Physical therapy resources for Microsoft Word and for parents

IEP/PLEP QUESTIONNAIRE FOR PARENTS & TEACHERS

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Do you have a heavy caseload and limited time to interview each teacher and parent before writing up your PLEP/IEP? Here is a succinct questionnaire for parents and teachers so that you can easily acquire information to include in your report. Appropriate for CPSE and CSE. Includes questions in the areas of: Speech, Academic, Social, and Motor; plus charts for parent and educator to quickly list strengths and needs.

Subjects:

Physical Therapy, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Grades:

PreK - 5th

Types:

Assessment, Professional Documents, For Parents

Tips for Teletherapy Parent Letter

Created by

SLP Forms Store

Help parents navigate their first teletherapy session with this editable Word Document.Save tons of time by downloading this form and sending to parents before you start teletherapy.

Subjects:

Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Classroom Forms, For Parents

Interlocking Blocks Sorting and Patterning Pages Bricks

Created by

Creative Resources

Use these cards with a set of interlocking blocks to teach basic patterning and sequencing. Set includes 10 cards and one blank master so that you can add your own colors. Cards 1-6 have one blank square at the bottom; you can either have the student add their own, or pick a color you want them to use. Cards 7-10 have six block squares that the student has to identify and place in correct order.There are many brands of interlocking blocks out there, choose a large variety for very young hands, a

Subjects:

Early Intervention, Physical Therapy, Special Education

Grades:

PreK - 2nd

Types:

Activities, Games, For Parents

Midline Integration and Crossing Activities

Created by

KellyCtheOT

Some children need a little bit of help learning how to cross over midline and use both sides of their body in a fluid motion! Here are some fun activities to give parents, teachers, and providers ideas on how to play with children in a way that will incorporate midline crossing. Visuals from various internet sources provided for reference. These are activities best suited for 2 and up!

Subjects:

Occupational Therapy, Physical Education, Physical Therapy

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Activities, Handouts, For Parents

Exercises for children with ASD

Created by

MsRuthCreates

Exercise checklist for therapy with students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Tight leg tendons

Subjects:

Physical Therapy

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Activities, For Parents

OT/PT Social Story Resource** Hemiplegia Hemiparesis Arm Social Story- Editable

Created by

OT Toolkit

Does your patient have a weaker arm (hemiparesis or hemiplegia)? Use this social story to help them understand how to incorporate their arm into daily life. Fill in the blanks with left or right depending on your patients effected side and personalize it to fit their needs. This is a great resource to assist the child with remembering how to incorporate their weaker arm.

Subjects:

Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Special Education

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Handouts, Printables, For Parents

Train Token Board

Created by

Amber Jenkins

Token board to print and laminate including ten train tokens to use as reinforcement and incentive to complete task before receiving preferred activity or toy.

Subjects:

Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Activities, Games, For Parents

Sensory Diet

Created by

brandie esposito

Hello! This is a sensory diet I created. I think this format is great, and it works well. I left the examples on the document, but remember every student is different! Have a great day!

Subjects:

Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Special Education

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Staff

Types:

Activities, Graphic Organizers, For Parents

Physical Therapy PT Exit Slip

Created by

Nancy Wutzke

Physical Therapists! This exit slip can help you to plan an activity and goal with your student. They can also reflect on their performance and goals for the next session. Communication with the family is encouraged as well as home exercise ideas.

Subjects:

Physical Therapy

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

For Parents