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Physical therapy resources for parents under $5
Movement and Calm Down Break Cards | Sensory Break | Promote Self-Regulation
Help children self-regulate while moving (gross and fine motor activities). Whether you have little wiggle worms who have a hard time sitting still and/or concentrating OR students with low energy who tire easily, these movement cards and calm down cards are for you!!! What buyers are saying about this product on TPT:“Fantastic Resource!!! Love using this for movement breaks!”"I teach second grade and use these movement and calm down cards with my class every day! They are great for transitions,
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PreK - 2nd
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Frazier Free Water Protocol Handout: for staff, patients, & families
Do you ever wish you had an easy-to-read, eye-catching handout when explaining the Frazier Free Water Protocol? I created a go-to handout for patients, families, and even staff to explain the free water protocol! This handout includes: -Guidelines -Benefits -Research
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Adult Education, Staff
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Gross Motor Movement Task Cards - Move Like an Animal
These are printable animal activity cards which are great for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten. These are also great for children who need to develop their gross motor skills! Print, Laminate and these will be great to use for years to come!LAMINATE THESE TASK CARDS TO USE OVER AND OVER!Please check out some of our BEST SELLERS! Remember – Please follow our STORE! Thank you WORKBOOKS – Just print!Behaviour and Feelings WorkbookSelf Esteem and Feelings WorkbookEmotions & Self Care Wo
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: KINDERGARTEN (SET 1) 16 x Category Task Card Sets BUNDLE
Meet the Occupational Therapist / Physical Therapist (Boho Rainbow)
This product is an adorable way to introduce yourself as the Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapy Assistant, or Physical Therapy Assistant to families and parents. It is editable and easy to use. All you have to do is simply type in your own information to the already structured Powerpoint page. This adorable boho rainbow design is a MUST HAVE for the beginning of the year. It can be used in either face-to-face classroom OR a digital classroom. You can upload this as
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Staff
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Core Engagement: Strength vs. Stability, 40+ Activities, Positioning + More
Core function is important for balance, athletics and even respiration. You can incorporate this important work during play activities for a win-win!This resource packet covers the following topics:What is the difference between core strength and core stability? At-home therapy hacks using household itemsPositions for play activities that engage the core: prone, supine + quadrupedOver 40+ activities to encourage core strength + stabilityThis core engagement packet can serve as a resource for bot
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Not Grade Specific
Summer Gross Motor Skills - SUMMER ASTRONAUT (Occupational Therapy)
Parents, teachers, OT's, and PT's can use this resource to address a child's gross motor skills this summer.Designed by an occupational therapist, SUMMER ASTRONAUT presents 8 activities that focus on a child's balance, strength, body awareness, praxis, and locomotor skills. It is for all children, pre-k through first/second grade, though older kids benefit too. Gross motor skills are key to developing good movement skills, to the ability to sit upright in class to pay attention, and to achieving
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: SUMMER SKILLS Bundle - Occupational Therapy Skills for Summertime
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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Toe-Walking: Occupational Therapy Information + Activities
Little ones are known to keep us on our toes! But when they’re walking on theirs – and continue to for what seems to be longer than normal – it might raise some questions.In this resource, we cover:Basics of toe walkingCommon factors that cause toe walkingHow sensory processing can contribute (with visuals!)ConsiderationsActivity ideasResearchThis resource can be used in the clinic or classroom for early finishers, substitute teachers, handwriting warmups, creativity breaks, indoor recess + more
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Not Grade Specific
Popsicle Stick Picture Activity Cards
Just add some colored popsicle sticks and you have a wonderful quiet time activity. Students will use colored popsicle sticks to make vibrant pictures. Colored popsicle sticks can be found at any craft store.
Grades:
PreK - K
Rainbow OT Fun for crossing Midline
Make lazy eights and encourage crossing midline with this super cute RAINBOW. Use CLOUDS (white pompoms or cotton balls or a plastic unicorn anything that encourages the use of the pincher fingers) etc to make big arches - remember to keep your body still and in the middle, no switching hands and turning your body( only your arm moves)
Enjoy! If you enjoy this please check out my Animal Tunnel and car racetrack, and coming soon a group pkg of all my crossing midline sheets.
Also includes a B&
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PreK - 3rd
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Beginning of the Year - Related Services Parent Letter and Interview
*** Updated to include editable fields for ease of printing. Thank you for the feedback! ***
This is a short introduction letter for related services providers to send home to parents. It is applicable for occupational therapists (OT), physical therapists (PT), and speech therapists (SLP), as well as hearing, mobility and orientation, and other disciplines. It includes a space for sharing scheduled therapy times, as well as therapist contact information. Additionally, it asks parents to provide
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PreK - 12th
Going to the bathroom potty social story. Class, training, special education, OT
Going to the bathroom, potty social story! Great resource for kids who are potty training in a school or daycare setting or for Occupational Therapy, Special Education, or preschool. Read the social story with an individual student every day, or with the whole class!This pack includes two different social stories, each 21 pages long! One for kids in a daycare, preschool or school setting, and the other for potty training with younger kids or in a home setting.The pages were designed to be cut in
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PreK - K
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Car Racetrack OT Fun for crossing Midline
Make lazy eights and encourage crossing midline with this super cute racetrack. Use cars (I have the tiny ones that encourage the use of the pincher fingers) or pompoms or Qtips etc to make lazy eights!
Enjoy! If you enjoy this please check out my Animal Tunnel
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Little Smarties
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PreK - 2nd
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Decrease Toe Walking (Physical, Occupational, Speech Therapy) IEP, school, EI
Here's a great handout with some simple gross motor play ideas for decreasing Toe Walking presentations in the pediatric population. This resource is for suggestive use only and not for the sole treatment of Toe Walking. Perfect for school, early intervention and clinic based settings. Check out the video preview for further insight! Enjoy!
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PreK - 8th, Staff
Also included in: IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
Visual Independent Living/Life Skills Weekly Tracking - Neurodivergent/Autism
This is an excellent resource for a parent, teacher, or student! Great for PT, OT, Home Schooling, Special Education, Autistic, & Neurodivergent Learners.You can track independent living/life skills learned for each day of the week. All you have to do is write in the date, if you’d like.There are 27 skills listed – starting with the basics, then advancing on to more advanced life skills.I have paired an image with each skill, making it more accessible to visual learners.The independent l
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Not Grade Specific
Finger Tracing Calming Cards
Introducing my Finger Tracing Calming Cards, a unique product designed to provide moments of relaxation, mindfulness, and stress relief. These cards offer a sensory experience that soothes the mind and calms the senses.Each set contains a collection of beautifully designed cards, featuring different patterns and colors. Whether your student or child needs to unwind after a long day or regain focus during a school day, these Finger Tracing Calming Cards can help! To use, simply print off the card
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PreK - 5th
Kids Movement Break: Animal Walks Printable
Developed by a physical therapist to encourage sensory input, coordination, and age appropriate strengthening. Print this out for your classroom, parents, and students to encourage fun strengthening at home or in the classroom!
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Not Grade Specific
Infant and Toddler Gross Motor Developmental Milestones Handouts for OT and PT
A Gross Motor Milestones Checklist for infants and toddlers 0 to 36 months old, created by an early intervention Occupational Therapist! These printable handouts are perfect to provide to parents and caregivers to educate on developmental milestones in pediatric Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy. Check out some of my other resource packets on the topics below:Comprehensive Pre-Writing Strokes and Tracing Practice Handouts for OTWeighted Vest Instructions, Tracking Log, Wearing Schedule,
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PreK
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Infant Torticollis Information - Kids Pediatric Physical Occupational Therapy
Created by a pediatric physical therapist, this handout goes over signs/symptoms, stretches, and environmental considerations for torticollis. Geared towards infants 3-12 months with Congenital Muscular Torticollis, use this handout to get the family started on home carryover!
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Not Grade Specific
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Child Development Simple Guide
Child Development / Simple Guide in color! This printable handout can be used for students who want to learn more about child development, for new parents who need guidance, and for occupational therapists. This handout is printer-friendly. The HANDOUT includes the following developmental stages:0-6 Months6-12 Months12-18 Months18-24 Months2-3 Years3-4 Years 4-5 Years 5-6 Years 6+ YearsChild Development / Simple Guide by Kristin Carr, OTD, OTR/L Kristin Carr, OTD, OTR/L, is the owner of All Abou
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Not Grade Specific
Occupational Therapy Developmental Checklist and Milestones
For therapists, teachers, and parents to assess and understand developmental milestones and guidelines! The Developmental Checklists covers: ages ranging from 1-2 months to 12 years old. The checklists are designed as a general guide for identifying developmentally appropriate skills within various categories a licensed occupational therapist can assess and treat.Print the developmental checklist prior to an evaluation, re-evaluation, screening or parent education.It may be helpful to print the
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Not Grade Specific
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Social Story: Wearing a harness on the bus
This visual social story explains the use of wearing a harness on the bus for students who need it.
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Not Grade Specific
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Physical Therapy Pediatric HEP: In Toe/ Pigeon Toe Gait
Easy exercises for in-toe gait for your students and their families to achieve at home. I believe in making home carryover fun and applicable, and this provides consistency that doesn't add stressful barriers to the families.
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Not Grade Specific
Physical Therapy for Children: Coordination Exercise Poster Printout
Enjoy this printout of 4 different exercises to encourage coordination and trunk strengthening. Each exercise is easily progressed or regressed based on ability. Use this functional program at home or in the classroom for student and family education and home carryover!
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Not Grade Specific
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