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As we face down long stretches of time quarantined into our houses, I'm hearing from a lot of parents that they need a start point for bored kids. Unstructured time is great for building the foundations to executive functioning skills, but what if your child needs a little help to get going? Give them one of these open ended challenges and see what happens! These prompts are probably best suited for second grade and up. Show off a picture of your child's finished project in the comments.
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6/24/2025 04:33:01 am
Setting sales goals can pay off in the long run, as they create valuable learning opportunities. If a strategy doesn’t go as planned, it provides essential data to make adjustments and improvements. Failing to meet a goal indicates room for growth and the need for new approaches. Challenging goals also enhance a team’s creativity and focus, encouraging innovative solutions to problems.
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One of the reasons why you should set sales goals is because they can pay off in the long run. They create learning opportunities. If your strategy doesn’t go well, it provides valuable data needed to make changes and improve the strategy. If you fail to meet a goal, that means there’s room for improvement and new approaches. Challenging goals can improve the creativity and focus of a team, as they suggest solutions to solve problems.
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AuthorMs Amy has 10 years of experience as an OT and believes in educating the community to empower parents and teachers to recognize the difference between typical and atypical development and sharing creative ideas to facilitate age appropriate skills. She wants to be a resource for children and families of all abilities. Archives
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