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Occupational therapy pdfs on sale
Visual Schedules for Home Routines BUNDLE: Dressing, Morning, Evening, & Bedtime
Flexible and Editable Visual Schedules for Self-Help Skills.This resource is designed for children:Who are on the autism spectrumWho are anxiousWho have difficulty following verbal directionsWho don’t know what to expectWho have problem behaviorsWho have difficulty accepting directionsWho have difficulty recalling the order of sequenced stepsWho know how to do tasks but are dependent on verbal directionsIncluded in this Resource:Sequence Order MenuIndividual Task Cards All-Done Boards (to acknow
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PreK - 1st
Boys Bathroom Social Stories: Flexible & Editable
Flexible Bathroom Social Stories for children with autism, sensory processing disorder, and other developmental difficulties. Learning to use the bathroom at school can be a struggle for children on the spectrum. Social stories and visual task strips are the most effective methods of teaching new self-help skills to many special needs children. Use of social stories are judged by teachers to be either highly effective or somewhat effective at 97% (Reynhout, G. & Carter, M. 2009). But beca
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Alphabet Desk Strips: Handwriting-Without-Tears Formation Style
Alphabet desk strips are used to promote phonics development, letter identification, and proper letter formation. Single stoke formations are modeled using these vertical manuscript letters. They are ideal for learning to print as letters start on easy to identify lines rather than in space. "Go dots" and arrows are provided so that your children will learn correct top to bottom single-stroke formations. This set has upper and lowercase letters. Related Products: Editable Name Plates and Alph
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K - 5th
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Alphabet Movement Yoga Cards: Multisensory Learning for PreK and Kindergarten
Move-It Move-It: ABC! ~Alphabet movement cards are simple to implement and easy to incorporate brain breaks into your existing curriculum! By integrating movement routines into your teaching, students have fun learning to identify letters - vital first steps to writing letters and identifying letter sounds! Not only is alphabet movement fun, we know that increasing blood flow and oxygen to the brain significantly improves learning. (Distance learning Game version here)✼ Included with the alph
Grades:
PreK - K
Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Occupational Therapy: Fine Motor Assessment and Baseline Data
Are your assessment tools and data tracking systems adequate to describe the breadth and depth of fine motor skills that you want to address in therapy? Print Path’s 3- to 5-year-old Fine Motor Baselines can be used as a survey tool and a progress monitor tool. Fine Motor Baselines is appropriate for use with preschool-age students and older children with atypical development. This tool will help a licensed Occupational Therapist use appropriate developmental prompts, and efficiently document
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PreK - 2nd
Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Adapted Handwriting Paper: Highlighted for Dysgraphia-Special Needs-Autism-RTI
Easy to provide visual supports for your children who are participating in a handwriting intervention or just need help with their handwriting! If you don’t have time to make or order the paper that your student’s need, this one product has it all! Select the size and style of paper that is perfect for your child. This PDF is organized with a linked table of contents so you can quickly and easily find the perfect paper for your needs.➣ Time saver! No need to highlight your student's paper, just
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Girls Bathroom Social Stories: Flexible and Editable
Flexible Bathroom Social Stories for children with autism, sensory processing disorder, and other developmental difficulties. Learning to use the bathroom at school can be a struggle for children on the spectrum. Social stories and visual task strips are the most effective methods of teaching new self-help skills to many special needs children. Use of social stories are judged by teachers to be either highly effective or somewhat effective at 97% (Reynhout, G. & Carter, M. 2009). But beca
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Occupational Therapy DeCoding Jokes: Handwriting, Perception, Executive Function
Start your Speech and Language or OT session with a laugh! Engage and motivate your students to practice handwriting. Great individual or small group activity. Build your therapeutic relationship through humor, laughter, and connection.A large sized alphabet code is provided for close-point or far-point visual skill practice. If you are working with two students or a small group, give one child the joke sheet and the second child the symbol sheet. The children with the joke sheet verbally des
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
PlayDoh Mats 0-20: Numbers Next! series
This is a great multisensory pre-writing task. Go-Dots and arrows give children the visual information they need to start at the top and go the correct direction. When children practice correctly they develop correct motor memory of number formations.
Cards can be used as a math station to:
* Read and Sequence numerals 0-20.
* Base 10 blocks give kids a chance to develop one to one correspondence.
* Left to right sequencing skills.
* Understanding of quantity.
* Aid in subitizing skills!
* B
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: Writing Numbers Bundle: Differentiated Developmental Instruction
Winter Routines, Fall & Spring Dressing, Locker Skills: Visual Supports
Poster, and Individual sequence prompts. Large Classroom posters, 6" wide by 30" longIndividual size sequences stripsVisual Supports for Locker Skills and Locker Routines Features: Build independence with school routines Prevent dependency on verbal cuesBuild consistency between staffReplace verbal cues with visual cuesTake IEP data on level of independencePersonalize by letting children color their own winter locker routine.Use materials as a cut and past sequencing task. Differentiated ideas
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PreK - 5th
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Writing Paper: Multi-Grade Transition from Three-line Paper to Notebook Paper
Do your children forget to use their best letter formations when they write? Do you have the just-right size of lined-paper for your children? Do your students fail to maintain their legibility of handwriting when you switch from three-line paper to notebook or 2-line paper?• Help students make the transition from 3-line primary paper to standard notebook paper by use of Print Path’s innovative design. Disappearing Middle-Line Paper will allow children to understand the relationship of 3-li
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K - 5th
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Functional Evaluation of Fine Motor Skills for Occupational Therapy
Standardized evaluation scores do not provide OTs with necessary information for developing targeted and functional treatment plans. In over 25 years of clinical practice, Print Path has developed this clinical observation tool which precisely and comprehensively documents the many components of fine motor function. In order to optimize your clinical observations and clinical reasoning, and to pinpoint the underlying causes and distinct fine motor skill deficits that your client has, you can
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Handwriting Practice: Capitals First! Book 2
Perfect for helping children establish efficient motor habits when you need to:☞ Extend your curriculum.
☞ Supplement instruction for low flyers.☞ Send home for homework.☞ provide RTI.Letters are specifically sequenced, grouped by similar formation, to help children use skills they already have to learn new letters. Capital letters are made with lines and curves and are the prefect way to begin instruction so that your children learn to start letter formations at the top! Print Path letter font
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K - 1st
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Also included in: Handwriting Bundle - Kindergarten Letters & Numbers
Preschool Handwriting: Supported Writing of CAPITAL Letters
I Can Write My Letters is packed full of developmentally appropriate learning opportunities.❀ Capital Letters are made from Pencil -lines, and Pizza -curves. Pizzas and pencils make learning to print FUN! ❀ One Capital Letter per page - so you can use these with your letter of the week curriculum.❀ Optional page to used as a ‘Pencil & Pizza’ cover page with your student's’ name, or as a certificate of completion. ❀ Alphabet Model and blank line writing pages.❀ Preschool Teaching Guide❀
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PreK - K
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Scissor skill / Animal Cutting practice/ 30 Cut and Glue worksheets
Kids love learning how to use scissor skills, and here is the perfect package to help them master their fine motor skills and scissor practice. This package includes 28 cutting practice worksheets featuring animals that will engage kids and make sure they have fun while practicing their scissor skills. All they have to do is cut and glue the parts of objects in each worksheet.In addition to improving their scissor cutting skills, these worksheets can also help children develop their creativity a
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PreK - 2nd
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Yoga Cards: Self-Regulation Movement Breaks for the Classroom, or Therapy
Incorporating yoga into your classroom movement breaks or your therapy routine has the benefits of increased focus, concentration, working memory, body awareness, executive function, and self-regulation. These yoga cards can be hung on the wall of a classroom or sensory room and they can be used as cards you can pull out for a yoga break.45 individual poses, with both elementary age boys and girls5 Classroom calming poses5 Classroom energizing poses13 Sequences; standing, sitting, and proneColo
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K - 3rd
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Fine motor tracing skill/ Prewriting lines and shapes for Pencil control.
These 37 tracing worksheets are a great way to enhance fine motor skills, increase hand-eye coordination, and improve pencil control for your kids. They can easily learn about different types of lines, recognize shapes of objects, and practice forming letters and numbers.This tracing line package includes:16 animal tracing worksheets7 fruit tracing worksheets14 travel tracing worksheetsIt is a print-and-go activity that is suitable for the classroom, therapy room, homeschooling, special educatio
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PreK - 1st
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How to Draw Lines & Shapes: Leveled and Differentiated Instruction
Over many years of teaching children early drawing, pre-writing and handwriting, I have found that there is a particular foolproof order of instruction. First: Children need to be able to imitate fine motor actions.Second: They need to be able to follow dot cues to form early lines and shapes.Third: They learn to look ahead to where they want their pencil to go without the dots to make consistent, recognizable shapes. They first learn to do this when they can look at the shape they want to dra
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Pencil Grasp Interventions, Video, & Tracking Tools: Ages 3-8
As a school-based Occupational Therapist, the most frequent issue teachers ask me about is pencil grasp. “Is this grasp OK?”, “What should I do about this grasp?” “Should I give my student a pencil gripper?” “What pencil gripper should I use?”
Which pencil grasps are OK?
You may be surprised to learn that there are at least five different pencil grasps which research has shown to be fully functional. Children who use these grasps can write with enough speed, and without increased fatigue or dis
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Spring Fine Motor Activities, Spring Tracing Pages, Dot to Dot, Trace and Color
These Spring Fine Motor Skills Worksheets are Excellent for Your Kids to Strengthen Their Skills while Engaging Them with Super Fun Spring-Themed Pages. Your Kids Will Practice Fine Motor Skills by Tracing Dotted Lines, Tracing and Coloring, Tracing Dot-to-Dot Pictures of Spring Characters, and Tracing Different Zigzag Lines. The Thick Dotted Lines Will Help Your Students Stay on Curved and Angled Paths, Making Them Great for Fine Motor Skills.There are a Total of 33 Pages with Bugs, Flowers, Bu
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PreK - 1st
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Easter Activities | Spot The Differences | Easter Egg and Spring Pictures
Our Spot-the-Difference Worksheets Package is a Great, Fun, and Engaging Easter-Themed Activity for Kids. With 35 Pages of Adorable Bunnies Hunting Eggs, Egg Baskets, Baby Birds, and Easter Eggs Pictures, This Package is Perfect for Children Who Love the Easter Season. Each Page Offers a Different Level of Difficulty, with Six to Ten Differences per Picture, Making it Challenging and Exciting for Kids of All Ages and Abilities.By Engaging in This Fun and Celebratory Activity, Children Can Improv
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PreK - 1st
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OT, SP/L -Food Survey: Oral Dysfunction, Sensitivity, Food Aversions, Nutrition
Do you have students who need interventions due to sensory, oral, and oral-motor problems such as chewing, swallowing, touch, taste, or texture?
This survey is designed to be used by Occupational Therapists or Speech Pathologists working in clinics or schools. It can be used in conjunction with your other oral motor assessments tools. When you have children (or adults) who are in need of oral interventions you can use this tool to:
• Discover what and how much your client is and is not presen
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PreK - 12th
Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Visual Schedule, Social Story Starters, Pretend, Role-Play: Going to Doctor
Going to the Doctor: Office & Urgent Care Visits. If your child is fearful of the doctor, the examination, or the procedures, these visuals will help decrease anxieties by letting your child know what to expect. VIDEO PREVIEW
Perfect for children:
Who are on the autism spectrum
Who are anxious
Who have difficulty following verbal directions
Who don’t know what to expect
Who have problem behaviors
Making & Using:
Video link: for making and this product as a file folder resource.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Pediatric Practice MegaBundle
Christmas Cutting Practice, Scissor Skill practice
This Christmas Cutting Practice Page is Wonderful for Preschool and Kindergarten Students Working on Scissor Skills.Help Your Students Work on Scissor Skills with Our Super Fun and Interesting Christmas Cutting Practice Pages. These Pages are Great to Use Throughout the Season, Especially Leading Up to Christmas Break. Your Kids Will Practice Cutting Colorful Images with Christmas Themes.The Cutting Pages Vary in Complexity, Allowing You to Match and Progress the Scissor Skills of the Child. It
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PreK - 1st
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