Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy

 Lanes Mill Elementary School                   Midstreams Elementary School

 Herbertsville Elementary School                 Veteran's Memorial Middle School

 Emma Haven's Young Elementary School       Drum Point Elementary School

 

 

 

 

Annette Cioffi-Parker OTR/L 46TR00074400          Pamela L. Levandoski COTA/L 46TA09005100

Donna Gascho, OTR/L 46TR00169100                    Wendy Fogler, PT40QA00414300

Melanie Piccolo OTR/L 46TR00422200                    Donna Cargill OTR/L46TR00053700

Devon Quiros PT/DPT40QA01286600 

 

 

 

Hello parents and students. We hope everyone is staying healthy and trying to keep busy. We created this website to provide  activities and ideas that can be done at home. Please be patient with us. We've never been trained on how to make a website. We miss all of your smiling faces and can't wait to see all of you again. We will attempt to posts information and activities everyday. If there is anything you would like us to share on our website, please let us know and we will do our best to get it on here. If you nee to get in touch with us directly, please email one of us:

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202101281409.pdf

 

 

  HELPING KIDS UNDERSTAND TELETHERAPY.docx

 

 

February Celebrates Black History Month

 

BlackHistoryMonthMartinLutherKingJrMorningWorkFree-1.pdf  

FreeMartinLutherKingJrWordPictureMatchingMLK-1.zip 

 MartinLutherKingJrBirthdayCard-1.pdf 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Groundhog Day

 

 Oooohhh Nooooo!!! 6 more weeks of winter

 

 

 

 

 

 GroundhogDayFREEPrintables-1.pdf 

 

Winter Fun

 

Beads and Pipe Cleaners Oh My!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Sensory Fun

Supplies Needed:Cardboard box or large plastic bin, packing peanuts, clothespin, colored pom poms

 

 

 

Homemade Playdough Recipe

 

• 1 cup flour
• 1 cup water
• 1/2 cup salt
• 1 tablespoon cream of tartar
• 1 tablespoon oil (we used sunflower oil)
• food coloring
• additional scents and/or glitter (optional)

 

1. Mix all the ingredients together.

2. Stir it continually over medium-low heat until it forms a ball. Take it off the heat and dump it onto parchment paper or wax paper. Once it cools you can knead it a bit until it’s mixed fully and soft!

3. Enjoy!

 

 

September Activities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make Wearing A Mask Fun

 

 

 FREEDesignaFaceMaskArtWorksheet-1.pdf 

 FREESocialStoryWearingaMask-1.pdf 

 

 

 

 

WELCOME BACK! WE MISSED YOU SO MUCH!

  

 

 

 

 

 

June 16th

JUNE 15th

JUNE 12th

June 11th

 

June 10th

June 9th

June 8th

- Helping Individuals with Autism Wear Face Masks

 

 

June 5th

 Sidewalk Chalk: 35 Ways to Play & Learn

 

 

June 4th

 Ways to Use Sidewalk Chalk to Build Fine Motor Skills

 

June 3rd

 

June 2nd

June 1st

 

May 28th

 

 

 

May 27th

Below  are some midline crossing activities to try

 

 https://www.pinkoatmeal.com/crossing-the-midline-activities/

 

 

 

 

 

 May 26th

 

May 22nd

 Patriotic Memorial Day Crafts for Kids: Red White & Blue Family DIYs

May 21st

 

 DIY Pool Noodle Pom Pom Shooter - FSPDT

May 20th

 

 

5 Ways To Use Pool Noodle Letters

 

 

May 19th

May 18th

                Happy Monday!!!

 

Therapy Dog of the Week is:

 

       Kasey

 

Kasey is a 5 year old Schnoodle. She loves visiting Lanes Mill School!  Kasey enjoys going on long walks and playing ball. 

 

 

 

 

 

May 15th

Pencil Grip Hacks:

How to bring the pencil back into the webspace

 

 

 Binder Clip Gripper

 

May 14th 

 

 

TP Roll Maze | Tilting Toilet Paper Roll Maze

 

 

MAY 13th

 

Happy Wednesday!

 

 

 

 

 

May 12th

 

 

May 11th

 

Dog of the Week

HILDE

Hilde enjoys the outside.A snow storm, long walk, or swim in the ocean with one of her human relatives makes her day, but what makes Hilde most happy is visiting all of her friends at school, she misses everyone giving her lots of love and all of her belly rubs! We will see all of you soon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is a cute and fun activity 

 

 

    https://babbledabbledo.com/science-art-rainbow-spin-mixing/    

 

 

                                                        

 

 

                                             

 

 

May 8th

 

 How to Make a DIY Superhero Mother's Day Gift

 

 

May 7th

Mother's Day Crafts for Mom

 mommy-snapshot.pdf 

 MadAboutMom.pdf 

 Mothers Day .. I Love you2018.pdf 

 Mothers Day Craftivity.pdf 

 Mothers Day Dot to Dot.pdf 

 Mothers-Day Tracing.pdf 

 MothersDay_PlacematSet.pdf 

 

May 6th

 

 

May 5th

 

 

 

 

 May 4th

 

                                         Happy Monday!!

         Therapy Dog of the Week

Yodee!!!

     Yodee is a 7 year old Toy Fox Terrier rescue. He weighs 7.5 pounds and  excels at the sport of agility. Yodee is a very sweet therapy dog and enjoys visiting with the children and staff members at school. When at home he loves chasing squirrels and birds and  enjoys watching television with his family!

 

 

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 May 1st

 

 

 

 

 

May 1- Flower Crafts for Kids– Use a flower craft or two to work on skills like direction following, executive functioning skills, fine motor work, scissor skills, and more.

 

May 2- Make a flower snack! Cooking is an executive functioning powerhouse. These simple flower-themed snacks are healthy options for kids AND build skills as they help out in the kitchen.

 

May 3- Dandelion Soup– As a child, do you remember making messy, muddy, FUN “soup” in the backyard? All you needed was a bucket, a stick, some water, and imagination. Toss in a sprinkle of grass, a scoop of dirt, some broken up twigs, and a mash of dandelion flowers. It’s a messy, sensory, creative, and down-to-earth play idea that builds skills. Don’t have dandelions? (I’m jealous!!) Use whatever you’ve got around the lawn…rocks, pebbles, leaves, flower buds, clover, etc. The sky is the limit with this activity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

April 30th 

 

Today is the last day of this month but it is also,

National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day and

 

 

 Animal Tape Rescue Activity

 

 

National Oatmeal Cookie Day!  

 

Below is a link for no bake oatmeal cookies!!  

 

Have Fun!!

 

 https://www.food.com/recipe/no-bake-chocolate-oatmeal-cookies-23821

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

April 29th

 

 

 

 

 

 

April 28th

National Blueberry Pie Day

 

 

 

April 27th

   Happy Monday!

This weeks Therapy dog is RICKEE!!

 

 

Rickee is a 10 year old Jack Russell Terrier rescue. He has been a therapy dog for nine years and is very smart and talented. Rickee competes in agility and is a barn hunt champion. He loves to play fetch and cuddle with his brother Yodee and sister Sophee.Rickee also starred in a TV comercial and  in two movies but what Rickee enjoys most is peforming for the children at school. Some of his tricks include hitting a toy piano and bell with his paw. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 April 24th

 

 

 

 

Fine motor activity using a spiky ball and loom bands

 

 

 GROSS MOTOR ACTIVITIES: FLAMING HOOPS

 

 

 

April 23rd

 

A fun and easy craft using pipe cleaners

 

https://toddleratplay.com/2018/08/20/copypipecleanerstickfiguresactivity/

 

 

 

 

  Roll-Some-Brain-Breaks-Freebie-updated.pdf

 

 

APRIL 22nd

 

HAPPY EARTH DAY

 

 

 

RED FLAGS: Visual

 

 April 21

 

 

 

Good Morning and Welcome Back!

     Hope Everyone had a Safe Spring Break :)   

 

This weeks Therapy Dog of the week is "Sophee". She is a Jack-Chi and just celebrated her 7th birthday yesterday,April 19th! Sophee has been a therapy dog for 6 years and is a regular at Lanes Mill school. She loves all the children and staff and gets so excited when she gets to visit with them. She truly is the Sweetest therapy dog and loves wearing her pearls! When at home Sophee loves playing with her brothers,Rickee and Yodee, squeak toys and running in the yard. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 OT Month .. Maze Missions.pdf 

 

 

 

 Here's a Virtual Spring Break Link....Check it out is has loads of places to visit virtually :) Have a safe and healthy Spring Break....

 

Virtual Spring Break

 

APRIL 9

 

APRIL 8

 

Who wants to learn how to draw their Favorite Superhero? 

 

 DC Kids (@DCComicsKids)

 

 

 

 

 

APRIL 7

 

 

Have some fun and get some exercise with these great core strengthening activities!

 

 

 

 

   

 HAPPY MONDAY!!! April 6th

 

 

     HELPING KIDS UNDERSTAND TELETHERAPY

Children who have previously received occupational therapy services in a face-to-face setting may feel a little confused or out of sorts when they now need to complete fine motor tasks at home (and with items that are way less fun than what they are used to their OT playing with alongside them. Here is a fun book to help explain why they are now working on hard things like fine motor skills with their therapist through a computer screen.

       "Why is there a person in my computer" by Brittany Ferri is a child’s guide to understanding what teletherapy is and how it can help with a variety of medical concerns. This story follows Andrew, a child with visual deficits who is having difficulty playing hockey, performing well in school, and working on his art. He meets a therapist named Brittany who guides him through his first teletherapy session, and he loves it! This picture book helps children understand what teletherapy is, what makes it different from other therapies, and how it can help them live better lives. Children may also enjoy the supplemental activity guide complete with coloring pages, fact sheets, and more!

 

Therapy Dog of the Week

 

 Lucy is a 10 year old GoldenDoodle. She loves to go for walks and laying on the deck! Lucy also loves playing wih her squeaky squirrel!

 

 

 

 

Check out this calming activity!    https://www.instagram.com/p/B-hP9idDm5F/?igshid=k0df30u3jigf

 

 

 

April 3

 

 

 

Gatorland's School of Croc

  

Feed the crocodile (1).jpg 

 

Crocodile Trace.gif 

 

 Flower Craftivity for OT month.pdf 

 

 April 2

 

 

 

 

 

April is both OT month and Autism Awareness month.

On Thusday, April 9th at 12 noon. The Brick Township

schools will paricipate in "Blowing Bubbles for Autism.

There will be more details to follow!

 

 

 

 

Happy April 1st!

and

Happy OT Month!

 

 

 

 

   Below are some links to more OT and PT activities to practice at home

 

 

https://www.yourtherapysource.com/holidayspringfreebie.html 

 

 https://www.yourtherapysource.com/crossingpathsfree.html

 

https://www.yourtherapysource.com/freehightligher.html

 

https://www.yourtherapysource.com/blog1/2018/10/07/monster-fine-motor-game/

https://www.yourtherapysource.com/freecuttingstrips.html 

 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_oIssULEk0

 

March 31

 

The Special Olumpics has put out a visual workout. WWF Superstar Becky Lynch provides different levels of fitness for everone. Please enjoy and stay healthy.

 

 

School of Strength

 

 

MARCH 30

   

 

Good Morning

 Below are some great sites about Mindfulness and two on yoga. Please check them out this week. Thanks!

 

Once a week we will also be  sharing a photo and information about one of our Lanes Mill therapy dogs.

 

Ten Gross Motor Activities for Autistic Children

 

 

Twilight The Unicorn of Dreams | A Cosmic Kids Yoga adventure!

 

Spider Power yoga compilation | Cosmic Kids Yoga

 

Morning Relaxing Music - Positive Background Music for Kids (Sway) 

 

 

Relax Music for Stress Relief | Study Music | Sleep Music | Meditation Music |Sleeping | Inner Peace

 

 Be the Pond | Cosmic Kids Zen Den - Mindfulness for kids

 

 

This weeks therapy dog is Sienna! She is an All American Lab/Hound mix. Sienna likes chasing squirrels,long walks on the beach,cats, playing fetch and catching treats!  She loves coming to see the children and staff at school! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Have a Good Day!!!!

 

     

 

March 27

 

Happy Friday! We made it through another week. Here are some fun activities to keep you busy over the weekend.

 

 

 

 

The Best Art Activities for Kids: How to Paint with Bubbles

 

 Simple Color Scavenger Hunt for Kids

 

 Crumpled Paper Art for Kids Inspired by Ish

 

20+ Chalk Art Ideas and Learning Activities for Kids

 

Elmer's Slime Recipe: DIY Kid's Worry-Free Slime Recipe

 

Easy Robot Toilet Paper Roll Craft

 

 

March 26

Good Morning Parents and Students! Below are two social stories that can be shared with your child to help them to understand the Coronavirus. One story is by Carol Gray and the other has been provided by Amanda Mc Guinness, BA (Hons), LLB (Hons),  is the Autism Ambassador for County Mayo. There are also links that provide helpful information and activities while your at home for this extended period of time. If you scroll towards the bottom of the link for Autism Speaks, they provide some resources in different languages. We hope this is helpful.

 

https://www.autismparentingmagazine.com/autism-skills-on-coronavirus-crisis/https://www.autismspeaks.org/covid-19-information-and-resources    

Pandemics-and-the-Coronavirus Social Story.pdf 

The-Corona-Virus-Free-Printable Social Story.pdf 

 

 

March 25 

Good Morning Everyone! Here are some great links to help add a little excitement to your day. Many of these sites include activities that can be printed or done online.

 

 

If your child loves animals, here are some great links to live web cams. When your done watching, pick up a pencil/crayons and draw a picture of your favorite animal. Practice doing your favorite animal walks with your brother, sister, mom and/or dad.

 

https://animals.sandiegozoo.org/live-cams

https://nationalzoo.si.edu/webcams/panda-cam

https://www.kansascityzoo.org/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seIooitd85w

https://www.aqua.org/Experience/live

https://explore.org/livecams/warrior-canine-connection/service-puppy-cam

 

•  Animal Walks - B&W Teaching Posters.pdf 
•  Animal Walks - Information Sheet.pdf 

 

   

 Global Space Education Foundation has just the thing for you: Story Time in Space.  It’s exactly what it sounds like — astronauts on various missions in space read popular children’s books while floating about, and the videos are edited and shared with kids way down on Earth.

https://storytimefromspace.com/

 

• I Spy Space.pdf 
•  Milk Way Fun (2).pdf 

 

 

 

 

Mo Williems is offering "Lunch Doodle" video each weekday at 1PM.

https://www.kennedy-center.org/education/mo-willems/

 

This is a channel on youtube that offers celebrities reading children's books:

https://www.youtube.com/user/StorylineOnline/videos

 

 

March 24th,2020

 

Good Morning!

 

How to teach your child handwriting at home:

 

• Tips for Better Line Awareness Printable.pdf
• Tips for Accurate Letter Formation Printable.pdf
• Motivating Handwriting Activities Printable.pdf
• Handwriting Self-Assessment Printable.pdf

 

 

If you are having difficulty navigating google classroom, here is a helpful link:

• DistanceLearningAParentsGuidetoGoogleClassroomDistancelearningtpt.pdf

 

 

 

Animal-Assisted Therapy and Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy is a client-centered approach to individuals in rehabilitation practices. The assessment and intervention of occupational therapy are aimed to improve the participation in  daily living activities more meaning and oriented.. Occupational therapists use a lot of approaches in their practice to improve quality of life and well-being in their patients. A range of target areas that can be addressed with the help of therapy animals are listed in the book for AAT interventions for OT: motor skills (gross and fine motor), neuro-musculoskeletal skills (range of motion, strength, balance), sensory functioning (tactile, visual, auditory), cognitive skills (orientation, attention, executive functions), weight bearing, communication skills (expression and acculturation language, cooperation), psychosocial skills (well-being, motivation), perception processing skills (body perception, depth perception, spatial relationships), and respiratory function (diaphragm force, positioning) 

According to OTs’ views and perceptions of evidence-based practice, AAT is one of the methods used in rehabilitation. Some researchers have investigated the impact of AAT on elderly participants who were diagnosed with psychiatric, physical, and developmental disabilities in long-term care settings. Van Fleet and his colleagues describe an animal-supported occupational therapy as a learning process in which a professional therapist carries out a therapy session, using a dog, to facilitate the development of the skills needed by the child to have an independent function in self-help, playgrounds. A therapy dog may become part of the learning process when learning everyday tasks related to the animal. OTs may add a wrist weight to gain strength from the weak arm or use a customized brush with a special handle to help the child hold the brush. Thus, the child becomes more motivated and excited to participate in the treatment. Thus, this method helps OTs, and the child can to reach the child’s treatment goals more quickly and easily . In another study, AAT was also applied on patients with post-traumatic stress disorder generally seen in personnel during military service; AAT was found to provide positive benefits. It was also observed that new gained in combat veterans learned new skills using trained dogs.

Dogs are a popular choice for many occupational therapists. OTs showed that treatment with dogs, which are often preferred for treatment, has improved social skills, motivation, having an interest in the environment, and self-awareness of children with autism spectrum who had behavioral problems. A study performed on OTs found that senior citizens in a walking program at an assisted living facility walked further when with a dog than when they walked alone, indicating the potential value of pets in physical conditioning. Due to the earlier studies mentioned, the OTs believed AAT impacted individuals through internal responses to the animal and thorough responses to the external environment. On the other hand, horses proved to be effective in treatment programs, especially for physically disabled people. Among the reasons for preferring the horse in these types of patients include; it can be said that walking on the horse can feel like as the walking accent, walking distance can be adjusted by the therapist or rider if necessary, and positive feeling can increase the motivation of the person.

In almost all studies on AAT, animal interaction increased motivation of individuals:

• Those who refuse therapy may come to therapy sessions more often and easily when they know that animals are present.
• Interaction with animals raises morale of long-term care residents.
• People feel better socially people feel better about themselves the idea of ownership of animals and the responsibility for care given to them increases the daily devotion
• Sense, motor, perception, cognitive, and social skills improve.
• Participation in functioning and daily living activities are facilitated.

OT should focus on the use and participation of meaningful activities to improve the quality of life of an individual in AAT intervention. For these purposes, it is aimed to develop correct posture and walking pattern, mobility of the pelvis and hip region, head and trunk control, muscle tone and strength, sense regulation, social communication, self-confidence and empathy, motor and cognitive skills. It is thought that the ability of individuals to improve their skills, function, and quality of life can be improved by pet ownership, care of animals, and regular interaction during therapy.

The frequency of use of the AAT and AAA in the field of rehabilitation for the last 10 years has been rapidly increasing. Animal-supported approaches from different countries and disciplines showed positive effects on sensory, emotional, and cognitive functions, especially the physical structure and functions of individuals at different ages and diagnoses. OTs emphasize the effectiveness of this method in studies conducted in the field of occupational therapy.

 

Below are some more OT activities you can do at home:

 

Here are 50 fine motor occupational therapy activities for at home. Remember check with your child’s OT or physician if you have any questions.

 

   

GREAT WEB SITE with Good information!

 

                                                              https://www.pinkoatmeal.com/

 

 

 

 

 

March 23rd,2020

 

 

 

 

                                                                               DOG THERAPY

 Good Morning!

 

 

Hope Everyone is staying healthy! As many of you know I am the Captain of the Dog Therapy Program at Lanes Mill School. My fellow handlers and I so miss having our four legged friends visit with your children and staff members at school. I will from time to time update this webpage with articles and photos of our therapy companions. Please feel free to show your children the photos. They do love our therapy friends and in a time such as this, they can povide a sense of comfort to us all!  

      Please Stay Healthy and Safe

 

Annette Cioffi-Parker OTR/L

  

 

 

 

Three of our Lanes MillTherapy Dogs

 

  Rickee,Yodee and Sophee

 

 

 

 

 March 23

 

• 10 apps for Visual Motor Skills (2).pdf
• LifeSkilloftheMonthHandouts-PDF[1].pdf
• Motivating Handwriting Activities Printable.pdf

 

March 21

March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day. 

• https://www.irisstudiosnj.com/events/2020/3/21/world-down-syndrome-day
• https://nationaltoday.com/world-down-syndrome-day/
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VG7dh5W40I

 

 

March 20

• https://www.facebook.com/capemaycountyparkzoo/videos/297048934605361/
  
  Cape May Zoo is doing a virtual tour!
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Learning Online

 

 

 

• Learn coding for free!

 

• Scholastic offering free online courses!

 

• 10 apps for Visual Motor Skills (2).pdf 

 

 

 Activities Day by Day

 

 

 

• CalendarOTactivities.JPG
• CalendarOTactivities2.JPG
• Editable-Homeschool-Schedule.pptx 

 

 

 

Handwriting

 

 

 

Visit The OT Toolbox for helpful information and tips regarding handwriting and other skills.  

 

 

 

Here are some printables to get you started!

 

 

 

• Tips for Better Spatial Awareness Printable.pdf
• Tips for Better Line Awareness Printable.pdf
• Tips for Accurate Letter Formation Printable.pdf
• Movement Activities to Improve Spatial Relations Printable.pdf
• Motivating Handwriting Activities Printable.pdf

 

 

 Worksheets and Activity PDF's

 

 

 

These worksheets and activities address many skill sets including but not limited to visual motor, gross motor, fine motor, self help, and graphomotor. 

 

 

 

• Baseball Lacing.pdf
• Cryptograms.pdf
• Fine Motor Paper Clips and Balloons.pdf
• Fine Motor_St_Patricks.pdf
• Handwriting- St_Patricks.pdf
• Maze - Pot of Gold.pdf
• Maze OT Month.pdf
• Maze_St_Patricks.pdf
• Movement Activities - Leprachaun.pdf
• Typing Skills_St_Patricks.pdf
• Word Scramble OT Month.pdf

 

 

Occupational Therapy Activities

 

Below are activities that can be done at home with household objects to support your child’s school-based occupational therapy (OT) program. 

 

Fine Motor Skills

 

• Play with PlayDough

• Use office tools (staplers, paperclips, hole punches, etc.)

• Peel (cooled) boiled eggs, break off stems on strawberries, pluck grapes, spread butter/jelly on bread, sort utensils, 

 

 

 

Bilateral Coordination

 

• Tear strips of paper and make a collage

• Play catch

• Games that use dice (cup hands together to roll dice) 

• Fold clothes

• Legos

• Brush or style dolls hair

 

 

 

Upper Body Strength and Stability

 

• Lay on your belly to do a puzzle

• Go to the park/playground: Up/Down Slides, monkey bars, swing, 

• Climb up the slideClimbing on/off the furniture assimilating an obstacle course with additional verbal cues on “up” “down” “under” “over” (involve the whole family and use the whole house–example: place sheets across dining chairs to make tunnels).

• Put on GoNoodle videos on YouTube

 

• Hokey Pokey/Simon Says

 

 

 

Eye-Hand Coordination/ Visual Motor Skills

 

• String colorful beads, macaroni, or cereal

• Play flashlight tag by shining a flashlight on a wall and moving it up/down/left/right and have your child follow the pattern.

• Load kid safe dishes in dishwasher

• Organize clothing in the closet by colors or outerwear, etc., sock and undergarment drawers, etc. 

• Visit “eyecanlearn.com” for eye exercises on the computer

 

 

 

Calming Activities

 

• Listen to relaxing music (on YouTube or an app you prefer), child can:

 

• Color, Draw, Mazes, Legos, or any other sit down activity

• Or simply close their eyes 

 

 

 

Pre-Writing Skills

 

• Mazes and Connect the Dots

• Coloring books/crayons

• Drawing with sidewalk chalk

• Use a variety of mediums for pre-writing development (ie sand, shave cream, whipped cream, play doh)

 

 
Handwriting

 

• Write a letter to a friend

• Start a journal

• Start a recipe folder
  
  

 

Self-Help Skills/Life Skills

 

• Fold laundry

• Sort socks

• Practice shoe-tying

• Sort/count money

• Re-organize personal space (closet, bathroom, bedroom)

• Help to prepare a meal

 

 

 

Keyboarding

 

• Have child practice keyboarding lessons on free website: www.typingclub.com

• Other typing sites include Kidztype.com and typing.com

• Check out AAAMath.com for Activities of Daily Living Skills (money, clock skills etc.)