Programs Math Occupational Therapy Forms

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Is It Dyscalculia? Math Screener for Struggling Learners (Gr 1–4)

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This dyscalculia screener and math skills assessment helps identify number sense gaps, number reversals, and early math difficulties in grades 1–4. Identify math struggles early with this no-prep, neurodiversity-friendly screener designed to uncover challenges in number sense, patterns, estimation, and more. This is more than a test—it’s a guided screening tool that helps you understand how a student is thinking, not just whether answers are correct. 💛 Looking for extra support?Grab the FREE A

1st - 4th

Other (Math)

CCSS

1.NBT.A.1

, 2.NBT.A.1

, 3.NBT.A.2

Sensory toys for occupational therapy: Hand-Eye Brain gym Printable for Kids

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PsychoScreen

Strengthen thinking skills and coordination with these engaging Brain Gym printable worksheets! These activities combine hand movements, shapes, and simple multiplication (×2 and ×3) to help children activate both sides of the brain while learning. Kids follow hand patterns, trace shapes, and solve multiplication while moving their hands in different directions. This supports brain activation, focus, and learning through movement. Features: - Brain Gym–inspired activities using hands and shapes

PreK - 8th, Adult Education

Geometry, Graphic Arts, Mental Math

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