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Created by two pediatric occupational therapists, this free handout simplifies the body's sensory processing systems. On it, you'll find a list of the "Great 8" sensory systems and a brief description of each! Download a copy to keep on hand to provide to therapists, teachers or caregivers. If you happen to use this free product, would you be so kind as to take a quick moment and leave us a review? (Bonus: you'll also earn yourself some TPT credit!)Your download and use of this product implies u

Back to school is an exciting (but hectic!) time. For little ones that need extra support remaining regulated throughout the day, the use of proprioceptive input (or heavy work) can come in handy. Proprioceptive input is calming and has an organizing effect on the nervous system. Think of how we as adults feel more focused, relaxed and centered after a massage. It can be provided through a variety of channels, including from another person or item, through gross motor activities, fine motor res

Not all movement is created equal—how a child responds to sensory input depends on how it’s delivered. This easy-to-use guide breaks down vestibular activities into two key categories: calming and alerting. Whether you're supporting a child who needs help winding down or one who needs a boost to get going, this resource helps you choose the right kind of movement. -- Your download and use of this product implies understanding of the Terms of Use, which can be found within this document. Want to

Grab this printable hand strengthening activity handout—perfect for building fine motor skills through play! Easy to use at home, in the classroom, or during OT sessions. Download it now and give those little hands a fun workout! Want to see more? Check out some of our other resource packets on the topics below! Visuals + Schedules:Completion Visuals: Make *ANY* Schedule Interactive!Toileting: Print + Go or Customize Visual Schedules, from Standing + SeatedBedtime Routine Visual Schedule (6 Vers