Post it. Reference it. Use it daily. This EPIC printable poster shows the 9 developmental pre-writing shapes children master from 12 months to 5 years, with age-based milestones for each. Perfect for classroom walls, therapy spaces, daycare rooms, and home. Helps parents, teachers, and clinicians instantly identify where a child is in their handwriting development journey and what to teach next.
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A sweet thumbprint keepsake Mother’s Day craft designed to support fine motor development, sensory exploration, visual-motor integration, finger isolation, and early writing skills through hands-on creativity. This OT-developed printable creates a meaningful personalized gift while helping children build important preschool and kindergarten readiness skills through play.
Is your toddler on track? This free OT-designed checklist covers key skills for ages 1–3 across Speech & Language, Fine Motor, Self-Help, Academic and School Readiness. It includes clear “what to watch for,” and simple play-based activities you can use daily to skill build with your tot. Print and post for easy tracking. This is just a snapshot, download the full 6-domain toddler screener for deeper insight and next steps to support development with confidence.
Is your baby hitting their milestones? This free OT-designed checklist covers 4 key developmental domains: Speech & Language, Gross Motor, Fine Motor, and Self-Help, so you know exactly what to watch for in your baby's first year. Includes red flag guidance and play-based activities. Download free, print at home, and post it on your fridge. For the complete 6-domain screener including Cognitive and Social-Emotional development, learn more by downloading this resource to use today!
Is your preschooler ready for kindergarten? This free OT-designed checklist covers 4 key developmental domains: Speech & Language, Motor Skills, Academic & School Readiness, and Self-Help, so you know exactly what to watch for during the pre-K years (ages 3–5). Includes clear milestone expectations, red flag guidance, and simple play-based activities to support skill development at home. Download free, print, and post it on your fridge to track progress with ease.
Is your child cutting at the right level? This free OT-created scissor skills screener walks you through the full developmental progression from ages 3–6 from straight lines, curves, circles, squares, defined shapes, and puzzle assembly, with age-band benchmarks, precision scoring, and hands-on cutting tasks built in. Designed for parents, educators, and clinicians. Know where your child stands and exactly what to build next.
Help your child build strong communication and body awareness skills from the very beginning with this engaging, developmentally-aligned poster: “Watch Me Grow: Body Parts I Know.”
This visual guide outlines what children typically understand about body parts from ages 1–5, making it easy for parents, caregivers, and educators to track progress and support learning in a meaningful, age-appropriate way.
✨ What’s Included:
Clear developmental milestones for body part identification by age
Simple, relatable examples (nose, eyes, hands, knees, shoulders, and more)
Progression from pointing → identifying → naming → describing
Bright, child-friendly design that encourages engagement and conversation
🧠 Why It Matters:
Understanding and naming body parts is a foundational skill that supports language development, following directions, body awareness, and early academic readiness. This poster helps you see what to expect and know how to support it through everyday interactions.
👩👧 Perfect For:
Parents and caregivers
Pediatric therapists (OT, PT, SLP)
Daycares and early childhood classrooms
Playrooms, therapy spaces, or homeschool environments
Not all struggles are behavioral, some have a neurological root. This free guide highlights common red flags that may indicate retained primitive reflexes impacting attention, learning, coordination, and emotional regulation. Designed for parents, caregivers and therapists, it helps you quickly identify patterns and decide next steps. If you’re seeing multiple signs, it may be time to look deeper. Start here, then explore the full screening tool for a complete picture.
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