Occupational therapy involves activities like puzzles, drawing, and sensory play, helping children improve their hand-eye coordination and focus. For younger children, activities like stacking blocks and finger painting enhance fine motor skills, while older children engage in more complex tasks such as cutting shapes and assembling puzzles to improve precision and concentration. Each session is adapted to the child’s developmental stage, ensuring that every activity supports their individual growth and confidence. The sessions also address sensory processing challenges, supporting children’s overall development and readiness for learning.