This free printable promotes a wide range of skills to go along with the "We're Going on a Leaf Hunt" book by Steve Metzger! This post contains affiliate links. Read more.Ready to engage kids in a fun and playful activity using the book We're Going on a Leaf Hunt by Steve Metzger? This printable activity pairs gross motor actions with visual recognition, bringing the book to life while promoting a wide range of skills, including sensory integration, gross motor coordination, and visual perception. Using Books as Anchors for Activities Using a book as the foundation for activities is ... Read More about We’re Going on a Leaf Hunt Book – Free Printable Activity!
12, 15, & 18 Month Old Milestones Red Flags (& Free Checklist)
In this post, you'll learn about: 12 month milestones and red flags, 15 month milestones and red flags, 18 month old milestones red flags, and 24 month milestones and red flags. Our post about developmental red flags for infants is one of our most popular posts here at The Inspired Treehouse. And that may be because this post gives parents the tools they need to recognize potential issues during their baby’s first year.If you’ve ever felt stumped about your child's developmental milestones, or you’ve run into questions about the development of the kids you work with - you’re definitely ... Read More about 12, 15, & 18 Month Old Milestones Red Flags (& Free Checklist)
Toddler Development Stages: 1 and 2 year old milestones
Learn more about 1 and 2 year old milestones and what to expect during the toddler years. *This post contains affiliate links. Read more. Amazing changes happen as kids progress from 1 to 2 year old milestones! Your baby’s nerves and muscles learn to work together and motor skills start to take off! Toddler development happens right before your eyes as your baby gains balance, confidence, and independence. As toddlers' brains develop, so does their coordination and motor control.What are developmental milestones? Click the link to find all of our best ... Read More about Toddler Development Stages: 1 and 2 year old milestones
DIY Cutting Practice Box
This cutting practice box is perfect for classroom centers, occupational therapy sessions, or fine motor time at home! *This post contains affiliate links. Read more.If you haven’t seen the viral snackle box container, you have to check it out!  Despite my serious Instagram scrolling habit, somehow I missed this trend at first. When Lauren sent me a link, she had already been brainstorming ways that these snack boxes could be repurposed for storing and traveling with kids activities. And then, when we got together at The Treehouse with this handy little container, the creative floodgates ... Read More about DIY Cutting Practice Box
How to Store Your Hand Strengthening Tools
Looking for a cool place to store all of your favorite hand strengthening tools? We've got you covered. Check out this awesome storage hack that's perfect for therapists, teachers, and parents! *This post contains affiliate links. Read more.Have you heard of the viral snackle box container? This handy storage box with a clear top and individual serving containers has sparked a huge trend. Thousands of videos have been posted showing different ways to fill the box with colorful fruit, candy, and other snacks to take with you on the go.But when we saw this cool snack box, we immediately ... Read More about How to Store Your Hand Strengthening Tools
Snackle Box Ideas for Sensory Storage!
Check out these fun Snackle Box ideas that turn this handy container into the perfect tool for sensory storage! This post contains affiliate links. Read more. The viral Snackle Box is the focus of every kid that we encounter these days. Even our own kids have gotten in on the trend. But we think that these ingenious boxes with individual storage compartments are perfect for organizing some things that won't cause a sugar rush or add inches to your waistline.  The Snackle Box makes an ideal container for sensory storage and organization! Whether you’re a therapist, teacher or parent, ... Read More about Snackle Box Ideas for Sensory Storage!
Learning to Share
Learning to share is a major social milestone in the early years of development. Kids often learn to share through exposure to play experience during which generosity is modeled by adults and when sharing is made fun! Learning to Share In our experience with our toddler and preschool children at our non-profit, The Treehouse, it is also necessary to provide positive reinforcement when good sharing is practiced and help kids learn problem solving strategies for them when things aren’t necessarily going their way.If you're wondering how to teach a toddler to share, you may want to ... Read More about Learning to Share
The Best Obstacle Course Equipment
Looking for some fun new obstacle course equipment to create fun and exciting movement challenges for the kids in your therapy practice or PE class? We've got you covered in this post! If you're a pediatric occupational or physical therapist, you likely already know the power of an obstacle course when it comes to promoting developmental skills for kids. We can't think of a more fun and effective way for a little ninja warrior to target skills like core strength, hand strength, balance, coordination, self-regulation, endurance, and sensory processing!During our developmental play groups ... Read More about The Best Obstacle Course Equipment
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