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Spring Fine Motor Control Activity, Occupational Therapy, Pre-K and K
Welcome spring with an activity to promote fine motor control and coordination in Pre-K and Kindergarten students. This pre-writing activity is great for: learning pencil control (going slow and carefully not to touch the lines)motor coordinationbilateral coordination (helper hand holds one side of the paper while the other draws)hand-eye coordinationdynamic finger movements for increased control on writing utensilleft-to-right motion of drawingcrossing mid-lineteaching early matching skillsThes
PreK - K
Handwriting
Joint Attention Strategies Parent Handout Intervention Ideas Early Intervention
Looking for ways to increase joint attention and engagement in your occupational therapy or speech therapy sessions? This parent/therapist handout includes over 50 intervention ideas, including activities and strategies to help increase joint attention through play. Great for early intervention, but also for all ages that need help developing this social interaction skill! This was written so parents can also easily understand and implement, so it works great as a parent handout too! (Note that
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Cutting practice with visuals (right hand and left hand options included)
Straight line cutting practice with finger placement visuals. 3 levels to increase challenge and visual motor skills. Right hand and left hand options.
PreK - K
Art
Decreasing Undesired Throwing Behaviors
This parent friendly handout helps caregivers understand why undesired throwing occurs and what they can do to decrease this behavior moving forward.
PreK
Social Emotional Learning
** Occupational Therapy Explained: Informational Handout, What is OT? **
OTs are an integral part of the therapy team, focusing on increasing the participation of those we work with in their desired and required activities needed for living a fulfilling and independent life. Occupational therapy covers a wide range of skills - and that’s why we love it so much! This quick, one-page resource was created to be an easy explanation for caregivers, teachers and parents. Please note, as with all of our resources, this download does not substitute skilled medical interventi
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Faded Stimulus Tracing Lowercase Letters and Punctuation Worksheets for ABA
Faded Stimulus Tracing Lowercase Letters and Punctuation Worksheets for ABA Stimulus Fading: This product allows students to trace lowercase letters and punctuation symbols with increasing independence! Occupational therapists, ABA therapists, and special educators will love using this in their classrooms. Your digital download will include: 1 printable PDF5 pages of tracing worksheetsLowercase letters A through ZPeriod, comma, exclamation point, and question markGet yours today and thanks for s
PreK - 2nd
Faded Stimulus Tracing Letters and Numbers Worksheets for ABA Writing Practice
Faded Stimulus Tracing Letters and Numbers Worksheets for ABA Writing Practice: This stimuli fading product allows students to trace capital letters and numbers 1 through 20 with increasing independence! Occupational therapists, ABA therapists, and special educators will love using this in their classrooms. Your digital download will include: 1 printable PDF8 pages of tracing worksheetsCapital letters A through ZNumbers 1 through 20Get yours today and thanks for supporting AllDayABA! ----------&
PreK - 2nd
Occupational Therapy Fieldwork Level 2 Weekly Responsibilities - Editable
Are you an Occupational Therapist who is supervising fieldwork students? This fully editable printable, is perfect for introducing your student to the expectation and responsibilities you assign them. Introduction page is great for outlining all the important details such as times, dates, and locations of service. Following the introduction, this manual outlines the responsibilities your student can take on during their 12 week rotation. Responsibilities are provided, such as increasing number o
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Fine Motor Activities (Quick, Easy, Affordable)
Quick handout to give to parents with 4 quick, easy, affordable ideas for fine motor activities to incorporate in everyday play activities at home with their children to increase bilateral coordination and overall fine motor strength and coordination.
PreK - 2nd
PERMISSION to SPIT Feeding Therapy Picky Eating
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTcsftZhlrYhttps://www.virtualmilestoneacademy.com/blog-1For many of the kiddos I meet, mealtimes don’t trigger that it is time to relax, it triggers the opposite of relax. Instead of the parasympathetic nervous system readying the body to rest and digest, the sympathetic nervous system takes over, heart rate and breathing rate increase, and our body prepares for fight or flight. Let’s face it, because of this; mealtimes often become stressful for everyone when fe
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Picky Eating and Breathing Reminder to Breathe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTcsftZhlrYhttps://www.virtualmilestoneacademy.com/blog-1For many of the kiddos I meet, mealtimes don’t trigger that it is time to relax, it triggers the opposite of relax. Instead of the parasympathetic nervous system readying the body to rest and digest, the sympathetic nervous system takes over, heart rate and breathing rate increase, and our body prepares for fight or flight. Let’s face it, because of this; mealtimes often become stressful for everyone when fe
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Calming Bedtime Activities for Children
Help children learn how to calm their bodies and emotions with this easy-to-use Calming Activities Handout for Kids by Monica Plack, occupational therapist. This downloadable resource is perfect for therapists, teachers, and parents supporting children with big feelings, sensory needs, or self-regulation challenges. Included is a visual picture choice board that allows children to independently select calming strategies that work best for them. Using visuals increases engagement, communication
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Character Education, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Fine Motor Control: Lego Build Activty
For this activity students with develop their visual-spatial abilities, as well as their fine motor control.
The child will look at one of the tower handouts and then use their lego pieces to recreate their own version. They can then ask a teacher, parent or peer to check their work. If they are incorrect they should be prompted to compare their finished product with the sample page and attempt to correct their copy.
Furthermore, it is important that before each new tower is attempted tha
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