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Basketball Activities and Crafts We are just all about the basketball around here! My younger son loves it and plays in two different leagues. We love watching March Madness and the NBA game. Of course, since we spend so much time talking about basketball, I wanted to involve Kevin, beyond taking him to his brother’s […]
Sensory Activities for Older Kids. It often feels like when it comes to sensory activities, older kids get left out. Like their sensory needs just disappear when they are a tween or teen, right? No, they don’t! Light play activities are popular and beneficial for all. But take a look around on the internet and […]
Sensory Toys My son can literally find sensory stimulation from a sheet of paper. And, two kinds of stimulation–sound and tactile. I’m serious! This has been a lifesaver when we’re out in public (for too long!) and I don’t have a toy for him. Chances are I can grab a freebie magazine at the entrance […]
Homemade Play Dough is such a great thing! It’s so fun and easy to make. Dough is a fabulous sensory and OT activity. Here are dozens of recipes for homemade playdough and dozens of ways to use it. Making your own dough adds more steps in the process and you can teach your child more […]
