The University of Tennessee Health Science Center Masters of
Occupational Therapy students recently completed a number of awesome media projects! For the assignment, each student was given the name of a common
household item. They were instructed to design a
creative, appropriate therapy activity for a patient with a specific
diagnosis. They did an amazing job! This first media project was
submitted by Megan. Her common house hold item was a sponge!
Scissors
Different Colors
of Kitchen Sponges
A Variety of
Drinking Cups in Different Colors and Sizes
Use a marker to
form various shapes on the sponges and cut out each shape.
Tell the child
which sponge (blue circle, red square, etc) to pick up and where to place it
(under the red cup, next to the green cup, inside the yellow cup, etc.). This
activity addresses memory, spatial relations and following directions. 
Posted with permission of the students
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This is great! I have a 3 year old. This seems like a fairly easy therapy. I am glad it will be a fun activity to teach my daughter how to follow directions. http://www.nrothandrehab.com
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