At-Home Activities for
Kids of All Abilities

Check out our free activity sheets on a variety of physical development topics for children of all abilities. From fine motor skill activities to suggestions for tummy time, these printable sheets can be used at home, school, or clinics. The activities are a helpful guide for parents, educators, therapists, and early intervention specialists alike!

 

Bilateral Coordination

Activities to help children integrate both sides of their body together

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Eye-Hand Coordination

Strong visual tracking skills are the key to good eye-hand coordination

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Fine Motor

Play-based activities to promote fine motor precision and coordination

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Motor Development in the First Year

General guidelines for key motor developmental milestones

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Propioceptive System

Activities related to motor planning, position, and movement of the body

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Sensory Strategies for the "Over-Responders"

Claming/organizing activities for children who "over-respond" to sensory information

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Sensory Strategies for the "Under-Responders"

Alerting strategies for children who need a higher level of sensory information

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Tactile Systems

Touch activities to support overall sensory processing

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Tummy Time

Promot head control and strengthen neck and shoulder muscles

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Vestibular System

Activities related to balance, equilibrium, body awareness, and more

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