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Free occupational therapy resources for Microsoft Word
IEP Goal and Objective Tracking Form
I have used this form to help me track individual students' progress on their IEP goals and objectives throughout the year. It provides a space for beginning of the year (BOY) and for each nine weeks of school. It also has separate rows for the overall goal as well as the supporting objectives. Great for accountability!
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Not Grade Specific
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Tracing Lines Practice
These pages contain dashed lines with starting and stopping points for tracing vertical lines, horizontal lines, crosses, diagonal lines and Xs. Great for preschoolers or any student needing practice drawing straight lines in various directions and crossing midline. Each page is designed so that a portion can be completed each day. (Feel free to fold the page on the solid lines so looking at the entire page won't be overwhelming to the student.)
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons A
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PreK - 1st
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On the go! Weekly IEP Attendance, Goal Tracking, and Data Sheet
Product is made for efficient progress monitoring and easy access to student information.
Designed for recording attendance, therapy minutes, group number, activities, goals, and progress on objectives for students with Individualized Education Plans. Made for multi-day treatment with weekly data for each grading period (9- weeks).
Editable to fit your needs and copy/ paste student information. Satisfies documentation needed for Medicaid billing. Accommodates use with labels for recordi
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PreK - 6th, Staff
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Communication Log FREEBIE
THis is a document I keep in my students' speech folders. I write back and forth with parents to discuss quick issues, comments or celebrations! The document is an editable word document so you can add your name and contact information. Please use this freebie and leave feedback. Find more resources at speechroomnews.blogspot.com
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Personal Information Practice Worksheet (scaffolded)
This is a simple personal information worksheet that my students love using to practice their personal information. Each field has been fitted with a box that helps emergent writers practice their sizing.
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Occupational Therapy Graduation Certificate
This OT graduation certificate is perfect for Early Intervention, Preschoolers, and Elementary students alike! Parents love mementos like this to celebrate the milestones in their children's lives!This certificate is a word document and can be edited! Change the type of therapy, add your official title, and even change the color scheme!
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Not Grade Specific
My Mouth is a Volcano discussion prompt
A series of questions to help children Think, Feel, and Do after reading My Mouth is a Volcano by Julia Cook. This guide helps children think critically and reflectively, empathize and practice perspective-taking, as well as, put their learning into action.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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IEP Snapshot (editable)
This is an IEP Snapshot. It is a one page reference that includes the most important components of the IEP. It can be used for guest teachers, aides, or general ed teachers.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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FREE ABC Data Collection Sheet Editable
In ABA, ABC data refers to Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence data. It can be one of the most used data collection formats in ABA therapy sessions. 1. Try to determine what is happening in the environment before a target behavior occurs (antecedent)2. Describe the behavior objectively3. We also want to know what happens after the behavior occurs (consequence). It may not give us a definite cause of the behavior, but it helps us determine whether there might be a relationship between the target beha
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Behavior Intervention Social Story "I Can Be Gentle"
I give you a fun way to help individual children and groups of children learn to replace inappropriate habits with better ones. This character building story (soon to be updated with illustrations) teaches when it is appropriate to use our strength and when to be gentle; to touch softly and not be rough. This is the first of a series of social stories. If you tell me about your child, children, their actions, and/or the situation I will make a social story tailored to their needs. Please do not
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Locker Combination Lock Instructions
Print out and use with your students by writing in the combination code in the blank spaces provided. You could also laminate and use an expo marker to fill in the blanks if using with multiple students.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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orientation book SNF easy flip book dementia patients
This can be made into a flip book. The book can be laminated then hole punched on one corner then placed together with a metal ring. The blanks can be filled in with a dry erase marker and used over and over again. Easy to flip through for patient's with fine motor difficulties.
Grades:
12th, Adult Education
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STEM Wikki Stix Template Mat
These mats foster imagination and independence while still keeping students on task. Print on cardstock, laminate and add wikki stix or pipe cleaners! Students can use colors of their choosing for multiple mats.This activity is awesome for little engineers.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Prompting Visual for Staff Working with Individuals with Special Needs
This is a visual of a general prompt hierarchy to display in the classroom. Prompts are ordered in terms of their degree of intrusiveness with full physical prompts described as most intrusive. This visual is a useful reminder for staff and a quick way to provide information to substitutes and other adults coming into the classroom to work with students. Each of the prompts has an abbreviation for use when taking data.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
ABC Behaviour Chart
ABC Behaviour Chart- antecedent, behaviour, consequence. For use with early intervention caseload (parent coaching).
Grades:
PreK
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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
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Staff
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Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt
Have students fill this out to become familiar with your local grocery store. It's great to use in a life skills class or program that does community outings.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Requesting a Letter of Recommendation for Future SLP/Teachers/ OT/PT/Others :)
If you are an aspiring professional in the educational field, you will likely be applying to a Master's program at some point in your career trajectory. The first step to getting a letter of recommendation for grad school is to ask for one! In case you are totally freaking out (like everyone else does during this process) here is an email template to send to a potential recommender for you to edit and send. You got this! :)
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Not Grade Specific
Learning Table Manners (Group role-play activity)
Good for social skills groups or feeding groups, or just in general teaching children about table manners and what is expected/unexpected at the table. Students are to role-play "unexpected" behaviors and discuss what is happening, how they feel (eg. uncomfortable, disgusted), and what to do instead.
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K - 7th
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Zones Check-In Sheet
Use this, "Stop and Think" sheet when a student is entering or leaving your room to help them identify which Zone they are feeling (Green is ready to learn, Yellow is feeling silly, Blue is feeling tired, and Red is feeling angry).
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
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Self-regulation break visual for heavy work movements
Simple self-regulation movement break visual for heavy work movements that can be completed in the classroom.
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PreK - 5th
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Sensory Break Activity Cards
Sensory-centric activity cards. Co-designed by general and special educators, an occupational therapist and a speech therapist. Movement activity images hand-picked by an OT. The back of the card includes tips for language opportunities, cooperative games, and highlights specific sensory needs each movement is targeted to benefit.
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PreK - 5th
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Dysphagia, Aspiration Pneumonia, & Oral Care Handout
Here is a handout I created that addresses dysphagia, aspiration, aspiration pneumonia, and oral cares (dental hygiene) in a Q&A format. It covers easy to understand explanations, the importance of oral cares, and how to do oral cares on (a) a person who cannot perform oral hygiene, (b) someone on a restricted or dysphagia diet, and (c) someone with resisting behavior (i.e. refusing to open mouth, biting, kicking) including an individual with dementia.
This handout also addresses tube fe
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Not Grade Specific
Visual Cancellation Screening- Visual Scanning Activity
This is a great visual scanning activity and also may be used as a screening for students.
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