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Handwriting - Difficulty holding a pencil or crayon, affecting drawing or writing.
Cutting - Struggles with using scissors for crafts or homework projects.
Buttoning/Zipping - Trouble managing buttons or zippers on clothing, impacting dressing routines.
Small Object Handling - Problems using small items like utensils, toys, or art supplies.
Drawing/Coloring - Issues with drawing shapes or staying within lines during coloring activities.

Sensory Processing - Overwhelmed by household noise or lighting, impacting behavior.
Sound Sensitivity - Easily distracted or upset by sounds like vacuum cleaners, TV, or family chatter.
Movement Needs - Difficulty sitting still during meals or family activities.
Fidgeting - Constant need to fidget with objects, impacting ability to relax or focus.
Touch Sensitivity - Discomfort with certain household materials or textures, like bath towels or bedding.
Sensory Breaks - Requires short breaks to manage sensory needs and stay calm.

Eye-Hand Coordination - Difficulty with assembling toys or completing puzzles.
Visual Tracking - Problems following moving objects or tracking lines of text in books.
Copying - Struggles to accurately copy shapes or patterns during play.
Puzzles - Difficulty solving puzzles or understanding spatial relationships.
Mazes/Dot-to-Dot - Trouble completing mazes or dot-to-dot activities.

Balance - Difficulty maintaining balance during play or daily activities.
Jumping/Hopping - Struggles with jumping or hopping during playtime.
Throwing/Catching - Difficulty with ball games or playing catch.
Climbing - Difficulty navigating playground equipment or climbing furniture safely.
Posture - Poor posture when sitting for meals or activities, affecting comfort and focus.

Organization - Disorganized play area or trouble keeping track of toys and belongings.
Time Management - Struggles with understanding daily routines or timing.
Task Completion - Difficulty starting, staying focused on, or completing chores or activities.
Planning - Trouble planning steps for tasks like building a toy or following a recipe.
Self-Regulation - Issues managing emotions or behavior during family routines.

Dressing - Needs help with putting on or taking off clothes.
Toileting - Requires assistance or reminders for bathroom routines.
Feeding - Difficulty using utensils or eating various foods at meals.
Grooming - Problems with brushing teeth, washing hands, or brushing hair.
Hand Washing - Struggles with washing and drying hands properly after activities or using the restroom.