Taking breaks can improve mental clarity and productivity….for kids and adults. Learn how to help you and your children identify the current emotional state and when it is time for a break….for both you and your child. This knowledge can help at work or at home

After mastering the preliminary fine motor skills needed for shoe tying as talked about in Shoe Tying Part 1, this video shows a very simple way to teach the actual task of tying a shoe. Learn a simple tip to reduce visual confusion, along with an interesting story that helps to understand the directions and movements of the laces.

Developing fine motor skills can be fun and can also help with visual motor skills as well. In this video, you can use items you probably already have in your kitchen to develop motor skills that are needed for both academics and sports.

In this video you will learn a few simple techniques to improve eye tracking which will help with reading and sports.

Ken Flue is an Adaptive Physical Education teacher with over 20 years of experience in sports, coaching and teaching. In this video, three ball juggling is demonstrated laong with a surprise way to juggle with certain everyday objects you have around your house.

Ken Flue is an Adaptive Physical Education teacher with over 20 years of experience in sports, coaching and teaching. In this video, the basics of ball toss and catch is demonstrated building up to two ball juggling.