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Web Version  |  Update preferences  |  Unsubscribe Like Tweet Forward Pocket Full of Therapy Baseball Getting To Know You Break up into teams and play baseball.  When the batter gets a hit, they have to tell everyone a fact about themselves.  If they get to second base they have to tell two facts, third base have to tell three facts.  If they strike out, the batter has to share a fact about someone else that they have learned during the game.    EZ Bat and Ball - Better than T-Ball ! Baseball Season is coming to an end but there is always room for practice!!   With the E-Z Bat, all ball players can "hit one outta the park". Set comes with one E-Z bat, one E-Z Stopper and 2 specially desgined, E-Z Balls. Simply place the stopper over the bat followed by the ball...swing..and watch it go. No stand needed.   $19.95 ON SALE $15.95 & a 2 extra balls FREE (while supplies last only- So order yours NOW!) ONLINE SPECIAL: FREE Gift Certificate! Place a $40 or more order online and get a $10 gift certificate for future use. Enter coupon code 10later at checkout. (Min order now & later required; must use within time designated on coupon; Can not be redeemed for cash or credit; must be applied at time of order) Getting To Know Each Other Fun It's the beginning of a new school year, new teachers, new peers, maybe even new therapists.  Getting to know new people can be tons of fun.  Here are some fun games to play in class, in therapy, or even on the playground. Get To Know Each Other! Three in Common Game: Break up into groups of 3, now each group has to find three things they have in common with each other and write them down.  Can you find three differences?  Now walk and see if you can find anyone else with similar traits.  Where's My Shoe?  Have each student take off one shoe, now take that shoe and place it in a pile in front of  the classroom.  Each student has to pick up one shoe and now walk around trying to find who it belongs to.  Is it a girl's shoe? a boy's shoe? Make it a little bit harder and have your children take off both shoes! Find Someone Game: Each student writes on a blank index card one to three statements, such as favorite color, interest, hobby, or vacations. Pass out cards so everyone gets someone else's card. Have that student find the student with their card and introduce themselves.  Finish the Sentence Game: Write the start of a question on the board (i.e. My favorite color was, my hobby is) and go around the room with each student finishing the sentence. Practice writing, as your students ask the question, write answers on a pad of paper or on the board.  How many students have the same answers.  When you are finished work on charting the similarities.  Break up in small groups or work as a large class group to answer these questions and more! If this was your classroom mascot what would you name him? Where would he live? How old is he? What would he eat?  This year we are going to learn? We are going to play these games at recess? We are going to make friends doing.... Got an E-Book? Let us know! Got a Blog? Let us know that too!! *Newsletter compiled by Lisa Walker, OT You're receiving this because you subscribed or placed an order with Pocket Full of Therapy. We will NEVER share or sell your info. Edit your subscription | Unsubscribe Contact Us: (800) PFOT-124 (732) 462-4474 *An OT is always available to answer questions or assist in selecting the right item!