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Physical Education and Adapted P.E. Visual Schedules and Communication Supports
Physical education and adapted P.E. visual schedules and communication supports. Great for special education, P.E., occupational therapy, physical therapy, early intervention, preschool, elementary school and more!
PreK - 12th
Gross Motor: Core Strengthening and Stability Ideas (Toddlers and school age)
Here is a great handout for therapists/caregivers needing ideas for fun core strengthening and stability exercises for children 2 years of age and up. It includes 2 full pages of ideas. Make these exercises as creative and individualized to your child's tolerance. Enjoy!
PreK - 5th
Also included in:Â IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
Gross Motor Game: Thanksgiving/Find the Hidden Turkey Dinner
Enjoy this gross motor game with your clients and students just in time for the beautiful fall/autumn season. This game downloads as an interactive PowerPoint game that involves searching for the Hidden Turkey Dinner. There are 3 plates to choose from with only 1 revealing the Hidden Turkey Dinner. The correct plate will also have an attached gross motor task for the client/student to perform. Please review the video tutorial for more insight. Enjoy!
PreK - 8th
Sally's Got Mail Gross Motor Game/Activity (Valentines Day)
Enjoy this fun gross motor game with your younger children, students and clients. It features a "You've got mail" theme with a fun Valentine's Day twist. It involves a little girl named Sally. Sally's friend, Bobby, sent her a Valentine's Day card but to the wrong address (her aunt's address). Sally's aunt stays around the corner and is expecting Sally to arrive any minute before the mail truck delivers the Valentine's Day card from Bobby. However, Sally really needs help completing 10 different
PreK - 5th
Also included in:Â IMAGINATIVE GROSS MOTOR PLAY BUNDLE (early intervention, school)
Finger Knitting Zine Mini Printable Step by Step Booklet
Finger knitting is a fun way for students to create with yarn and there are no needles necessary! Help them learn the steps with these detailed step by step illustrations with descriptions. I taught my elementary and high school students how to finger knit but couldn't find any diagrams anywhere to help. I created these and they have helped make it so much easier for them to learn at their own pace and feel mastery! I put as many details and tips as I could fit into one piece of paper, I hope yo
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Classroom Community, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
40 Fun Gross Motor Movement Cards/Flashcards (Activities using a Cup)
Who would've ever thought Gross Motor Fun could be achieved with using a single Plastic/Paper/Styrofoam cup and a spark of imagination. Try this resource with your little ones and/or students as a fun way to challenge their gross motor skills. Great for Telehealth settings. This set includes 40 different movement cards to choose from. Choose and pick cards pertinent to your child's skill level and feel free to adapt skills as needed. For instance, if a card says walk forwards/backwards and the c
PreK - 8th
Also included in:Â IMAGINATIVE GROSS MOTOR PLAY BUNDLE (early intervention, school)
Bilateral Coordination Activities - 50 Mats - Occupational Therapy - Fine Motor
This set of 50 Bilateral Coordination Activity Mats are designed to build fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination & visual-motor integration. Useful for Occupational Therapy sessions, helping kids co-ordinate their body and build connections between the brain’s left and right hemispheres. Students use both hands together, tracing dots with their left hand and performing hand movements with the right hand. 50 printable Mats - differentiated In a variety of Cute Colors.Use on the wall or tabl
PreK - 5th
Visual Arts
Gross Motor Game: Fall/Harvest Scavenger Hunt
Enjoy this fun gross motor game just in time for the fall/autumn season. This game can be done in PowerPoint and is similar to a virtual matching game with a twist. There are 12 scavenger hunt items to find, but in order for the items to be revealed the child/student must first perform the 12 different gross motor tasks (in any order). Each time a gross motor task is performed, click that particular gross motor task card and one of the 12 scavenger hunt items will appear on the opposite side of
PreK - 8th
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