Let’s avoid the need for OT when possible
July 26, 2021
Tips from an OT so that you don’t have to call on us! 1. Play outdoors in nature Nature is the greatest teacher and the greatest healer. Children in nature
Category: Sensory Activities
Top 5 Activities for Children this Summer?
June 27, 2021
Parents have been asking me the same question over the past 2 weeks…Where do I sign up my child for the summer? What is the best camp or activity to
Sitting Still at Circle Time
June 24, 2021
Introducing Lil’ Wally the Weighted Worm! I have been going to schools for the last 10 years and many teachers ask me advice for the same thing: How do I
4 Really Cool Art Projects to do with Kids of ALL Skill Levels
June 22, 2021
Miss Mancy Summer classes at the Social Mind Center have been doing great! The kids are really enjoying everything they are getting their hands on! I wanted to share with
Top Ten OT Things to Do with: BALLOONS
June 21, 2021
You know I’m always looking for fun inexpensive and light ways (I travel to schools) to use children’s favorite toys and tools to teach important skills. Balloons are one of
Creating a Sensory Smart Classroom
June 2, 2021
As an OT I get the opportunity to visit many schools in South Florida. Teachers ask me all the time how to implement sensory components in their classrooms. Here is
4 Really Cool Art Projects for all Skill Levels
August 23, 2020
Once a week, I work at the Social Mind Center where I teach several classes of Messy Art. The challenge is to find art projects for children with very different
Easy Art Projects from Miss Mancy’s Messy Art Class
January 12, 2014
1. Veggie Art This is a wonderful activity for all skill levels. I have done this with very young children as well as with my older groups and they all
Designing for the Senses
April 10, 2013
One of my projects has been to work in collaboration with designer Deborah Dimare to create Sensory Smart Spaces for children with ASD and with Sensory Sensitivities. We were featured
Penguin fish feed:
January 18, 2013
You will need: An empty Tissue box Black, white and Orange Construction paper Straws OR Adaptive chopsticks (You can purchase here at MissMancy’s SHOP) Tissue paper The Activity: This is
Shaving Cream Fun
November 15, 2012
Shaving cream is such a fun sensory experience for your child. For children that demonstrate tactile defensiveness, I would only introduce this activity once a child trusts you and knows
