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Where's the Wound directional anatomy & physiology terms worksheet
This worksheet is 6 pages long, which includes a key. This is for use in the anatomy and physiology lecture or lab to reinforce both regional, and, mainly, directional terms. The first part of the worksheet involves matching of directional terms and their descriptions, followed by a fill in the blank area for directional terms relating two regions of the body. There are sections involving location of wounds on an anatomy diagram. Students will describe wound locations, then locate a wound locati
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Monkey Hear, Monkey Do! A Hear! Think! Do! Auditory Charades Lesson
Here's the latest in the Hear! Think! Do! Series. In Monkey Hear, Monkey Do!, Students get the chance to practice their listening skills in a fun and challenging way. Kids must listen carefully as a pose is described for them in detail. Children must then demonstrate their auditory abilities as they pose their own body exactly as described. Large, full-page cards of each pose give students a chance to self-check and self-correct, if necessary. Delightful and simple stick figures make that s
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PreK - 1st
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Cup Stacking Challenges
PE, PT, OT, Brain BreaksCup Stacking Challenges:32 task cards.2 printable dice with 6 challenges each.Use in the classroom, gym, as stations, relay races, brain breaks, and more!
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K - 7th
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Cryotherapy vs Thermotherapy Lab
The ice debate is a common one in sports medicine currently! This lab is not promote icing as a solution nor more effective than rehab and exercise whatsoever. This lab is a fun hands-on way to introduce your students to various cryotherapy and thermotherapy modalities. What you will need:Access to ice, bag, ice cups, and ice bathAccess to hot packsTowels This includes:Editable google doc 12 fill-in-the-blank questionsTables to record student data4 graphs for students to plot data8 free response
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10th - 12th
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Therapeutic Modality Lab
Have students learn and organize the indications, contraindications, methods and application of cryotherapy, thermal therapy, manual therapy, and electrical therapeutic modalities. Then students will work through varied athlete centered scenarios to apply their knowledge and choose the best modality to assist their athlete.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Physical Therapy Lesson Plans / Exercise Science Lesson Plans Bundle Set -Sub OK
Designed for teachers needing Physical Therapy Lesson Plans / Exercise Science Lesson Plans / Occupational Therapy Lesson Plans, this Physical Physical Therapy Lesson Plan Bundle / Exercise Science Lesson Plan Bundle is intended for Ex. Sci., PT, PTA, OT, OTA, and Technician Students. Instructor or Sub OK.The bundle is designed to help students with both physical and mental health. Students will learn workforce skills , recall muscles used in Physical Therapy / Exercise Science/ Occupational T
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
IEP/School Based BUNDLE: Gross/Fine Motor Activities and Physical Therapy Games
Enjoy this school based bundle full of gross motor PDF and digital games, worksheets, activities, and fun to keep your students active and engaged! Whether your students are virtual or in person there is something great for all in this bundle! Some activities in this bundle are also seasonal (fall (Thanksgiving), winter (Christmas, MLK Day, Valentine's Day), spring (St Patrick's Day), and summer) so you and your STUDENTS of ALL AGES can have some gross motor fun ALL YEAR LONG! This bundle also i
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Using A Power Wheelchair At School- A Social Story
This social story is designed to review the important safety factors involved in power mobility. Two versions of the story are included (both a boy and girl version). I hope you enjoy this product. It has helped me with my students who are new to using a power wheelchair.Using A Power Wheelchair At School by Laura Caramanico is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.Based on a work at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Otbyme.
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Not Grade Specific
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Speed Stacking / Cup Stacking Powerpoint Presentation for Physical Education
Speed stacking is engaging for students of all ages! If you like to have modifications to meet all students abilities, this resource is for YOU! Use these materials to create your most exciting unit yet!TEN slides are included in this powerpoint presentation. The most beneficial part of purchasing this resource is that I have included slides with GIFs which loop as they replay each of the stacks. This has made it so much easier for my students to master the stacks in no time at all. As the vi
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Speed Stacking / Cup Stacking BUNDLE
OT Card Exercises (Gross & Fine Motor, Visual Perception) - online or in person
This activity works well for online or telehealth sessions as well as in person on your computer or smart board in the classroom. Work on many different areas in one activity that is great for in person or online for distance learning! Have the student use a deck of cards. Have them put all the cards face down in a pile or all over the floor. Have a student pick a card at random and then show the teacher/other peers which card was pulled. This will determine the number of reps for each exercise
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Not Grade Specific
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Functional Movement Practice Anatomy Physical Therapy Exercise
This worksheet has 2 pages that allow students to write their own definition of movement terms, then define terms with matching. They will apply this information through a section that lists activities. In each activity, joints are listed, and students have to list the movement terms that are performed during the specific activity. Students also develop their own activity and joint movements in the worksheet. This helps my PT Aide students to apply movement terminology during functional activiti
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Pick Your Own Path: First Aid and Emergency Action Plan Lab
Students will be presented with an athlete injury case. At each step of treatment, they will be prompted to pick their own path. Students will work to address emergency issues, include other medial professionals, and initiate emergency action plans as needed. With 8 possible treatment scenarios, students could complete the worksheet over and over again, each time utilizing and reviewing different skills.Graphic instructions included.
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9th - 12th
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Digital ABC Movement Cards- gross motor for distance learning and telehealth!
We took our ABC movement cards and made them digital! This item comes with a zip file including instructions, a PDF file, and a PowerPoint file. We made this item to help with distance learning and telehealth for PT, OT, and SLP therapists to get kids moving - but it can also be played at home.This game is interactive and shows you what letters you have already completed by changing the color of the letter. Just click the letter you want, complete the movement, and return home with the ABC butto
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: 4 Gross Motor Telehealth games- yoga, animal walks, and brain breaks!
Let's Talk Vocab...Sports Med: Therapeutic Modalities (Exercise Science)
This 40 term worksheet will help your student to learn about therapeutic modalities used following athletic injuries. Ideal for a Health Sciences or Sports Med course and can be used as a classwork assignment, assessment, or review. Can be used with other Health Sciences or Sports Med worksheets. Word bank and answer key provided. Please visit my store! Shellye's Health Sciences
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Skeletal System Case Studies
These case studies provide high school students with real-life scenarios to understand various skeletal system issues, from fractures to degenerative conditions, and the associated anatomy, causes, and treatment options. Students can analyze and discuss the implications of these cases on the patients' overall well-being and quality of life. Students will also encounter at least one research question per case that will take them out of the textbook and deeper into the medical world.
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9th - 12th
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Finger Gym for Little Hands
These are exercises that I do with my students. They do one each day to help strengthen their muscles for writing. They are O.T. approved;)
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PreK - 1st
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Introduction to Athletic Training
This bundle includes various worksheets and activities for students to learn more about the field of Athletic Training and Sports Medicine. Answer keys may be included with some materials.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Game Plan- Developing a Return to Play Protocol- summary/end of year project
This project challenges students to evaluate the link between injury and rehab as it related to return to play in athletics. Students choose a sport/activity from the list on slide two then choose an injury. They will research information about the injury and sport chosen as directed in the instructions. The information gathered by the students will be documented in the slides. The PowerPoint is a template that should be given to students to edit and complete. In addition to researching componen
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9th - 12th
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PT, ST & OT Scope of Practice : 言語療法、作業療法、理学療法の診療範囲
Discover the comprehensive guide to the Scope of Practice in Speech Therapy (ST), Occupational Therapy (OT), and Physical Therapy (PT) with this informative PDF resource. Whether you're a student, healthcare professional, or someone interested in these fields, this document provides invaluable insights into the roles, responsibilities, and boundaries of each profession.この有益な PDF リソースで、言語療法 (ST)、作業療法 (OT)、および理学療法 (PT) の実践範囲に関する包括的なガイドをご覧ください。あなたが学生、医療専門家、またはこれらの分野に興味のある人であっても、この文書は各専門職の役割、責任、境界につ
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Pokey Art Year-Long Collection **VALUE BUNDLE**
Help your young learners develop their fine motor skills in a fun, engaging pokey art activity with this collection of 25 pokey art pictures! Print these pokey art pages off and staple them each to a piece of construction paper. Give your young learners a large thumbtack with which to poke the paper on each dot, teaching them to use the appropriate lobster pinch pencil grip. Children can do pokey art on the floor of the classroom or at their seat if they have a small carpet square to place under
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PreK - 1st
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Gross Motor Skill Guide: Adaptive PE Resource Book
The Gross Motor Skill Guide would be a good resource for a beginning teacher. It includes individual and small group activities for developing motor skills. The activities include catching, rolling, throwing, dribbling, kicking, striking, jump rope, jumping jacks, balance, midline, spatial awareness locomotor, strength building, scooters, and form running. Samples of some of these activities are available for free at my store so that you can see what is in the guide. I used many of these activit
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PreK - 6th, Staff
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Brain Break Gross Motor Exercise Pick A Door Game; Teletherapy Exercise Game
This digital pick a door gross motor exercise game is perfect for a brain break, heavy work, or teletherapy exercises! No prep required, simply load the PowerPoint and play! Features:- Numbers disappear once clicked so you can keep track of which doors have been clicked- 10 slides with varying point values *Please note* slides are not editable How to play:Players take turns selecting doors. When you click on a door, it will show an exercise with a point value. Complete the exercise to win the po
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Gross Motor Exercise/Brain Break Bundle
Careers in Sports Medicine and Athletic Training Matching Terms(Health Sciences)
This 20 term matching worksheet will help your students to learn about career opportunities in sports medicine and athletic training. Terms include: physician's assistant, orthopedic surgeon, athletic trainer, physical therapist, recreational therapist, and other relevant terms.Can be used as a pretest, warm up, classwork assignment, quiz, or review. Answer key provided.Please visit my store! Shellye's Health Sciences
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8th - 12th
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HOPS/HIPS Evaluation Project
The HOPS/HIPS evaluation project is a project I do with students to end the Evaluation and Assessment unit before reviewing for their exam. I allow students to work with ONE partner. They're responsible for splitting up the evaluation evenly and presenting it to the class. This is something we do when we're finishing the unit and not breaking down specific joints yet. I give students 1 (47 minute) class period to prepare for this. The next two days is when students present it to the class.
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9th - 12th
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