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www.noteworthyresources.com

How many years have you been an OT practitioner?! 👀
03/15/2026

How many years have you been an OT practitioner?! 👀

03/15/2026

Logging conversations so you don’t have to fake-remember that email from last Tuesday!

Google Forms is always that girl 💁🏻‍♀️

03/13/2026

Let’s make a forecast for Weather Week 🌦
This is Week 11 of my 52-week OT theme series, one theme, every week, all year long!

For this Weather OT theme, I’m sharing:
• hands-on games and weather-inspired materials
• digital OT activities
• movement and regulation videos
• free therapy resources

It’s a well-rounded climate for targeting fine motor skills, visual tracking, sensory processing, body awareness, and regulation without storming through your planning ⛈😉

👇 What Weather-themed resources would YOU add?
(Games, tools, videos, or activities, drop them below!)

🔗 Find the full breakdown + all 52 themes in my bio or comment HUB and I’ll DM the link
➡️ Follow for a new OT theme every week

03/09/2026

My secret weapon for a whole year of stress-free, mess-free sessions? A craft/photo storage keeper that keeps every activity sorted and ready to grab.

No digging through piles.
No last-minute scrambling.
Just grab a box and go. 🙌

03/08/2026

Warning: Your little leprechauns are about to build some serious hand strength.

If there’s gold at the end of the rainbow, it’s probably improved visual-motor skills. 🌈

03/06/2026

Let’s shift gears into Transportation Week 🚗
This is Week 10 of my 52-week OT theme series, one theme, every week, all year long!

For this Transportation OT theme, I’m sharing:
• hands-on games and vehicle-inspired materials
• digital OT activities
• movement and regulation videos
• free therapy resources

It’s a wheel-y engaging way to target fine motor skills, visual motor integration, motor planning, spatial awareness, and more without running out of fuel during planning 🚦😉

👇 What Transportation-themed resources would YOU add?
(Games, tools, videos, or activities, drop them below!)

🔗 Find the full breakdown + all 52 themes in my bio or comment HUB and I’ll DM the link
➡️ Follow for a new OT theme every week

03/05/2026

Luck of the pencil! 🍀

Watch what happens when fine motor practice meets St. Patrick’s Day magic ✏️

Drop a 🍀 in the comments for the link! 🔗

It’s officially BRACKET SEASON over here 🏀🏆The 2026 nOTeworthy OT Bracket Challenge is LIVE, and you could win BIG!Here’...
03/01/2026

It’s officially BRACKET SEASON over here 🏀🏆

The 2026 nOTeworthy OT Bracket Challenge is LIVE, and you could win BIG!

Here’s how it works:
✔️ Submit your bracket predictions online by 3/14
✔️ Follow along as matchups are revealed and vote on Instagram, Facebook, & TikTok to help sway the tournament in your favor
✔️ The closest predictions win!!

Grand Prize:
The t-shirt of your choice + the OT Interventions MEGA BUNDLE!
That’s a total value of over $118!!

It’s free. It’s fun. It’s a little competitive. And it’s the perfect excuse to obsess over OT designs for the next couple weeks.

Enter Here: www.noteworthyresources.com/2026-bracket-challenge

02/27/2026

Let’s paws for Pets Week 🐾
This is Week 9 of my 52-week OT theme series, one theme, every week, all year long!

For this Pets OT theme, I’m sharing:
• hands-on games and animal-inspired materials
• digital OT activities
• movement and regulation videos
• free therapy resources

It’s a fur-tastic way to target fine motor skills, bilateral coordination, sensory processing, executive functioning, and more without chasing your tail during planning 🐶😉

👇 What Pets-themed resources would YOU add?
(Games, tools, videos, or activities, drop them below!)

🔗 Find the full breakdown + all 52 themes in my bio or comment HUB and I’ll DM the link
➡️ Follow for a new OT theme every week

02/26/2026

The Candyland Effect 🍭✨ (just a discussion, not a theory!)

I saw a side-by-side of a 1970s version of Candyland and a modern one, and I couldn’t unsee it from an OT lens.

The older board?
Primary colors. White space. Clear path. Minimal visual noise.

The newer board?
Bright. Busy. No white space. Graphics layered on graphics. The path almost gets lost.

It made me wonder…

Are kids today navigating a world that looks more like the new board game than the old one?

Not just visually, but auditorily, tactilely, even socially.
More lights. More sounds. Faster shows. Brighter graphics. Constant input.

When I think about slower-paced shows like Little Bear and Franklin versus something like Cocomelon, the shift feels similar. The stimuli has changed. The environment has changed.

So here’s the question I’m sitting with:

If the inputs have increased…
How might that shape sensory processing?
Are we seeing more sensory differences or are we just living in a more stimulating world?

This isn’t research. It’s just curiosity and clinical observation.
I’d genuinely love your thoughts from an OT, parent, teacher, or human perspective.

What was your immediate reaction to the two boards?

02/23/2026

Can I share the little “secret weapon” that has quietly saved my OT sessions for the past few years?

It’s this Handwriting Legibility + Sensorimotor Self-Reflection Checklist.

I printed it once on cardstock (yes, I probably should’ve laminated it 😅), and it has truly stood the test of time. But what makes it different isn’t just that it’s another checklist; it’s the multi-sensory piece.

Instead of handing students a long list of written rules (that many of them can’t yet read or independently access), each step is paired with a simple hand signal (5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0) giving them a concrete, physical way to remember what to check in their writing.

It turns self-monitoring into something visual, kinesthetic, and accessible!

For my students with lower literacy levels, language delays, or regulation challenges, this has been a game changer. They’re not just being told “fix your writing.” They’re learning how to reflect on it with structure and independence.

If you’re looking for a way to build true self-awareness and carryover into classroom writing tasks, this might become your elite checklist too.

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