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Free occupational therapy lessons
FREE Social Emotional Learning Units 1-10 Bundle printable activities
** TO SEE THIS PRODUCT IN ACTION, CLICK HERE! **This incredible FREEBIE includes 68-pages of social emotional learning curriculum and activities for K-2 students. The freebie includes activities from each of my ten units to give the buyer a sense of how the units flow together. These units are designed to be used in a classroom setting or in small social skills groups. They can be easily adapted for homeschool or one-on-one instruction.-------UPDATE: On 12/19/19 I added an eleventh unit to thi
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K - 2nd
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22 Engaging Coloring Pages: Minecraft theme
These coloring sheets feature popular characters from the beloved game, Minecraft, and are sure to capture the attention of kids who love the game. Each sheet is carefully designed to provide an enjoyable coloring experience while also reinforcing important skills such as color recognition, fine motor skills, and creativity. These Minecraft-themed coloring sheets are a great addition to any classroom or homeschooling curriculum, and are perfect for teachers looking for fun and engaging ways to t
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Stranger Danger Social Story
Introduces strangers in a clear consise manner without causing unneccessary fear in children. Best used for elementary age children but can be expanded for special needs and older youth. Book based on a informational website sited in the book at THE END. Last 2 pages after THE END are for parent use.
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Free Occupational Therapy Social Emotional Learning Skills Feelings Activities
Are you searching for valuable resources to support your students' emotional well-being? Download this free set of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) activities, specifically designed to enhance emotional intelligence, coping skills, and stress management. Perfect for teachers, therapists, and educators, these engaging activities can be seamlessly integrated into daily routines, making SEL an integral part of your classroom or therapy sessions.When to Use This Resource:Classroom Management: Imp
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K - 1st
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Goldilocks and the three bears preschool lesson plans FREEBIE
This lesson plan includes two distance learning activities per day that work on language, fine motor, and gross motor skills. Each activity can be done with items around your house. Also included is a page of extra activities if your student needs more activities to challenge them. Lesson plan is one week long. I use these lesson plans to support distance learning for my developmental preschool classroom, but they are appropriate for any play-based learning for children age 1-6. If you would lik
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PreK - K
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SURVEY to Help Students to Identify Strengths for Resumes & Job Search FREE!
As educators, we all know how important it is to help our students identify their unique strengths and challenges to prepare them for success in their future careers. This survey is designed to be a tool that you can use to engage your students in conversations about their strengths & potential career paths. The responses from the survey will also support your students in filling out the "skills/strengths" section of their resumes. With this information, they'll be better equipped to showcas
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Glue Practice
Snag Glue Practice to help establish expectations for using glue in your classroom.
This download contains:
-Sample anchor chart and explanation of a mini-lesson
-1 stick glue cut and paste activity
-2 liquid glue activities
All activities correlate with the book Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
Establishing rituals and routines is key to effective classroom management.
I prefer to use a collaborative expectation-setting approach. We create a chart of expectations before students
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PreK - 2nd
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School-Based Occupational Therapy Daily Note Documentation/Plan of Care
This resource is for school-based Occupational Therapy daily note-taking! It is in a Word format which makes it customizable. You can type on the forms directly or you can print them out as a hard copies. This resource includes 3 different daily note forms (depending on how many goals/objectives are being addressed) and 1 consultation note. These forms are intended to be printed DOUBLE-SIDED.The form includes: -Student Name-School Year-Provider Name-DOB-Grade/Age-Parent Contact-Frequency/IEP (or
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Not Grade Specific
Space Theme - Line Tracing - Outer Space - Solar System - PreK - Fine Motor
Looking for a space themed fine motor activity? These practice sheets are perfect for working on pencil control. Before children can write, they have to develop fine motor control. These line tracing cards encourage little ones by learning to trace simple writing lines while working on pencil grip and fine motor control. Instructions:Simply print, cut, laminate and use with a dry erase marker or print to use with a pencils, crayons, markers, and colored pencils. You can use a sheet protector if
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PreK - K
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Scissor Practice
Snag Scissor Practice to help establish expectations for using scissors in your classroom.
This download contains:
-Sample anchor chart and explanation of a mini-lesson
-3 cutting activities
Establishing rituals and routines is key to effective classroom management.
I prefer to use a collaborative expectation-setting approach. We create a chart of expectations before students participate in the activity. For several weeks we refer to the chart before we participate in the activity. This
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PreK - 2nd
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Classroom Management: Expected vs. Unexpected Behaviors Activity
Classroom Management: Expected vs. Unexpected Behaviors ActivityDiscuss school behaviors in the classroom, cafeteria, hallway, and lunchroom with these SEL based worksheets. Students are to be prompted to draw unexpected and expected behaviors in each setting. They are then prompted to make a sentence about the expected way to behave in each setting. Lastly, how our unexpected behavior effects others. Completing this as a group can result in great conversation about respect & friendship.Incl
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Not Grade Specific
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Where is the Apple? A Location Concepts Booklet
Students will color, cut, and glue apples as they demonstrate an understanding of location terms: over, under, in front of, on, beside, and between.
This is one lesson in my Ten Apples Up on Top packet.
If you like it and want more, check my store for the complete unit.
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PreK - 1st
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Summer Social Skills Group
Looking to boost productivity this summer but not spend your summer planning and preparing? Check out this social skills program for higher functioning children who need some help with social skills :)
6 sessions that build up to a successful group Lego project at the end.
Included are the following: 6 hours of interactive and motivating lessons, measurable language goals for each lesson, introductory handouts for parents and teachers, and parent handouts after each lesson with tips on how t
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K - 6th
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Fire Safety Drill Adaptive Book
This Fire Safety Drill social story is an adaptive book that can be used to engage students while teaching about a Fire Safety Drill. It also contains "wh" questions at the end to assess comprehension. To use, laminate the pages and cut on the dotted lines. Then attach velcro to the backs of the 2" picture pieces. As you read each page, have the student attach the matching image. Use the extra images to rotate between the wh questions at the end.
This unit uses Boardmaker Curriculum:
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PreK - 3rd
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Prewriting Worksheets: Fine Motor, Tracing Worksheets
Need to practice your pre-writing skills? Encourage your beginning writers with these tracing exercises. These tracing line activities allow young learners to practice their fine motor skills and pencil grip using these vertical, horizontal, and zig-zag lines. In order to write, children must develop their fine motor skills which allow them to hold pencils properly.Easy use, simply print, cut, laminate, and use it with a dry erase marker, or you can print as many times as you want to use with a
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PreK - K
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FREE Safety Lessons PowerPoint Freebie
Teach safety lessons with this these colorful, kid-friendly comics. Each of the 5 slides is created to stand on its own and spark a discussion about safety. Included is a list of safety principles that you can touch on for each slide. Content is geared toward elementary kids that will be independent or semi-independent using a buddy system, but could be used through middle and high school students for special ed, depending on the cognitive level. If you like these comics, please check out my Str
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Not Grade Specific
Regulation Social Story - Changing Body Speeds
Social story that can be read 1:1 or in groups/with a class to support childrens understanding of their body clues and regulation. This story uses neutral language focusing on not labelling any "body speeds" as good or bad and encourages children to reflect on their own body clues.
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PreK - 2nd
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Free Green Screen Who and Where Questions Background Series
In this video, I walk you all through my tried and true method for targeting WH questions at the most basic level. This activity is intended to demonstrate how to utilize your client's echolalia for learning these tricky WH questions within a rewarding and enticing context. I always begin teaching these concept with simple picture cards for the WHERE and the WHO, then slowly integrate them into an activity step by step. This activity is found totally free at playsparktoys.com (JPEG version) or o
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PreK - 2nd
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Expected and Unexpected Behaviors Visual for ABA, Special Ed, Autism
Are you working to teach clients appropriate behaviors? This is a great tool to use!I find that my clients respond well to the expected vs. unexpected verbiage when discussing their behaviors. Having this in a visual format has been a game changer for them! Use this in your classroom, clinic, community, anywhere!
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Not Grade Specific
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Fluency Visuals | Tense Or Relaxed | No Prep Boom Cards
Preview in BoomThis Boom set (7 cards) is used to differentiate and understand the difference between tense/relaxed. Many individuals who stutter hold tension in their head and neck, making their stuttering more severe. This tool can be used to teach... The Cancellation Technique The Progressive Muscle Relaxation Technique The Pull Out/Slide Technique The Preparatory Set Technique The Light Bounces TechniqueCheck out SLP Stephen for more Fluency Resources!
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1st - 5th
Feeding Therapy Education Handout
Feeding Therapy Education Handout in color! This printable handout can be used for students that want to learn more about feeding therapy, for parents entering their child into feeding therapy, and for occupational therapists. This handout is best used digitally. The HANDOUT includes:Month-to-month milestones32 Steps to EatingQuick screener tool on what to look out forFeeding Therapy Education Handout by Kristin Carr, OTD, OTR/L Kristin Carr, OTD, OTR/L, is the owner of All About Feeding, LLC at
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Not Grade Specific
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Develop Pencil Control with these PEPPA PIG Themed Fine Motor Worksheets
Do your students struggle with pencil control? These pencil obstacle courses are a super fun and engaging way for children to practice their handwriting skills. I personally use them in my Occupational Therapy sessions to support development of pencil control, upper limb strength and pencil grip. HOT TIP To increase the complexity, I stick the obstacle courses to the wall which makes the children use more muscles in their shoulders and arms - great for hand writing development! Total Pages 2
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PreK - 3rd
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Develop Pencil Control with this SPIDERMAN Themed Fine Motor Worksheet
Do your students struggle with pencil control? These pencil obstacle courses are a super fun and engaging way for children to practice their handwriting skills. I personally use them in my Occupational Therapy sessions to support development of pencil control, upper limb strength and pencil grip. HOT TIP To increase the complexity, I stick the obstacle courses to the wall which makes the children use more muscles in their shoulders and arms - great for hand writing development!
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PreK - 3rd
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Expected vs Unexpected Behaviors | Social Skills | Visuals & Worksheet
Expected vs Unexpected behaviors are a great way to target social skills. The worksheet is differentiated for students who can write and students who need visual supports (i.e. choice of 3).These visuals and worksheets are based off of this boom learning task cards by Language Playroom. Use with task cards for reinforcement of learning!
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Not Grade Specific
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