Pediatric Therapy Resources
Our therapists like to share resources and activities that they feel would be beneficial to families. Some are therapy-based while others are for overall fun and learning.
- Pre-K Pages: Playful learning for Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten kids with fun hands on activities.
- Teachers Pay Teachers: Access to hundreds of free resources for kids of all ages. Just narrow down the search to “free”.
- Tools to Grow: Free therapy resources for fine motor skills, gross motor skills and much more.
- OT Mom Learning Activities: Another great website for fine motor skills, gross motor skills and much more.
- PocketOT: This website is filled with fun activities provided by a long-time pediatric occupational therapist with children with special needs.
- Kids Cook Real Food: Spend quality time cooking with kids using these online lessons.
- Practical Resources for Teaching Your Kids at Home: A resource list of websites and other resources for parents to make the most of the educational time with kids.
- Educational Activities for Kids at Home: Check out these fun educational activities that will help bust boredom while still encouraging learning.
- Thompson Center for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders, University of Missouri: Resources to help support individuals with autism and families.
- Your Words Matter Checklist: Tips to help parents mitigate behaviors.
- Tips to Get Your Toddler Talking: Nine tips and tricks to get your toddler talking.
- Health at Home: CATCH Global Foundation's free set of health, nutrition, and physical education materials.
- GoNoodle: Good Energy at Home: a free online resource for families to stay active and spark good energy at home together: including videos, printable downloads, and offline activities.
- Positive Language Alternatives
- Indoor Scavenger Hunt
- Outdoor Scavenger Hunt
- Telehealth Therapy Checklist for Parents
- CBS News - Steve Hartman: Kindness 101
- How School Lunch Programs Support Children’s Health, Even From A Distance
- DIY Tutorial - Masks for Individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing
- Kansas Council on Developmental Disabilities - List of Free Activities and Events
