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Sensory Integration Disorder Assessment

Created by

Lindsey Nieberding- Intervention Specialist

Very easy to understand classroom-based assessment for special educators and classroom teachers alike, as well as parents and other staff members and professionals who work with students. Good for data-recording with regard to dates observed of certain behaviors. Add anecdotal note page to document specific behaviors/actions that document students' display of those behaviors/actions. Color-coded for easy access. Helps document concern about a student potentially having Sensory Integration Disord

PreK - 12th

FREE Scissor Skills Milestone Chart | Developmental Reference for OTs & Teachers

Created by

Hands-On OT Skills Co.

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

Battelle Screening Excel Template: Automatic Age Calculation & Qualitative Range

Created by

Nefesh

Battelle Screening Automated Excel Template is a professional, ready-to-use spreadsheet designed to speed up scoring and interpretation of Battelle Developmental Screening results. Simply enter the child’s test date, birth date, and raw scores, and the template automatically calculates key outputs to support fast, accurate reporting. What this template does automatically: Age calculation (years, months, days) + age in months Automatic scoring from Personal/Social through Total Score Criterion

PreK - 1st

Psychology, School Psychology

Worry Monsters

Created by

OuTcomes Therapy

Many children have worries. To help children cope, adults can encourage young children to draw or print their worries and in turn externalize these challenging emotions. With the children and families that I work with, we like to draw our worries on "Worry Monsters." The worry monsters can then hold onto the worry so that the child does not have to. This is one aspect of OuTcomes Therapy's Calming Kit. We will be posting more items in the coming weeks to help children calm, regulate and focus.

PreK - 6th