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Learning Disability Dyslexia Awareness Activities | Grade 3 & up BUNDLE
Looking for fun and engaging Dyslexia (Learning Disability) awareness and acceptance activities in your elementary classroom or home? Dyslexia Awareness Month is coming up, need some ideas to increase inclusion? Wondering how to tell your child that they have dyslexia? This disability activity BUNDLE includes Four (4) suggested activities to introduce dyslexia (includes role play, video suggestions and post-activity debriefing questions)Nineteen (19) pages of a story 'Disha has Dyslexia' (PDF/PP
3rd - 5th
Shopping - Calculating Sales & Discounts - A PowerPoint Jeopardy Game
Teach students about different types of sales and how to calculate discounts. This 57 slide PowerPoint Jeopardy game includes: * 5 categories - Dollar off amount, buy one get one free, several for one price, percent off, coupons * Answers are given as part of the game * 4 teaching slides that talk about sales and discounts are placed BEFORE the Jeopardy game. You can use them or not.
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Dyslexia Learning Disability Awareness & Inclusion Activities | Grade 3 & Up
Looking for fun and engaging Dyslexia (Learning Disability) awareness and acceptance activities in your elementary classroom or home? Wondering how to tell your child that they have dyslexia? Dyslexia Awareness Month is coming up, need some ideas to increase inclusion? This disability activity pack includes Four (4) suggested activities to introduce dyslexia (includes role play, video suggestions and post-activity debriefing questions)Nineteen (19) pages of a story 'Disha has Dyslexia' (PDF/PPT)
3rd - 6th
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: Secret message decoding activity bundle
Lowercase Letter Closure Drag & Drop! (for virtual or in-person learning)
This activity is intended to be shared through virtual learning platforms however, it can also be projected onto a whiteboard for in-person learning! It is in PowerPoint format. This activity was made to help increase students' awareness of letter closures when handwriting. This is a great activity to use with students that have visual perceptual concerns. Students are first encouraged to identify the letter that is missing a piece, then they turn, drag, and drop the missing pieces into the corr
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Handwriting
Orientation and Mobility Types of Intersections
Have you student work on different types of intersections in this interactive Quiz.
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Scissors Skills cut and paste worksheets
These worksheets were designed for beginner scissor skills and practice. Scissors tips and adaptation considerations are provided for reference purposes. The pre-cutting lines have color-coded beginning and end point along with visuals to increase attention to the cutting lines. These visual are then transferred to basic shapes (circle, square and triangle); visuals for direction of cutting is given on the introductory page only. The rest of the cutting worksheets have a page of shapes with
PreK - K
Dyslexia Learning Disability Acceptance Activities for Kindergarten, Grades 1, 2
Looking for fun and engaging Dyslexia (Learning Disability) awareness and acceptance activities in your classroom or home? Wondering how to tell your child that they have dyslexia? Dyslexia Awareness Month is coming up, need some ideas to increase inclusion? This disability activity pack includes Three (3) suggested activities to introduce dyslexia (includes role play, video suggestions and post-activity debriefing questions)Nineteen (19) pages of a story 'Disha has Dyslexia' (PDF/PPT) for print
K - 2nd
Count 1-20 with Magnet Numbers (Interactive PowerPoint)
Practice counting 1-20 and numeral identification skills while reinforcing visual tracking and visual scanning skills. DirectionsCount the circles by clicking each circle. To increase the challenge, count the circles without clicking them.Click the magnet number that corresponds with the number of circles.If the selected magnet is correct, it will stick to the magnetic wand. If it's not correct, it will not stick to the magnetic wand. (This resource is self-checking!).*This is a read-only file.
K - 2nd
Math, Numbers
Also included in: PowerPoint Digital Interactive Activities Bundle 1
3 OT skills: clean, sweep, take out trash FREEBIE
This is a FREEBIE and teaches students a First, Next Finally--this is known as a step-by-step routine. This would be helpful, as a supplement/ an increase in getting thepractice of hygiene/preventing any time of spreading germs. I think that this PowerPoint would be ideal for teaching students how to properly care for their classroom/learning environment. The step-by-step includes: 1. First sweep up the trash 2. Next clean up thedirt 3. Finally throw away the trash I hope this product is helpful
PreK - 3rd
Health, Reading
Also included in: Special Ed. Cooking, Safety, & OT BIG BUNDLE
Baby Shark Theme Token System with Transition Board Bundle
The baby shark token system and transition board bundle comes with two visual schedules along with example pecs to be utilized as "reinforcers" tokens and character themed tokens for the child to obtain. This is a 3:1 FR (fixed ratio) reinforcement schedule but may also be utilized as an VR (variable-ratio) schedule if necessary. Template may be modified to the child's interests and needs. The purpose of these visual schedules is to assist teachers, aides, therapists, parents, etc. with increasi
PreK - 12th
Rain Boots social story
This social story is great for increasing a child's comfort with wearing rain boots to jump in puddles and be outside after a rainstorm.
PreK - K
Customizable Orientation Book for Patients with Dementia or Memory Deficits
Making orientation books for residents with dementia decreases behaviors and improves overall orientation! This template has pages labeled with various rooms to help orient your patients. Just print and customize with any building-specific pictures. My favorite way to use this is with my patients with dementia, if they seem confused or repeatedly ask “where am I” you can set this book on their lap as a visual aid! The following is included: Customizable Orientation Book Template -Day of the
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Halloween Visual Memory Digital Interactive Game
This game requires you to pay attention to and remember the set of images that slowly appear and then disappear. This game is to be used in Present mode.has 10 multiple-choice items.gradually increases in difficulty.is self-checking.How to playClick START. As the Halloween images appear and then disappear, remember them and their order. Then select the matching set of images that you briefly saw. The set of images gradually get shorter viewing time, so pay attention! *This is a read-only file.
1st - 8th
Also included in: PowerPoint digital interactive activities bundle 2 (Holiday bundle)
You've Been Framed Visual Perception PowerPoint Game
A PowerPoint game with 17 2-slide puzzles that increase in difficulty as you go. Work challenges from three frames up to six. Look at the frames at the top and find those exact frames in an image at the bottom. Click on the one you pick and the answer will show up. This game is also included in my 16 Visual Perceptual Game Bundle at a discount. Click here to check it out. IF YOU ALREADY OWN the 16 Visual Perceptual Game Bundle, you already own this game. Please follow my store to be notified of
4th - 12th
Also included in: 21 Digital PowerPoint Games Bundle
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
Virtual Life Skills: Money Management Part 2
Virtual/Telehealth sessions Work with your student on money management including calculating totals and change and percent off with this fun interactive live worksheets. Students can drag and drop money into your hand as well as calculate change presented in front of them. This has been incredibly helpful for myself in performing life skills money management. My students all agree this is a fun way to learn!
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Gingerbread Village Spot the Difference Interactive Visual Perception Game
Gingerbread Village is a great interactive NO PREP Spot the Difference game where children can work on increasing their visual perceptual skills to spot or find differences between two side-by-side images. Differentiated to include 6 different levels with five slides each . Spot 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 differences in each slide. Made with Distance Learning and Teletherapy in mind! Can be used with screen sharing platforms such as Zoom. Use a mouse on a computer or trackpad on laptop to drag MOV
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Superhero Stretches!-Yoga and Sensory Breaks for the Classroom
This power point includes yoga-based poses for children that can be used in the classroom to help increase self-regulation, focus, balance, strength, and body awareness. Perfect for whole class movement breaks or individual poses that students can complete in their seats. Social stories are included in the notes section of the power point along with visuals to teach students what Superhero Stretches do and when they can be used.
PreK - 2nd
What's Missing?
Images of animals appear on screen. When the slide is advanced, one image disappears! The number of images and cognitive functions required to track images increases as game progresses. Played in Presentation Mode. Can be used as a classroom warm-up or therapy/counseling intervention. Assesses/targets: Executive functioningSelective attentionPlanning/problem-solvingVisual-spatial skillsMemoryUse of strategies such as mnemonics, chunking, etc.Distress toleranceImpulse control
K - 6th
School Counseling, School Psychology
Winter Handwriting
This is a thematic "Winter Handwriting Set" that will not only help your students with writing but with language and vocabulary as well. This set includes 28 unique winter themed words with pictures and writing to trace. I have included both color version and black and white for easier printing. This set could be used in a classroom, activity center or homeschool setting. Simply print the cards, laminate them (if you want them to really last), use dry erase marker and crayons to trace. Or if you
PreK - 1st
Writing
Under The Sea Spot the Difference Interactive Visual Perception Game
Under The Sea is a great interactive NO PREP Spot the Difference game for all ages where children can work on increasing their visual perceptual skills to spot or find differences between two side-by-side images. Differentiated to include 5 different levels with ten slides each. Spot 1, 2, 3, 5, or 7 differences in each slide. Made with Distance Learning and Teletherapy in mind! Can be used with screen sharing platforms such as Zoom. Use a mouse on a computer or trackpad on laptop to drag MOV
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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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A Day At The Zoo Spot the Difference Interactive Visual Perception Game
A Day At The Zoo is a great interactive NO PREP Spot the Difference game for all ages where children can work on increasing their visual perceptual skills to spot or find differences between two side-by-side images. Differentiated to include 5 different levels with ten slides each. Spot 1, 2, 3, 5, or 7 differences in each slide. Made with Distance Learning and Teletherapy in mind! Can be used with screen sharing platforms such as Zoom. Use a mouse on a computer or trackpad on laptop to drag
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