https://www.otplan.comMatch the skills you want to work on, with the materials you have, to a detailed treatment activity that will help you strengthen certain skills. Each activity details the purpose, materials needed, process, rating for the activity, and comments by people just like you.en-us(c) 2018, OTPlan - All Rights Reserved.5https://www.otplan.com/plans/monster-eyes.aspxCreate a fun game using a cardboard shoebox box and marbles. Work on eye-hand coordination while trying to roll the marble into the eye socket.Eye-Hand Coordinationhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/bean-bag-balance-game.aspxPromote balance and motor planning with a few households materials.BalanceMotor PlanningVisual Perceptionhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/pom-pom-challenge.aspxWork on fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, counting, and number identification. The object of the game is to get the pom pom to roll through all the numbered pieces in the correct order. For toddlers, they can practice rolling the pom pom around through the tunnels and identifying numbers.Eye-Hand CoordinationFine Motor ControlMotor Planninghttps://www.otplan.com/plans/matching-mittens.aspxThis winter themed activity can be done all year long. It promotes the child's visual perceptual skills as the child is looking for matching mittens, and fine motor skills as the child manipulates the clothespins. If you let the child cut the mittens and decorate them as well, you also work on visual motor skills.Fine Motor ControlFinger StrengthGraspVisual MotorVisual Perceptionhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/paper-rolls-building.aspxA creative activity that uses the child's imagination and develops fine and visual motor skills.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlGraspTactile PerceptionVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/clip-the-kites.aspxThe activity is designed to develop and promote fine motor and visual motor skills, as well as to strengthen the finger muscles by manipulating school supplies.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingEye-Hand CoordinationVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/caterpillar-clips.aspxThis colorful activity promotes finger strength and functional grasp. The child will practice cutting skills as he cuts a leaf for his new caterpillar friend.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingEye-Hand CoordinationFine Motor ControlFinger StrengthGraspPincer GraspVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/ice-cream-scooper.aspxScooping ice cream is a fun activity that promotes ADL skills. In this activity, we combine finger strength with the development of cutting skills, as the child makes his own ice cream in a cone.ADLBilateral Hand UseCuttingEye-Hand CoordinationFine Motor ControlFinger StrengthForearm PronationGraspPincer GraspVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/bean-mosaic.aspxUse small pellets such as beans or small buttons to strengthen finger muscles and promote pincer grasp pattern.Distal Finger ControlEye-Hand CoordinationFine Motor ControlFinger StrengthFinger TranslationGraspHand DexterityIn-hand ManipulationPincer ControlPincer GraspTactile PerceptionVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/decorated-bead-box.aspxDecorate a plastic box with beads to work on fine motor control, pincer grasp, and tactile perception.Fine Motor ControlFinger StrengthHand DexterityPincer GraspTactile PerceptionVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/construction-paper-guitar.aspxMake your own cardboard guitar with rubber band strings to work on finger strength and fine motor control.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingEye-Hand CoordinationFine Motor ControlFinger StrengthMotor PlanningPincer Grasphttps://www.otplan.com/plans/wind-sock.aspxCreate a Wind Sock using craft sticks, markers, toilet paper roll, glue, tape, string, and tissue paper. Promote fine motor control, cutting, bilateral hand use, and visual motor skills.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/addition-turtle.aspxCreate an Addition Turtle to promote writing, cutting, bilateral hand use, and pincer grasp.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingPincer Grasphttps://www.otplan.com/plans/fathers-day-bow-ties.aspxFather's Day craft activity. Promote motor planning, bilateral hand use, and cutting skills by creating bow ties made out of hand prints.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingEye-Hand CoordinationFine Motor ControlFinger StrengthMotor PlanningTactile Perceptionhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/felt-bird.aspxCreate a toy felt bird and promote cutting, tactile perception, and motor planning.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlMotor PlanningTactile PerceptionVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/paper-roll-sheep.aspxWork on tactile perception, hand dexterity, and visual motor by creating a sheep figure out of toilet roll and cotton balls.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlGraspHand DexterityPincer GraspTactile PerceptionVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/finger-puppet-mouse.aspxCreate a finger puppet mouse while working on visual motor and eye-hand coordination skills using construction paper and glue.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingEye-Hand CoordinationVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/colourful-flower-art.aspxCreate a flower out of toilet paper rolls, glue, and color to promote cutting skills, visual motor, and bilateral hand use.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingTripod GraspVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/egg-carton-fish.aspxWork on bilateral hand use, cutting, and pincer grasp by creating a colorful fish out of egg carton.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlGraspMotor PlanningPincer GraspTactile PerceptionVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/clothespins-butterfly.aspxWork on pincer grasp, finger strength, fine motor control, and cutting while creating a colorful butterfly using clothespins and construction paper.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlFinger StrengthMotor PlanningPincer GraspVisual MotorVisual Perceptionhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/paper-roll-caterpillar.aspxPromote cutting skills, pincer grasp, bilateral hand use, and imagination by creating a caterpillar. Each little creature you make can be unique depending on how long you make it, the colors you use and how the caterpillar is decorated.Bilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlHand DexterityMotor PlanningPincer GraspTactile Perceptionhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/feel-the-turkey.aspxThis fun, Thanksgiving related activity, promotes cutting skills, as well as provides tactile input, as the child feels the different textures glued onto the turkey's feathers.Bilateral Hand UseFine Motor ControlPincer GraspSensory ProcessingTactile PerceptionVisual Motorhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/balance-on-the-web.aspxIn this activity, the child will promote motor planning skills, as he plans his route on the spider web. In addition, he will strengthen his balance skills and his core, while walking on the web lines and squatting down to pick up objectsBalanceBody AwarenessCore StrengtheningEye-Hand CoordinationMotor PlanningPincer GraspVisual Perceptionhttps://www.otplan.com/plans/hang-up-a-pattern.aspxThrough the use of clothespins and a visual pattern, the child promotes visual perception skills, develops pincer grasp, and practices crossing mid-line.Bilateral Hand UseCrossing MidlineEye-Hand CoordinationFinger StrengthGraspPincer ControlVisual Perception