This week: Squeeze, Pop and Squish Your Way Through Therapy!!
January 6, 2022
Issue Number 90
Please this week's issue of Teaching & Therapy Resources for the Classroom, Clinic and Carryover.  

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Here are this week's featured boards and posts for you!

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Featured Boards:

  • Winter Themed Activities and Treats
  • Valentine’s Day Activities and Treats

Featured Posts

  • 6 Ways to Use Ball Poppers in Speech Therapy
  • Popper Ball Game Fine Motor Play with Plastic Cups
  • Ball Popper Ideas for OT and Speech Therapy!
  • Slimy Speech
  • Using Slime for OT Fine Motor Activities
  • Using Pop-It Fidgets to Address Communication Goals
  • 10+ Fine Motor Skills Games for Push Bubble Pop It Popper Toys
  • Pediatric Therapy Corner: Schools Use Therapy-Based Programs for ‘Overwhelmed’ Kids
  • Sensory Corner: Inside Out Exploring Emotions Activity with (Slime)Sensory Play
  • School Psych Corner: Popping Toys Might Reduce Stress for Adults and Children Alike
  • OT Corner: DIY Slushie Slime for Therapy Fun
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