D EXTERIA J R. Elizabeth Walz. W HAT ’ S THE P ROBLEM ? Need a fun way to engage children in strengthening their motor development skills in Occupational.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

KG-1 Alphabet Numbers & Concepts Basic Concepts Targeted, skill-building practice students need with these standards- based books! Each workbook includes.

Advertisements

Cause Effect Apps, Pre-Writing Strokes, Drawing, Matching, Puzzles.

Parent Night March Welcome Introductions –Office Manager –Program Coordinators.

OT & Podiatry in Paediatrics Mutual areas of concern Caryn Mincherton OT.

Teacher Assessment at the end of Key Stage 1

OT Website Dana Brady, Roberta Ciocco Jillian MacDonald, Kimmel Nacewicz, Jamie Weiner.

Steven Browne, O.T. Reg. (N.B.) Brad Holley, O.T.Reg. (N.B.)

Anston Hillcrest Primary School FS2 Writing Workshop

A Community Conversation about Family Learning Norwich Monday, April 2, 2012.

High Five Jive © Susan O’Connor 2012 Dyslexia Action Conference - June 2014 High Five Jive © Susan O’Connor 2012 Agenda  Why are Fine Motor Skills so.

Brianne A. Kosch, MA, CCC-SLP

Occupational Therapy and Children’s Functional visual performance.

T HERAPEUTIC E XERCISE KNR 164. W HAT IS T HERAPEUTIC E XERCISE ? Therapeutic Exercise: is the systematic and scientific application of exercise and movement.

A Related Service Part of the Special Education Program.

Elizabeth Williams Technology in Special Education, EDUC 432 Southwestern College.

Related Services in Special Education National Association of Special Education Teachers.

Hands on Learning! By: Brittney Smith Arkansas State University.

School Based occupational Therapy Mazyad Alotaibi.

Kids Reading Comprehension. Features: Perfect for elementary aged children Ideal for children with autism or other learning disorders Ability to keep.

By: Froza Mercado Audience: Rehab Department Coordinator.

Office 365 & Charts. Office 365 Features Latest versions of Office suites No tension of loosing your work Access from anywhere and on any device Share.

Drive of Your Life Billy Harmon Danielle York. For Students Fun, online career exploration game to help students learn about themselves, higher education,

(can also be applied to parenting).  Special needs students fit into a number of categories. This is because of the different kinds of special needs.

04/04/20121 Laura Diment Student ID Supervisors: -David Hobbs – Flinders University, Adelaide -Tom Chau - PRISM Lab, Toronto Development of the.

Occupational and Physical Therapy Services in Wissahickon School District Carol Mulligan, PT Kerri Braun, OTR/L Kim Hartranft OTR/L.

Special Educational Needs  My role as SENCO  How does it work?  What can we do?  The home/school partnership.

Dear Parents, Do you face these COMMON PROLEMS? Having difficulty in keeping track of your child’s academic progress? Can't find enough time to supervise.

Occupational Therapy Equipment/Software package Mike Bohrer.

Literacy parent workshop

DYSGRAPHIA. What is dysgraphia It is a learning disability resulting from the difficulty in expressing thoughts in writing. People who have this difficulty.

Literacy at Tyndale Reading, Phonics and Handwriting.

Getting Ready for Kindergarten Annie Wheatcraft, WRE 2012.

EdPs 620, Child Development and Learning in Cultural Context Jaclyn Conneely Hallie Samuels Michael Allocca.

W HAT IS O CCUPATIONAL T HERAPY ? Anna Metcalf and Missy Reynolds.

B USY B OXES : N OT J UST B USY W ORK Presenter Pam Morris.

T HE P ROBLEM W ITH C OMMON C ORE AND H IGH S TAKES T ESTING By Meredith Pierce

Demonstration of iSDK. Front Page Demo Page for Cell Phone Demo Page for Fundamental Control Demo Page for Game Demo Page for Special Feature Demo Page.

PB2015 PM&R, Harvard Medical School Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Motion Analysis Laboratory Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering Microsoft.

Cambridge and Seaforth Summer IPad Club. After learning from the other school’s experiences we have decided to do a summer ipad club for 3 weeks during.

Organization and Academic Applications using the iPad Jamie Callahan June 20, 2012.

Erika Suhl.  Allows clinicians to select the most appropriate upper extremity exercise for each patient  OT’s can print out a customized program for.

Go Workbooks a series by Wim Berkelmans The Netherlands.

W HAT IS O CCUPATIONAL T HERAPY ? Anna Metcalf and Missy Reynolds.

The Importance of Equipment and Software in Occupational Therapy By: Alyssa Swipes.

Children’s Educational Potential Facilitated by: Advocates for Occupational Therapy (Study Group 3)

Children’s Therapy Services. Who are Children’s Therapy Services CEAS - Children’s Equipment and adaptations OT - Occupational Therapy Physio - Physiotherapy.

 To examine the differing views on the use of technology within the classroom  To be able to identify the different ways in which technology is used.

Martial Arts - Reasons Why Your Kids Should Learn It Jow Gar Kung Fu.

Gross Motor Skills Gross motor skills refer to activities that involve the use of the large muscles of the neck, trunk, arms, and legs.

Assistive Devices for Children with Special Needs Marilyn C. Johnson EDU271 Mid Term Project October 15, 2013.

Todmorden CE (A) J I & N School Handwriting Session for Parents

School Based Therapy.

The Power of Play By Caitlin Razler MOT, OTR/L Occupational Therapist

Apps to use on iPads in elementary school.

Interactive Metronome

Dexteria App- Fine Motor Skill Development

Handwriting- a workshop for parents

Looked After Chn Conference

Improving Access to Health for Children, Young People and Young Adults

Occupational Therapy in School

Christmas The Shepherds & Kings Nursery Autumn 2 Week 7 Mathematics

Chapter 43 Fine Motor Skills Issues and Challenges with Mastering School Readiness Skills by Amy Wagenfeld, PhD, OTR/L, SCEM, CAPs.

Communication Disability

Summary of Child’s Development

Let’s Play Presented by Avalon Nixon

Spelling and Handwriting at St. John’s

Cauvery InternationalSchool

Times Tables Information Session

Occupational Therapy at Tuart Hill Primary School

School Based Therapy.

Presentation transcript:

D EXTERIA J R. Elizabeth Walz

W HAT ’ S THE P ROBLEM ? Need a fun way to engage children in strengthening their motor development skills in Occupational Therapy Solution?

W HAT IS IT ? Uses hand and finger exercises to develop fine motor skills and handwriting readiness Helps build strength, control, and dexterity Specially designed for children ages 2-6 Multi-user tracking feature is available (iPad version only)

H OW DOES IT WORK ? Uses characters, animations, music/sounds, and game like environment to engage children in improving fine motor skills Games (exercises) are designed to be done on a regular basis in short sessions Difficulty increases as skills get stronger Automatic tracking and reporting feature makes it easy for parents, teachers, and OTs to identify time on task and progress

W HY DO WE NEED IT ? User friendly and affordable Enables patients to engage in therapeutic exercises while not in a therapy session Engages parents/ caretakers in their child’s rehabilitation Like apps have been proven to improve stroke rehabilitation Appeared on multiple Top 10 Apps for OTs

L ET ’ S G ET IT ! Cost- $2.99 Where?- jr.-fine-motor-skill/id ?mt=8&ign- mpt=uo%3D4https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dexteria- jr.-fine-motor-skill/id ?mt=8&ign- mpt=uo%3D4 View Demo:

R EFERENCES Christle Grace G. Carabeo, Charisse May M. Dalida, Erica Marla Z. Padilla,and Ma. Mercedes T. Rodrigo Stroke Patient Rehabilitation: A Pilot Study of an Android-Based Game Simulation & Gaming April : , first published on July 13, 2014