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Crawling- Why it matters? AND How to help a child Crawl

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👶 Crawling: Why It Matters & How to Help Your Baby Parent Handout by Monica Plack, Occupational TherapistCrawling is a critical milestone that builds the foundation for your baby’s strength, coordination, vision, and future learning. This printable parent handout by Monica Plack, Occupational Therapist explains why crawling matters and gives families simple, effective ways to encourage crawling through everyday play. Whether your baby is just beginning to move or needs extra support, this gu

PreK, Adult Education

School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning

Christmas/Winter Emotional Regulation Chart: Gingerbread Theme

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Miracles and Moree Therapy

Here is a great resource to use with younger children and students learning how to identify inner emotions through gingerbread visuals (2 full gingerbread face charts included). Perfect for the Winter/Christmas season. Feel free to print and laminate for multiple usage. Enjoy!

PreK - 8th

Also included in: IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)

Crossing Midline Cards | OT Movement Exercises for PreK-2

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Little Learners Lightbulb

Crossing Midline Cards help PreK-2 students practice coordinated opposite-side movements during quick classroom movement breaks. These crossing midline exercises support gross motor control, bilateral coordination, balance, and classroom readiness in a simple, teacher-friendly way. What's included• Cross crawl exercise cards • Beanbag reach movement cards • Ribbon path movement cards • Midline brain break poster How teachers can use itUse these Crossing Midline Cards for quick movement breaks, p

PreK - 2nd

Health, Physical Education

Summer Skills for Little Learners: Pre-K to Kindergarten

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OT is Fun

Parent or teacher handout for: School Readiness Skills Following directions Sitting for group activities Fine motor control Scissor skills Name writing Independence/self-care Social participation Emotional regulation Attention and transitions

PreK - K

Not Subject Specific