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Simple Wash My Hands Visual Sequence
Teach your children to wash their hands with this simple visual schedule. A visual schedule will allow teachers to minimize levels of cueing during hand washing by pointing out the steps so your students can clearly see the steps involved in hand washing. This visual increases independence with their own personal hygiene and is great for students with autism and other developmental challenges. Four versions are included. The first version numbers and lists directions from turning on the water
PreK - 8th
Classroom Community
OT Student Progress Monitoring Data Sheets
Therapists can use these simple data sheets to progress monitor students as they work on their IEP goals and objectives. Easy to use, they can be used to visually show progress over time. See the preview for examples. Keep track of interventions provided by date, type of support, and chart progress on the graphs--it’s that simple! Provided in multiple formats to accommodate different types of goals and measurements (percent accuracy, number of trials, yes/no, etc.). =============================
PreK - 12th
Morning Work or Homework for Students with Autism (March & April)
Morning Work for Students with Autism (March & April). This may work great for K, 1st and 2nd grade students or students whose special needs include developmental delays. This packet includes March and April related worksheets that require variations in response styles for many answers. Some examples include, using string to match items, cutting and pasting answers, using bingo markers, coloring, and circling answers. SEE THE PREVIEW!!!! **This is now part of a BUNDLE!!!** Check out my other M
PreK - 2nd
Also included in: Morning Work for Students with Autism | Special Education | Homework
Autism First/Then Board and Visuals
This essential classroom First/Then Board contains 156 visuals for children with autism to use at home and school. Most areas are covered including self-grooming, school, chores at home, sports, vacation, play, hobbies and restaurants. SUGGESTED IEP GOALGiven a visual schedule with a picture or illustration depicting a task, location, or request, STUDENT will attend to/begin/transition to the next location or comply with the request, in 4 out of 5 opportunities by MONTH, YEAR. Debbie For mor
PreK - 12th
Task Initiation Worksheet | “Where Do I Start?” Steps for ADHD & EF
When I Don’t Know Where to StartA gentle executive function support for task initiation This one-page support is designed for students who feel stuck, overwhelmed, distracted, or unsure how to begin — even when they want to do the task. Instead of pushing completion, this sheet focuses on starting, using a simple 3-step structure and built-in regulation supports. What this sheet helps with:Task initiationExecutive function overload“I don’t know where to begin” momentsAnxiety or shutdown around s
1st - 4th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Also included in: Task Initiation Support for ADHD Students
Student Daily Self-Reflection Sheets and Guide
Daily Self-Reflection Behavior Worksheet | Student Accountability ToolAre you looking for a positive, student-centered way to address challenging behaviors in your classroom? This Daily Self-Reflection Worksheet is designed to help students build awareness of their choices, take ownership of their actions, and reflect on how their day went—all in a simple and supportive format. Instead of sending home another negative behavior report, this tool shifts the responsibility to the student by encoura
K - 3rd
School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Adaptive Paper- 296 Pages
296 pages (and growing) of adaptive paper. Purchase this product now and receive additional pages as they're added. *Most recent update was 1/4/2024.
K - 5th
Handwriting, Writing
Homework Plan to Support Executive Function ADHD
Homework requires many executive functions skills that students are still learning. Skills like organization, time management, and flexibility. Teaching the how, when, and where of homework. Homework plans help students to develop these skills by making the thought process involved in homework explicit. Parent involvement and feedback will help teachers to immediately discover difficulties that the child may be experiencing with homework. Learn more at www.ot4adhd.com
2nd - 10th
School Counseling
Neurodiversity affirming Goal bank | Speech language therapy | Autism | Gestalt
Struggling with setting neurodiversity-affirming goals for students on your caseload? SAVE HOURS of admin time with this fully editable IEP Goal Bank, carefully worded within the neurodiversity model to support the changing language around Autism. Total of x65 goals across 16 pages on a fully editable Word document to copy and paste your chosen neuro-affirming IEP goals onto your therapy plan. Covers all ages, language skills and communication areas: Play, Relationships, Expressive language, Tr
K - 12th
Health, Psychology, School Psychology
Therapy Schedule Request Form
Therapists, do you dread making a schedule at the beginning of each school year? Let me help you out with a Google Form you can send to all your teachers. Basically, they will make the schedule for you. It's simple, they fill in the questions (Name, Class, 1st/2nd/3rd preferred time, and etc.). Once you receive input from your teachers, view your results as a Google Sheet and then sort by times. Voila! There's your schedule. This purchase includes verbage for the email as well as a Google Form L
K - 3rd
Daily Attendance Sheet
Here's a simple way to keep track of your students' attendance. Use the grid key to fill in your day instead of having to take the time to write out all the details. This includes 6 different variations of the data sheet to best fit your individual needs. This product is EVERGREEN! You can print and use it EVERY YEAR!
PreK - 5th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Occupational Therapy Referral Checklist - printable version
Use this referral checklist to quickly gather information about OT-related concerns that a teacher may have about a student. The teacher's responses will help you determine how you will proceed with a screening or evaluation. This referral checklist includes a wide range of concerns the teacher may have about a student. It includes items related to prewriting, handwriting, cutting, managing personal and classroom items, computer use, visual perceptual and motor skills, sensory processing, gross
K - 8th
Also included in: Occupational Therapy Screening Bundle
Back To School Organized Work Folder/Portfolio Kit
Everything you need to get organized at the beginning of the year with work folders/portfolios! As a speech language pathologist, I like to have my students create work folders at the beginning of the school year to hold their ongoing work, sticker charts, important notes, etc. To do this, I purchase colored pocket folders for each student. I have an assortment of covers for the kids to choose from to label, color and attach to the front of their folders. This kit contains folder covers, a v
K - 5th
Self regulation handout with a focus on sensory processing
This is a handout to give to teachers / parents / professionals on self regulation with a focus on sensory processing. Page 2: cover pagePage 3: Overview of self regulationPage 4: Strategies for interaction with your childPage 5: Strategies for children to doPage 6-8: Sensory strategies This is SIMILAR information to my packet SENSORY VS BEHAVIOR. However, this is specifically on self regulation / in a format to give to parents / teachers. This is not intended to help diagnosis or assess, rather
PreK - 5th
Also included in: Custom Bundle for Sarah
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