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10th grade occupational therapy clip art pdfs
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Washing Hands visual
This is a left to right step by step visual sequence of how to wash hands (visuals are from boardmaker). The 6 steps fit across one sheet of landscape paper so it is optimal for hanging on the wall above a sink in a bathroom. The 6 steps are:-Wet hands-Get soap-Rub hands-Wash off soap-Dry hands-Throw away garbageThis is a good visual to help students become more independent in the hand washing process and not require so many verbal prompts from us. Great for preschoolers or for older kids with
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Toileting Sequence of Steps Visual Aid GIRL
Created by an Occupational Therapist- we love these simple and effective graphics to help sequencing the toileting steps for girls. This resource includes visuals to assist with wiping, steps for wearing a dress vs. wearing pants, easy to understand sequence for bowel movements. Also includes a reward chart to encourage independent wiping. This resource is best used laminated and placed on cardstock.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Going To Wee
Social story for Going to Wee. This simple and easy social story simplifies where our drinks go and strategies on going to the toilet.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Toileting Sequence Visual Aid - Boys
Created by an Occupational Therapist- we love these simple and effective graphics to help sequencing the toileting steps for boys. This resource includes visuals to assist with wiping, standing vs. sitting to urinate, easy to understand sequence for bowel movements. Also includes a reward chart to encourage independent wiping. This resource is best used laminated and placed on cardstock.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Meal time visual schedule
This visual schedule will help your student more successfully navigate the expectations around meal or snack time.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Social Skills Maintain Conversation Strategies Children Teens Adolescents Adult
Conversation strategies to teach at any age to support and develop friendships and relationships.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Blossoming Beyond Bullies: Overcoming Bullying: Lily's Journey of Courage
Lily, a vibrant young artist with a heart full of sunshine, faces the darkness of bullying. Taunts and mockery dim her light, threatening to crush her love for painting and her unique spirit. But when a kind bookstore owner rekindles her courage, Lily discovers a strength she never knew she possessed. Armed with newfound confidence, she confronts the bullies, leading to a surprising turn of events. With resilience and unwavering kindness, Lily not only overcomes the bullies but inspires others t
Grades:
1st - 12th
Door Signs: Counseling, Speech, Occupational/Physical Therapy, Behavior
Office Door Handle Signs:Simply, print double-sided on white or colored card stock, cut, and laminate for a perfect door handle sign.Double-Sided SignDo not disturbWelcomeSpecific Signs for:TherapistsPsychologistsSpeech TherapistsOccupational TherapistsPhysical TherapistsBehavior SpecialistsNursesDietitians/NutritionistsGeneral Signs for:CounselorsSocial WorkersSpecial Education Teachers
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
OT Time! FREE ADL Visual for Kids by DRM OT
Hello!Thank you for being here. It's OT Time! and these are the activities of daily living (ADLs) for kids in the Home Care setting.I used this visual to help the kids see the tasks they should be doing at home (i.e., self-care tasks).You can use this as guidance on what you can work on in your sessions in the home care setting. I put this inside a clear sheet protector and used dry-erase markers to check if the child did the ADL. Thank you for being here! :)
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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