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Occupational therapy flash cards for Microsoft Word
Visual Closure for Early Learners: Recognizing Part to Whole
Do you have early learners or other students struggling with visual perception? In 'Visual Closure for Early Learners: Recognizing Part to Whole', students will develop the ability to recognize a form or object, even when the whole picture isn't available. This concept can have a significant impact on many areas of development and function, including fine-motor skills, gross-motor skills, and pre-reading skills.
In this download, you get 30 sets of Part and Whole matching pairs (60 cards, in
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Occupational Therapy Goal Progress Monitoring Cards for SBOT - EDITABLE
Individualized cards for weekly progress monitoring for your occupational therapy students. Make a card for each student and their OT-related IEP goals, laminate, and put on a key ring to stay on top of progress monitoring! Months along the bottom with 4 week spaces in each month. Color in with green/red Sharpies, or make a check mark/x mark if they met the objective or not that week. Easy to read and track!
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Sensory Diet-Editable Cards
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These cards are a template you can use to create your own sensory cards for your students who are on a sensory diet. The captions are completely editable and I have included some blank cards for you to add your own activities.
When I made the cards for my students I photographed each student doing their sensory activity, so their cards were personalized and they could pick the activity they wanted---the hope being the picture would remind them how that sensory activity made them
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Calming Cards: Sensory strategies for calming throughout the day
I made these sensory coping cards for students to use after I attended the School Moves training. Just print the documents and you can glue the picture on one side of a flash card and the explanation on the other. If you want the cards to last longer, laminate them. Then you can place them on a little ring and give them to students to use as a sensory/coping/or relaxation menu throughout their day. What I like about these cards specifically is that they are free from the use of fidgets or tangib
Grades:
Staff
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School Theme: Wh- Questions (2 Sentence Stories) - Vol 3 Boom Cards
School Theme: Wh- Questions (2 Sentence Stories) - Vol 2In this deck, teach your students how to respond to What, Who Where, Why, and When questions regarding 2 sentence stories that are related to school activities. This deck consists of a picture and 3 question prompts for each story and 3 response choice pictures. This deck consists of 5 1-sentence stories and has 41 slides!Target also the following goals:-Increasing MLU-Recalling Details-Predicting a Story-Sequencing Task(c) All images are c
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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ABLLS-R INTRAVERBALS
I prepared flashcards for teaching intraverbals. Especially those flashcards are very useful for kids with special needs and early intervention. Pictures are very clear and explicit.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Mat Man Movement Cards!
Mat Man Movement Cards! Cut them out and have the students pick out different movements. Great Brain Gym Movements!
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Animal Yoga
Animal Yoga with instructions! Appropriate for students with anxiety, ADHD, and/or other behavioral concerns. Helps the kids relax before performing school activities.
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Not Grade Specific
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action box
Use for gross motor. Helps with when getting stuck inside on a yucky day or to get some energy out between activities. The child will pick and action and everyone will have to do it. Put in in a container so it will be a surprise!
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Basic Colors
Print, cut and laminate for color identification and/or color matching.
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PreK - 1st
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