12/11/2026
Who says OT can’t be a little spooky? 👻
Sometimes the best way to work on important skills is to let kids take the lead and follow their interests!
During a Reverse Mad Libs writing activity, this kiddo worked alongside his OT to practice written expression, creative thinking, language organization, and storytelling. He took the opportunity to create his very own scary story featuring Leatherface! (We’ve blurred out a few details to keep things social-media friendly! 😂)
Activities like this show that OT isn’t always about worksheets or traditional exercises. It’s about finding meaningful, motivating, and FUN ways to build skills that carry over into everyday life.
We’re here for the creativity, the confidence, and the wonderfully unexpected stories along the way!
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