I’ve been finding success using common household items in therapy sessions to engage kids more effectively. For instance, using empty cereal boxes for stacking games not only promotes fine motor skills but also sparks their creativity. Has anyone else had similar experiences or tips on how to incorporate everyday objects into our sessions?
I’ve used empty tissue boxes for toss games — kids love it — have you tried adding colors or themes to those cereal box games? 
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Using everyday items really brings a fun twist to therapy! I’ve found that adding some music while they stack those cereal boxes turns it into a mini dance party — kids love the rhythm! @josh_ramsay23, have you tried using music to enhance the experience?