Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

Shopping - Calculating Sales & Discounts - A PowerPoint Jeopardy Game

Created by

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

Created by

Deborah SLT

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

Also included in: Disability Awareness & Inclusion Activity Bundle for Grades 3 & Up | Elementary

Secret message code and symbol digital download

Created by

Little Lotus Therapy

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)

Created by

Miss Renee OT

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

Speech & Language Therapy Schedule for Teachers

Created by

SLP Therapy Resources

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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Orientation and Mobility Types of Intersections

Created by

Julianna Greenleaf

Have you student work on different types of intersections in this interactive Quiz.

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Mr. Wiggle and Mr. Waggle

Created by

Peggy Campbell-Rush

Do your students struggle with fine motor control? Did you know that good handwriting, coloring, using scissors, etc...actually starts in the shoulder muscles? You can use this wonderfully engaging full-arm finger play to increase the strength in the entire arm. This has a full description with instructions and photos for easy use today in your classroom.

PreK - 3rd

Handwriting

Occupational Therapy Daily Session Parent Note English and Spanish- 2 per page

Created by

Devina Robinson

Update parents on child's occupational therapy session. Checklist in English and Spanish with skills worked on. Space to write in what child did well at and what child needs to practice. Quick easy way to increase parent engagement-especially with the Spanish speaking population we all struggle to reach due to language barrier. Good for school based or clinic based. Editable word document. Have child write name at top if appropriate. Kid's love coloring in the star/happy face at the end of sessi

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Assertive Communication Quiz

Created by

OT Wellness Tools

This quiz can be helpful for reflecting on current your communication style. It is a great way to start a discussion about assertive/effective communication and identify areas for growth.

6th - 12th

School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning

Calming plan example: Using tools at the right time to decrease missed academics

Created by

K A

This calming plan is for explicit teaching when one of your students asks multiple times to leave the room in order to access tools. Assuming that there has been extensive teaching around using tools and identifying emotions, there comes a time when it becomes appropriate to lessen the amount of academics that are missed. When that time comes, this visual can come in handy. Every student is different, but this is a visual I created for one of my students. I hope it is helpful to get ideas flowin

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Size of the reaction sort

Created by

Hazel Faulkner

To increase further understanding of size of the problem. Cut out images and have children sort images to what the size of the reaction is. Helps children to understand what a big reaction might look like, so they can better respond to their problems.

1st - 4th

Social Emotional Learning

Size of the problem chart

Created by

Hazel Faulkner

Poster to increase children's understanding of small, medium and big problems. For children who might have difficulty controlling their emotions Comes with examples Allows users to add their own examples and answers to customise to your client, student or child.

2nd - 4th

Social Emotional Learning

Heavy Work Board Game

Created by

hnelsonOT

A fun and interactive gross motor/heavy work activity! Made fun by using this board game graphic design. Use with kids who benefit from heavy work for increased regulation. Can use at home or for therapists/practitioners in a wide variety of settings, including pediatric sensory clinics. Also can use via telehealth! You can win by landing on and completing a certain amount of spaces or by landing on and completing the number of specific colors in the game board. You may use this resource for: P

K - 12th

Dyslexia Learning Disability Acceptance Activities for Kindergarten, Grades 1, 2

Created by

Deborah SLT

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

Also included in: Disability Awareness & Inclusion Activity Bundle for Kindergarten, Grades 1 & 2

Count 1-20 with Magnet Numbers (Interactive PowerPoint)

Created by

Pink Pomelo

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

Size of the Problem Visual with Supports

Created by

Natalie Flynn-Schofield

This visual uses color, illustrations and words to identify problem size, a situation example, and suggestions how to respond with suggestions for sensory and behavioral strategies. This visual is packed so feel free to modify it for your younger students or for students that may not benefit from all the verbal information. When printing, be sure to decrease margins to zero so that the visual fits on one page.

K - 5th

School Counseling

Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Medium, Level D

Created by

Rita Archer

Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each

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Other (Math)

CCSS

K.G.A.2

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Also included in: Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Medium, All Levels

Other (Math)

Also included in: Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Small, All Levels

Cutting Out Shapes, Heart, Medium, Level C

Created by

Rita Archer

Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. ( Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each

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Other (Math)

Also included in: Cutting Out Shapes, Heart, Medium, All Levels