Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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How to paint with less water in the Classroom.
Increase quality of art for preschoolers and elementary students while decreasing drying and clean up time with these painting tips. This set provides teaching tips applicable for instructor and student when using watercolor pan sets or tempera paints. This 3 page set includes the following: 1st page-Color order practice sheet emphasis in primary and secondary colors. 2nd page- primary thru tertiary color wheel worksheet, and 3rd page-Painting Tips for Instructor's
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Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Food Description
Work on exploring new foods by describing them! This is very simple visual designed to help decrease fears and anxiety when introducing new foods. This visual includes prompts for what foods look like, feel like, smell like, and taste like. *Updated to include the category "tastes like" as well as an increased amount of descriptive prompts with new clipart* If you are searching for a product that includes more visuals for exploring foods, check out Food Exploration. Coloring sheets are included
PreK - 2nd
Three Paediatric voice exercise to relax the voice with evidence base and goals
Techniques focused on targeting; -Establish normal vocal fold vibration via co-ordination of respiration and/or phonation and increasing vocal fold strength. -Increase and decrease pitch without abnormal perceptual voice characteristics. May require improvement of vocal fold strength and flexibility and co-ordination of phonation and respiration. Reducing breathiness, roughness and strain will assist with improving pitch variation. -To regulate biofeedback feeling and tension in vocal folds, o
K - 6th
OT Parent Handout - Tactile Sensitivity: Dressing Strategies
This occupational therapy resource includes a parent and caregiver educational handout with strategies from an OT regarding increasing tolerance to dressing and clothing textures for children who have tactile sensitivity. The resource also includes a page with sensory strategies to perform prior to dressing in order to regulate the nervous system and decrease tactile sensitivity, which can lead to increased tolerance and comfort with dressing. PRINTABLES: click the following links to check out f
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Social Emotional Learning
Also included in:Â Sensory Processing Resources Bundle - OT
Letter Reversal (PBDQ) Worksheets
This worksheet was assembled by a pediatric occupational therapist. Many kiddos who struggle with letter reversals struggle with spatial awareness. This search and find activity (see page #1 for sample) can help increase top vs. bottom awareness (p vs b) and left vs. right awareness (d vs b). Pair with a multisensory activity (drawing shapes in the air, using push pins to poke the letters, tracing letters in shaving cream, etc. to further target these skills and see decreases in frequency of let
1st - 3rd
Handwriting
Bathroom and Hand-washing Sequence Social Story! Toilet training, autism,
Help your students and clients with toilet and hand washing!With this very simple and direct social story, your students will have a very simple and concise social story in order to go to the bathroom. Images and directions are purposely written to be very direct, simple, and selective in order to decrease distractions and increase focus and attention to the task and sequence of toileting and washing hands.Perfect to use in general education, special education, occupational therapy, and more! H
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
31 Girls Dressing Clipart! ADLs, school, clothes,self-care, high quality images!
31 high quality girls dressing clipart! Help your students and clients with dressing!Images include:7 B&W and colors of girls images Hats (2)Mittens (2)Ear muffs (2)Shirts (2)Jackets (2)Shorts (2)Pants (2)Sneakers (2)Shoes (2)Scarf (2)Boots (2)Dress (2)EASILLY make your own material for students in all environments! Easy to download and create visual aids, social stories, and more. Images and directions are purposely created to be very direct, simple, and selective in order to decrease distract
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Kid's Water Tracker
Kid’s Water Tracker in minimal color, printer-friendly! This kid's water tracker sheet includes a fill-in-the-raindrop sheet for the appropriate age. Sheet 1: 4 raindrops for 4 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 1-3-years-old) Sheet 2: 5 raindrops for 5 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 4-8-years-old) Sheet 3: 8 raindrops for 8 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 9 years old and up) This is perfect for any child that needs to track their fluid intake to decrease constipa
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Morning routine visual schedule checklist, social narrative and reward chart
Are you working with a child who is struggling with their morning routine at home? This morning routine checklist is perfect for kids who need extra support and prompting in the morning. It comes with a visual morning routine checklist, social narrative story, moring routine reward chart, and a tip sheet!  This is a great resource to use with children with ASD, children who may have slower processing speeds or who have difficulty in processing language. WHATS INCLUDED:Morning routine check
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Pizza Visual Recipe - with videos and pictures
Visual Pizza Recipe with VideosSupports students to increase their independence in cooking with this engaging visual and video Pizza recipe. The extra visual prompts with simplified instructions are designed to be inclusive of a range of abilities and support development of cooking skills. This is a tomato, onion, peppers and cheese Pizza recipe. Two versions are provided: Version 1: Visual recipe (pdf) is 2 pages and has pictures for ingredients, tools and each step of the recipe. Version 2:
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Secret message code and symbol digital download
Given the increase in screen time during virtual learning, I wanted to develop a fun activity for visual focus, attention and engagement that does not require a screen, and can also exercise the eyes. This activity was inspired by the Navajo code talkers, though rather than using words in a different language to represent letters, it uses very simple symbols to represent each letter so that kids can write and decode secret messages. This is a digital download that you can print or use to copy a
K - 5th
English Language Arts, Writing
Also included in:Â Secret message decoding activity bundle
Speech & Language Therapy Schedule for Teachers
This form can easily be used to plug in the speech and language therapy sessions times for your school's teachers. It can be used to help teachers acclimate to the speech and language therapy schedule for the year in order to increase attendance. Easy to fill out for your purposes.
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Handwriting Uno! Uppercase and Number Formation Uno Cards with stimulus to start
52 CARDS TOTAL for Capital Letter Writing Game Play!Includes: 52 Cards iin total! IncludesNumbers 1-9 with stimulus to begin numbers at starting point to increase top-down formationUppercase letters A-Z with stimulus to begin letters at starting point to increase top-down formationBackside of card (print double sided!) ***Before printing, make sure your setting is changed to "Size to Fit" and Double Sided, and orientation is correct!Traditional game play cards --> Reverse, Skip, Draw +2, Wild
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Other (ELA), Writing
Decrease Toe Walking (Physical, Occupational, Speech Therapy) IEP, school, EI
Here's a great handout with some simple gross motor play ideas for decreasing Toe Walking presentations in the pediatric population. This resource is for suggestive use only and not for the sole treatment of Toe Walking. Perfect for school, early intervention and clinic based settings. Check out the video preview for further insight! Enjoy!
PreK - 8th
Also included in:Â IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
Communication Quiz for teens or older learners
A quiz designed to support the individual to understand their preferences as well as those around them when recieving communication. Through developing awareness, it will support advocacy/needs within the school or workplace environment. Information taken from Laroche, 2007 regarding direct and indirect communication features.
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Imposter or Crewmate Self Regulation Desktop Strip and Poster | Among Us
Help your students identify if their emotions are Imposters or Crewmates with this no prep desktop strip and poster! Perfect to use to help students calm their bodies in class!Desktop strip and enlarged picture contains language, visual aids, bright colors, and calming strategies for students to use at their desk to increase their self regulation skills.Instruct your student to identify their current feeling/emotional color and the strategies provided to calm themself back to green/happyReduces
PreK - 8th
School Counseling
Handwriting Uno! Lowercase and Number Formation Uno Cards with stimulus to start
52 CARDS TOTAL for Lowercase Letter Writing Game Play!Includes: 52 Cards iin total! IncludesNumbers 1-9 with stimulus to begin numbers at starting point to increase top-down formationUppercase letters A-Z with stimulus to begin letters at starting point to increase top-down formationBackside of card (print double sided!) ***Before printing, make sure your setting is changed to "Size to Fit" and Double Sided, and orientation is correct!Traditional game play cards --> Reverse, Skip, Draw +2, W
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (ELA), Writing
Identifying Emotions and Feelings Printable Cards for Occupational Therapy
Printable Cards to identify feelings and emotions when arriving to class or Occupational Therapy sessions, created by a pediatric Occupational Therapist! This includes ten pages with various faces and features (ie: boy, girl, non-binary). This is perfect to help educate children on various emotions with visuals for increased understanding. Check out some of my other resource packets on the topics below: Comprehensive Pre-Writing Strokes and Tracing Practice Handouts for OTWeighted Vest Instructi
1st - 4th
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
Mindful Game: Football and Toeball
Our fun, colorful, and printable handouts are ideal for the classroom, home, or clinic. Kid-friendly with easy-to-follow steps, most are illustrated and encourage kids to explore mindfulness and wellness activities, as well as access them on their own. About this handout: This game has nothing to do with scrimmage lines or quarterbacks and everything to do with building strong and healthy cores, developing coordination, concentration, cooperation, and communication skills, and stretching the fee
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Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Dinosaur Visual Spatial and Cutting Activity, Fine Motor, Bilateral Skills
Practice cutting skills with this dinosaur themed activity! Students will have the opportunity to increase bilateral coordination to cut out elements of a prehistoric scene and use their visual discrimination skills to match the picture to its shadow. Excellent fine motor and visual skills activity for occupational therapy students, or students looking for extra fine motor practice!
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For All Subjects
St. Patrick's Day Fine Motor and Handwriting
Check multiple standards off your to do list with these fun St. Patrick's Day themed activities. These sheets can be used for March seat work, morning work, or whole group writing. Activities include: Four leaf clover cut outs: cut out the leaves for letter, number, and color matching or sorting activitiesAlphabet practice: practice writing uppercase or lowercase letters and numbersJoke decoder: practice writing letters to decode a fun jokePencil ControlMazesWord SearchesHow do you recommend I
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Handwriting
Winter Visual Spatial and Cutting Activity, Fine Motor, Bilateral Skills
Practice cutting and visual discrimination skills with this winter themed activity! Students will have the opportunity to increase bilateral coordination to cut out elements of a snowy scene and use their visual discrimination skills to match the picture to its shadow. Excellent fine motor and visual skills activity for occupational therapy students, or students looking for extra fine motor practice!
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Also included in:Â Winter & Holiday Activity Bundle, Occupational Therapy, Fine Motor Practice
Decrease Arousal Levels
Special education handout for decreasing arousal levels in each of the sensory systems. Handout provides example activities and classroom/home modifications.
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