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Physical therapy projects for Montessori
Pin Poking Bundle for Montessori Activities or Fine Motor Centers
Pin poking activities are great for practicing writing skills and pencil grip. Children can use these cards to either trace the images, or use a push pin to cut out the shapes on the cards. These cards are perfect for a Montessori inspired activity or for a hands-on learning activity! Save $$$ wth our bundle! Please note, this is our money-saving Pin Poking Bundle! By purchasing all of our pin poking printables, you are getting a discount of 30% instead of purchasing them individually! INCLUDES★
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PreK - 2nd
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Human Growth and Development Life Span Project (Intro to Healthcare)
What do you get? This 8 page document is a step-by-step project checklist for Intro to Healthcare students to complete while learning the stages of human growth and development. In this project, students will create a "scrapbook" about their life thus far, and their predictions for the future. The instructions are very specific about what should be on each page, including: the difference between growth and development, information on Maslow and Erikson, and details for each of the stages of life
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10th - 12th
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Sports Medicine Life Size Skeleton Injury Project (Precision EOPA Review)
In this project, students will label every bone of the human body. They will then add ligaments, joint names, various soft tissue and skeletal injuries, and fractures to their skeleton. It is a great culminating review for anatomy courses that go in-depth with the skeletal system, or any exercise science/sports medicine courses. Students get very creative with their skeletons. There are several variations of this project, but this is specifically designed for the sports medicine student. What do
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9th - 12th
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Physical Education and Adapted P.E. Visual Schedules and Communication Supports
Physical education and adapted P.E. visual schedules and communication supports. Great for special education, P.E., occupational therapy, physical therapy, early intervention, preschool, elementary school and more!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Emergency Action Plan Project
Emergency planning is a great skill for all future health care professionals. This project is a great way for students to apply the basics of emergency action planning remotely with amusement parks. This project was designed for a sports medicine class but can be applied to several subjects. It allows students to have creative freedom and expression while on task. This project on average can take up to 4-5 class periods or about a week. Project Includes:12 links to park maps, virtual tours, and
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9th - 12th
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Drama - Mime Project for elementary and high school - Slow Motion Scenes
This is a fantastic project that really forces students to SLOW DOWN (literally) and work on facial and body exaggeration.It could easily fit into a mime unit, or a physical comedy/movement unit.It asks them to create a short mime where there's no talking allowed - and they mime a slow motion scene.This handout includes-The main task description (groups of 3-5 , 45 seconds)-Scenarios for them to pick from (13 total)-Tips for what would separate a good and a GREAT sceneIt's fantastic to either wr
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Drama MIME unit - Complete Unit Bundle
MOVE! Action songs 4 teaching special education kids and everyone else!
Benefits of the “MOVE!” CD__(length approximately 45 minutes)
1.Everybody Wave Hello
This song opens our time together and sets the stage for upcoming learning. Children can the the opportunity to follow three one-step directions,while reaching out to connect with other people.
2. Doin' the Robot Dance
To improve auditory processing skills (listening and following directions.)The rapid-fire lyrics command attention and help children to learn the wordsassociated with ways of specific body part
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PreK - 3rd
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Scissor & Tracing Skills
Teaching your babies, how to hold scissors and telling them about how to use the scissors safely Those little hands can develop fine motor skills by learning the proper way to cut paper. Cutting with scissors is considered to be a pre-writing skill and can also help with developing pencil control skills. Thanks for purchasing my product. If you find this product helpful in your classroom, I would very much appreciate a rating and comment on my store. Thank You for your feedback. ~~~How to get TP
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PreK - 1st
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The Sports Medicine Umbrella Unit Assignments & Activities
This document includes activities that correlate with the Sports Medicine Umbrella unit presentation. It includes 11 pages of activities and projects for students to complete within the unit. Activities and Assignments Included:Researching A Career Group ProjectCareer Journal ReflectionUnit Review Worksheetand More!!!
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11th - 12th
Epidemiology in Sports Medicine Bundle Pack
This activity allows students to explore the profession of Epidemiology by tracking injury rates of injuries that occur in the National Football League “NFL.” Epidemiology is essential to Sports Medicine and other healthcare professions to understand injury trends in specific sports so that prevention and treatment methods can be updated along with these trends. This activity can be a stand-alone activity in which you as the teacher solely tracks the injuries and updates the students on the inju
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9th - 12th
Pick Your Own Path: First Aid and Emergency Action Plan Lab
Students will be presented with an athlete injury case. At each step of treatment, they will be prompted to pick their own path. Students will work to address emergency issues, include other medial professionals, and initiate emergency action plans as needed. With 8 possible treatment scenarios, students could complete the worksheet over and over again, each time utilizing and reviewing different skills.Graphic instructions included.
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9th - 12th
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Game Plan- Developing a Return to Play Protocol- summary/end of year project
This project challenges students to evaluate the link between injury and rehab as it related to return to play in athletics. Students choose a sport/activity from the list on slide two then choose an injury. They will research information about the injury and sport chosen as directed in the instructions. The information gathered by the students will be documented in the slides. The PowerPoint is a template that should be given to students to edit and complete. In addition to researching componen
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9th - 12th
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Epidemiology Sport Injury Surveillance Project
This activity allows students to explore the profession of Epidemiology by tracking injury rates of injuries that occur in the National Football League “NFL.” Epidemiology is essential to Sports Medicine and other healthcare professions to understand injury trends in specific sports so that prevention and treatment methods can be updated along with these trends. This activity can be a stand-alone activity in which you as the teacher solely tracks the injuries and updates the students on the inju
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Epidemiology in Sports Medicine Bundle Pack
DIY Outdoor Obstacle Course | Outdoor Games | Outdoor Activities
Outdoor Obstacle Course For KidsTransform your outdoor space into a thrilling adventure zone with our DIY Outdoor Obstacle Course for Kids!Packed with excitement and creativity, this kit comes with positional cards, equipment cards, and animal movement cards, allowing kids to design their own obstacle courses.Whether they crawl like a ladybug, jump like a kangaroo, or balance like a goat, the possibilities are endless!Plus, with a handy time-keeping sheet included, they can challenge themselves
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K - 4th
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PT Certificate of Completion
Have your student color and decorate a certificate of completion. Three different styles included based on age / grade level
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Not Grade Specific
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Mixing it UP! CD : Learning and teaching through movement to music.
Benefits of the“Mixing it Up!” CD (length approximately 40 minutes.)
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1.Hey Hello
Good for encouraging language via catchy, predictable, repeated “hey, hello” phrase.
To elicit more interaction, try singing hello into a mic. (Party stores sell cheap, fun toy mics).
2. Move it to the Music.
One step direction/movement concepts of move, shake, scratch, twist, jump, and dance. Impulse and motor control via the stopping and sta
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PreK - 2nd
Montessori Infant Black & White Cards
The first think your newborn can see is black and white shapes, and these cards will capture your baby's attention and help to increase focus and concentration in those first 12 weeks or more! Use them during tummy time, turn them into a mobile. hang them above the changing table, these versatile cards will engage your little one right form the beginning. There are 16 5"x7" cards, each with a different pattern, that you can print, laminate, and use with your little one right away. If you enjoye
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Not Grade Specific
PSK4 - Introduction to Kinesiology Mini Bundle
This collection of resources is designed to support the PSK4U or PLF4M Curriculum but could also be incredibly useful for anyone teaching Physical Education courses with an emphasis on physical fitness, anatomy, kinesiology or sport in society.If you're looking to move beyond the decades old photocopies of older assignments you've been using for years; this collection of assignments are "turn-key" and ready for you to use.
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9th - 12th
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Major Muscle Groups Activity
This is an activity where students will investigate the muscles of the human body and use the template provided to document their learning.This Product Includes:1. A project Introduction and Instruction page with checklist of activity requirements.2. Major Muscle Groups 4 page activity.3. How to evaluate source credibility information sheet.4. How to use citation and source a project worksheet.5. Major Muscle Groups Activity Rubric.***Please rate our product, leave feedback and follow for FREE @
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HOPS/HIPS Ankle and lower leg Evaluation
My Sports Med students are required to evaluate an ankle/lower leg injury. I make up a scenario, and students need to evaluate their partner's ankle/lower leg. Students are required to do this WITHOUT looking. This is their end of unit exam.
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9th - 12th
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HOPS/HIPS Evaluation Project
The HOPS/HIPS evaluation project is a project I do with students to end the Evaluation and Assessment unit before reviewing for their exam. I allow students to work with ONE partner. They're responsible for splitting up the evaluation evenly and presenting it to the class. This is something we do when we're finishing the unit and not breaking down specific joints yet. I give students 1 (47 minute) class period to prepare for this. The next two days is when students present it to the class.
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9th - 12th
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Easter Character Activity
Easter Egg Character Activity: Perfect for Tuff Trays, Floors, or TablesEngage young learners in a delightful Easter-themed activity designed for use on Tuff trays, floors, or tables. This entertaining and versatile activity set includes a variety of components for imaginative play and creative expression.Key Components:4 Colorful Eggs4 Nose/Mouth Combinations3 Pairs of Ears2 Cracked Egg Heads4 Pairs of Glasses/Eyes2 Pairs of Eyes2 Pairs of Legs2 Flowers & a BowVersatile Printing:Print these
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PreK - 1st
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Midline Crossing: Explanation, Signs of Difficulty, OT Activity Ideas + More!
Midline crossing involves the integration of both sides of the body and requires information to be transferred from one hemisphere of the brain to another. Research (also listed in this document) shows that integrating midline crossing activities can impact comprehension, listening, writing, reading and emotional regulation!This resource packet covers the following topics:What midline crossing is and why it's important for whole-brain learningSigns of difficulty with crossing midlineFour midline
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Not Grade Specific
Health Careers Research Project
Students will research a health related career and present it to the class. I've included a checklist, outline, a career list, and a rubric for the students. I also included a teacher rubric to help make grading easier. I usually give students 6-7 class periods (47 minute periods) to complete this project before presenting to the class. I like to assign a random career to each student so they aren't presenting the same thing. I do this at the end of the school year when students are checked out!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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