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Kg OT/RTI EDITABLE BUNDLE | Permission Form + Screener + Parent Report
Kindergarten Fine Motor Screening | Permission Form + Screener + Parent Report Letter Bundle This 3-in-1 resource includes: Permission Form – Parent-friendly consent form that explains the purpose of the screening and obtains approval. Kindergarten Fine Motor Screening Packet – Quick, structured screening activities with rubrics and observation checklists to identify student strengths and areas for growth. Editable Parent Report Letter – Professional and supportive communication tool f
PreK - 3rd
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
OT RTI Data Tracking Tool – Coloring Control (Beginning of Kindergarten)
This Occupational Therapy RTI Data Tracking Tool is designed to help school-based OTs and early childhood educators assess and monitor coloring control skills at the beginning of kindergarten (around age 4). The tool aligns with developmental milestones, making it ideal for RTI/MTSS progress monitoring and documentation. Developmental Expectation: By age 4, children should be able to color within 0.25” of the guideline in a large-space picture. This rubric provides a clear, measurable way to t
PreK - 1st
Handwriting, Not Subject Specific, Other (Arts)
Also included in: RTI& MTSS Occupational Therapy Toolkit | Screenings, Data, Communication
Student lesson - CREATE A CLASS!
In this lesson, students become teachers for a day. They will design a class they would love to teach and explain what it would be about, how they would teach it, and what the classroom would look like. The goal is to use creativity and have open minds to what interests them. This is a fun activity that can be done during extra time (end of year or after testing). This does include, a rubric, worksheet, and an editable PPT for students to complete if you go that route.
5th - 8th
Classroom Community, Creative Writing, Not Subject Specific
FREE Scissor Skills Milestone Chart | Developmental Reference for OTs & Teachers
This FREE one-page Scissor Skills Milestone Chart is your go-to quick reference for understanding where a student is in their scissor skill development — from 12 months all the way to 6 years. Perfect to keep on your desk, include in parent packets, or use at the start of an OT evaluation or classroom screening. WHAT'S INCLUDED:✅ 10-level developmental progression from 12 months to 6 years ✅ Expected skill at each age level ✅ Key indicators to look for at each stage ✅ Check
PreK - 2nd
Not Subject Specific
Kids Yoga Cards and Choice board | Autism | Gross Motor | SPED | Coping
Kids Yoga Cards and Choice board | Autism | Gross Motor | SPED | Coping
PreK - 2nd
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Physical Education
Flexible Thinking Worksheet | Coping with Changes in Plans & Routines | SEL Acti
Help students develop flexible thinking skills when plans or routines change! This engaging worksheet encourages children to recognize their feelings and practice problem solving when things don’t go as expected. Students will read short scenarios about changes in plans or routines, circle how they might feel, and then write one way they can respond using flexible thinking. This activity helps students build important social-emotional learning (SEL) skills, including emotional awareness, cop
PreK - 3rd
Not Subject Specific, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Ready, Set, Regulate! Sensory and Emotional Regulation Pack
This emotional and sensory regulation pack created by a Certified OT assistant has over 30 pages of activities and includes practice drawing and recognizing emotions, identifying coping strategies, animal walks and yoga visuals, emotional check-in sheets, and problem solving scenarios. These low-prep, ready to print sheets are the perfect addition to the classroom, therapy session, or home!
PreK - 4th
Not Subject Specific, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Bedtime Visual Schedule | Night Routine Chart for Kids | Editable Checklist
Bedtime routines help children feel calm, secure, and prepared for sleep. These visual bedtime routines provide clear, predictable steps that help reduce bedtime struggles while building independence and consistency at home. These routines are especially helpful for young children, students who benefit from visual supports, and children who thrive with structured expectations. The visuals allow children to see what is coming next, which can ease transitions and support smoother bedtime routines.
PreK - 4th
Not Subject Specific
Also included in: Morning & Bedtime Routine Visual Schedules Bundle | Daily Routine Charts
Feelings Worksheets for Elementary Students | Emotion Identification with Visual
Support emotional awareness with these Feelings Worksheets designed for PreK–2nd Grade, Special Education, SEL lessons, counseling groups, and therapy sessions. This resource helps students identify and communicate emotions using clear, student-friendly visuals. The worksheets are ideal for learners who benefit from visual supports and simple response options. Pages can be printed and laminated so students can point, gesture, or verbally respond, making them accessible for a wide range of learn
PreK - 2nd
Not Subject Specific
Feelings Check-In Chart | Social Emotional Learning Poster
Help young learners name their feelings and learn simple ways to cope with this calming, classroom-friendly Feelings Check-In Chart. This printable is designed to support social-emotional learning (SEL) in a simple, gentle way—perfect for morning check-ins, calm corners, or daily classroom routines. Students can identify how they feel and choose a supportive action to help regulate their emotions. 🌈 What’s Included:1 Feelings Check-In Poster (full color)Emotions included: Happy ☀️Sad 💧Mad 😡Wo
PreK - 3rd
Not Subject Specific
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