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3rd grade occupational therapy games for Microsoft Word
Social problem solving bingo game
Fun bingo game to help children to understand social skills and why we do certain things. Helping build their understanding of social skills will help them to build on and implement these social skills. 3 different bingo cards to use and game cards included.
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Size of the problem game
Given scenarios relating to size of the problem.Children have to reflect on the size of the problem of the examples and understand how they should respond to the scenario.Pictures included to increase understand.Could be used in scavenger hunt game - hide items around the room, have children find, and each piece found they have to answer the questions.Could also be used as simple worksheet
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Size of the reaction sort
To increase further understanding of size of the problem.Cut out images and have children sort images to what the size of the reaction is. Helps children to understand what a big reaction might look like, so they can better respond to their problems.
Grades:
1st - 4th
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Money Workbook For Elementary and Special Education / Autism / speech therapy
developed by a speech language pathologist, this allows verbal and nonverbal students to participate in learning money at their appropriate level. Can target multiple goals (following directions, yes no, reading, writing). A useful and quick grab and go binder to have on your shelf
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Telehealth/Virtual Tangrams
Virtual tangrams for telehealth or online learners! Great for targeting visual motor/perceptual skills and engaging students with this interactive activity. 3 tangram puzzles included.Drag and drop pieces to the correct location according to shape. Best used with a screen sharing/remote control feature on a virtual platform (if providing telehealth services).
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K - 3rd
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Zones of regulation wheel
Laminate, cut out and use pin for use of wheel. Could use as poster, a reflection tool or a game each spin the wheel and the child has to act out an emotion.Uses inside out characters
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Fine Motor Kit- Low Cost Item List
From toddler to school age activities with options for grading up or down depending on skill level to work on fine motor skills. Activities included use common, low cost "dollar store" finds to make this kit realistic for all teachers and parents to use.
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PreK - 8th
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OT hand emoji imitation game
Emoji Hand Imitation Game: works on finger isolation, fine motor planning, frustration tolerance, and scanning from left to right to look at the example picture sequence 1. Print pictures below and cut them out 2. Put them on a sample board to hold up and show to the student (I used a piece of cardstock paper with paperclips)3. Have them copy the hand gestures. You can have them try it on both left and right hand. It’s best to flip through each picture card 1 at a time to warm up, then start wit
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Activities for Bilateral Coordination in the Classroom
These are activities for developing bilateral coordination skills in your classroom. Many can be done as "brain breaks" right at the student's desks. These are perfect for younger children.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Learning Table Manners (Group role-play activity)
Good for social skills groups or feeding groups, or just in general teaching children about table manners and what is expected/unexpected at the table. Students are to role-play "unexpected" behaviors and discuss what is happening, how they feel (eg. uncomfortable, disgusted), and what to do instead.
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Grades:
K - 7th
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Beginning of Year/Get to Know You Bead (Bracelet or Keychain) Glyph
Have students make a bracelet, keychain, or other item using beads by answering questions about themselves. The document is editable so you can put in the colors for the beads or items that you have. Two versions are available. Students can answer by verbalizing, writing, or pointing to pictures.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Christmas- Team Santa Game
Each person can only answer questions using words with the letter they chose. If they answer with a word starting with a different letter then they are out. /Cannot give the Same answer twice.The last person remaining wins.Santa what is your wife's name? They must answer with the letter they have. So if their letter is "C" they give a "C" name. If they give a "F" name, they are out.The answers do not have to be Correct for example; they can say: "My wife's name is Carl." There is no wrong
Grades:
3rd - 6th, Adult Education
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Holiday Bingo
Holiday Bingo is a fun bingo game. You will give different clues for the students to figure out. This is a fun game to work on context clues.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd, Higher Education, Adult Education
Giving Thanks
This resource can be used at Thanksgiving or at any other times you are teaching students about being thankful. This resource is to be used with colored straws. Straws can be used as a game of Pick-Up Sticks or can be hidden in a box where students draw straws.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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Visual Perceptual Bingo Game
This game provides students a chance to visually scan and search for either figures/pictures on bingo boards (a team game) or find hidden alphabet letters (single player). The activity works on visual scanning, figure ground discrimination, and visual closure skills. It can be adapted and customized as you see fit. Smartboards can be used when playing the game as the team option.
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1st - 5th
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Fine Motor Skills Kit
I put together a fine motor skills kit to improve fine motor skills in my students who were struggling. All materials for the kits were purchased at the dollar store and put into individual bags with directions. All you need to do is print, laminate and assemble bags using your own materials. I have included a "fine motor directions" page that I printed on the back of each of the directions pages to increase parents' understanding of what a fine motor skill is. These can be used in the class
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Recess or Gym Class AMONG US themed stations game
I decided to post this game on TpT after my son created it for his sister's birthday party. Guests aged 8-16 had a blast playing so I have modified the cards so that the game can be used for indoor/outdoor recess or station activity in gym class instead of an outdoor birthday party. The best part about the Among Us game is that players must be silent while performing tasks! If your students are fans of the game, I am sure they can give you pointers on new areas and tasks to add. But if you are
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Ninja Balls aka Stress Balls
Directions on how to make stress balls for your class using only flour, balloons and Crazy Glue.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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