motor Activities

The Australian Occupational Therapy Journal published research on 240 grade 2 children.  The researchers wanted to determine whether the  three subtests of the Beery Buktenica developmental test of visuomotor integration predicted quality of handwriting across and within groups of boys and girls classified as proficient, at risk or non-proficient writers according to the Concise Assessment Scale …

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The Australian Occupational Therapy Journal published research on 240 grade 2 children.  The researchers wanted to determine whether the  three subtests of the Beery Buktenica developmental test of visuomotor integration predicted …

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Gross Motor Activities

Pediatrics published research on the gender-specific independent association between muscular strength and cardiometabolic risk clustering in 1421 children.  The researchers used a principal component analysis to determine the pattern of risk clustering and to derive a continuous aggregate score (MetScore) from various cardiometabolic risk factors (i.e. % body fat, blood pressure, etc), body mass index (BMI), …

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Pediatrics published research on the gender-specific independent association between muscular strength and cardiometabolic risk clustering in 1421 children.  The researchers used a principal component analysis to determine the pattern of risk …

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Gross Motor Activities

Previous research on obesity and self-regulation in children has indicated that poor self-regulation is associated with increased risk of obesity.  Recent research examined how varying levels of toddler self-regulation are associated with obesity in girls compared to boys.

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Previous research on obesity and self-regulation in children has indicated that poor self-regulation is associated with increased risk of obesity.  Recent research examined how varying levels of toddler self-regulation are …

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