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FREE U.S. Money Mastery: Real Photo Identification Quizzes & Tracing | IEP Goal
Stop searching for functional money assessments! đŸª™đŸ’µ Are you looking for a data-driven, visual way to evaluate money recognition? This 13-page Money Mastery Freebie provides a structured and professional assessment for Special Education (SPED) classrooms and students with Autism. What’s EXACTLY Inside?This resource is organized into two comprehensive assessment pages (Bills vs. Coins), each featuring 3 progressive activities: đŸ“„ Page 11: Banknotes Identification Quiz ($1 - $100)Activity 1 (M
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Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in:Â Next Dollar Up Strategy Interactive Slides | Shopping & Price & comparaison
Ways & Tactics to Increase your Freelance Clients and Deals
Ways & Tactics to Increase your Freelance Clients and Deals It is a short book consisting of 16 pages that contain 10 main points, from which important topics branch out, simple explanations, practical representation, and auxiliary tools. 29 ways to increase your freelancing clients and deals How freelancing can juggle multiple clients What to do when a freelance writing client doesn't pay What if it's been longer than 30 days? What not to do when you haven't been paid How to deal with imposte
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Business
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Parent Input Form for Initial, Annual, and Reevaluation IEPs
This document is extremely useful and easy when preparing for an IEP meeting. This document has all the essential pieces so that you can go into an IEP meeting prepared and know any parent concerns ahead of time. This document is an editable PDF where the font size decreases no matter how much the parent writes so you always have the information you need without it being cut off.
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Proprioceptive and Strengthening Exercises
Proprioceptive exercises for strengthening, calming, increasing attention, emotional regulation. Key words: Sensory intervention, Sensory Integration, occupational therapy, OT, PT, classroom, Special Education, IEP, 504, Brain break. For teenagers, older students, or adults. Middle school, high school.
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For All Subjects, Health
What's an IEP? Self-Determination & Self-Advocacy Through Teaching About IEPs
Ready to increase your students’ self-determination skills and build their skills as self-advocates? Teaching students about their own IEPs is a key step in them becoming self-advocates! The included "What's an IEP?" Student Guide is a great way to structure a conversation or lesson around what an IEP is and how it helps students succeed in school. With student-friendly language explaining IEPs, goals, services, and accommodations, students can learn about the IEP process and team. Then, s
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Interoception Handout
A useful handout to introduce interoception and begin to increase awareness.
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Social Emotional Learning
Rug Rules
Our Rug Rules Visual is designed with little learners in mind! Review these rules and demonstrate what they mean prior to every circle time or rug activity to help increase attending behaviors.
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US Pony Club D1 Certification Interactive Notebook PREVIEW
You provide the notebook, I supply the templates for the notebook! Have your unrated and D level Pony Clubbers create this reusable resources while prepping for Quiz Rally or certification! Work comes directly from the USPC D1 manual. The interactive notebook is filled with flip books, charts, practice sheets, pockets and so much more. THIS IS ONLY A PREVIEW!
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Science
Scissor Skill Development
This product was created to help develop visual motor skills needed for cutting. The colored lines utilized increase cutting precision and direction comprehension.
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Free Partner Strategies for AAC Core Vocabulary Handout
This 3 page handout provides some basic useful strategies partners (teachers, parents, and SLPs) can use to encourage and increase communication skills and aac use in students who are learning to communicate with aac.
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Teacher anecdotal notes
This notebook provides a space for observations and a place for instructional decisions based on the observations.This formative assessment is quick, easy and can be done throughout the year to keep track of student progress.These notes can be taken for any subject and are great to reference while doing report cards as well!
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Putty Exercises
Help your student or child build hand strength with these putty exercises. These exercises target muscle strength of the hands and fingers that can increase participation in daily tasks. You can use playdoh, clay, or putty to complete these exercises.
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Handwriting
OT Tricks for Teachers: Heavy Work for Self-Regulation
Heavy work activates the proprioceptive system. by working with the proprioceptive system you can even out disturbances in other sensory systems. You can increase energy levels if you need to and you can reduce high energy levels to help children reach a calm, comfortable space to interact with the world. Sponsored by
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Writing Conference Records FREE
These forms will help keep you focused during writing conferences with students. Keep track of focus, next steps for teacher and student, resources given and other important notes. Help increase the effectiveness of communication/feedback with your students.
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English Language Arts, Writing
Gallery Walk Reflection
This Gallery Walk Reflections is a half page paper that you can give to students after completing a gallery walk activity. It asks three questions and allows you take a formative assessment quickly.
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Family Consumer Sciences, For All Subjects
Fight Food Jag
Fight Food Jag is an informational handout created by a pediatric SLP and OT to help parents understand how to improve their child's mealtime behavior and increase their food repertoire.
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Easier Doesn't Mean Lazier
Ideas for breaking down tasks to identify and reduce steps and barriers. This handout explains task analysis and it’s role in adapting activities to reduce barriers and increase supports. With practical examples and tips to customize for different brains and learning styles. Please note that it is not a replacement to therapeutic services. Have a chat with your relevant professionals if you have any questions.
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FREE OT Visual Perception: Math Symbols Worksheet
Do you have students with visual perceptual challenges that struggle to identify different symbols in math equations? This resource is a great way to practice math symbol identification to increase student's confidence when solving math problems. Or simply use as a great tool to address visual perception skills of visual scanning and tracking with your patients. Whether you print and laminate this worksheet for multiple uses or print and go for one time use, it's a great no-prep worksheet that m
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Basic Operations, Math
Physical/Occupational Therapy Core Strength Home Exercise Handout - Animal Walks
Handout for physical or occupational therapists to send home with children for carryover. Highlights 8 basic animal walks with description that parents can use to encourage children to work on core strength, balance, motor planning and coordination at home. Easy to print, formatted as a single page handout with black and white images. Great for children to practice over breaks in service, or for children who may not qualify for services but could benefit from an increase in gross motor activity.
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Physical Education
Halloween Fine Motor and Visual Perception Packet
Download this halloween activity packet to practice fine motor sills, visual motor, and visual perception skills. Activities include: Prewriting Shape Practice: horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines, circle, square, trianglePencil Control: Trace on the bolded line to increase motor accuracy and pencil control skillsCutting: Cut on the bolded line to practice simple cutting skillsCraft: Color the craft, cut on the bold line, and assembleColoring pagesI-Spy: Locate hidden items in a pictureMaze
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Writing
Life Skills FREEBIE - Task Analysis - IEP Goal Bank Ideas
| FREEBIE | Life Skills | IEP Goals | Math | Reading | Writing | Task Analysis | IEP Objectives |Every year, coming up with FUNCTIONAL IEP goals is of utmost importance for students' success outside of the classroom. It is important that the IEP team work together to select goals that are relevant, age appropriate, and directly applicable to the real world to ensure future independence. This FREEBIE provides you with examples of meaningful goal areas that you can work on with your students to
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Also included in:Â IEP Goal Assessments - PRINT & GO - Special Education - Life Skills - BUNDLE
Farm Animal Fine Motor and Visual Perception Packet
Download this farm animal activity packet to practice fine motor sills, visual motor, and visual perception skills. Activities include: Prewriting Shapes Practice: Practice drawing horizontal and vertical lines, crosses, circles, squares, and diagonal lines. Cutting: Cut on the bolded line to practice simple cutting skills. Mazes: Complete to mazes to increase motor planning and accuracy. Pencil Control: Trace on the bolded line to increase motor accuracy and pencil control skillsMemory Matchin
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For All Subjects
Cooking in Speech Therapy - YouTube Video Series - Handout: Wordless Recipes
My YouTube videos are going in a new direction! This free bilingual handout is meant to go with videos on my channel: https://www.youtube.com/sarahwuslp Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE my channel for more Wordless Life Skills: https://www.youtube.com/sarahwuslp I use video with students with communication disorders to work on sequencing, answering WH-questions, increasing vocabulary, describing, and retelling. Recipe videos are great for this type of work, but I've had trouble finding videos th
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Spanish
Simple To-Do List | Hyperlinks On Main Page | Digital or Printable | Ipad
- Simple and Minimalistic To-Do List for Productivity. - Teachers can use to become more organized. - Can be used digitally on a tablet or printed and used. - Digital use includes hyperlinked boxes on the main page of the To-Do list. - Check out the SIMPLE 2023 Digital Planner on our page as well to increase your personal organization and productivity. -Planner includes over 3000 hyperlinks and is very simple and easy to use.
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