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Whole body exercise board game to increase core strength and endurance.
STRONG, is a whole-body board game that is an innovative and fun way to stay active while enjoying a game with friends or family. Unlike traditional board games, this game requires physical movements that involve the entire body. This game can be enjoyed by people of all ages and fitness levels. The main objective of a the whole-body board game is to engage in physical activity while having fun. The game usually involves tasks such as yoga positions, stretching, and balancing. The players roll a
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"Promoting Physical and Mental Well-being Quiz: Test Your Knowledge!"
"Test your knowledge and understanding of physical and mental well-being with our interactive quiz! This quiz is designed to assess your understanding of various aspects related to promoting a healthy lifestyle and maintaining overall well-being. Explore questions on topics such as exercise, nutrition, stress management, self-care, sleep, and mental health awareness. This product 26 PDF pages with a size of 8.5 x 8.5 inches.
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Health, Social Emotional Learning
PDA Case Notes Template | Regulation First Documentation & Support Planning Form
Most documentation templates focus on what happened. This regulation-first case notes companion helps professionals look deeper—documenting patterns, support needs, environmental barriers, autonomy needs, engagement conditions, and successful accommodations. Designed for therapists, educators, case managers, and collaborative support teams, these templates encourage reflective documentation that can improve future planning and strengthen communication across settings. Instead of asking: • Was th
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Visual Time Clock for Kids and Classrooms: Animal Themed 10-inch Clock Template
I created Time Sense because so many of the children I work with found time confusing, stressful, or meaningless. In my own classroom and therapy sessions, phrases like “five more minutes” or “we will go outside at ten o’clock” often increased anxiety rather than supporting understanding. Time Sense was designed as a practical, visual way to talk about time using something children can see and relate to. Instead of focusing on numbers or abstract time language, the clock uses familiar visual cue
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Telling Time, Visual Arts, Vocabulary
Also included in: 3 visual support 10-inch clock templates!
Visual Time Clock for Kids and Classrooms: Dinosaur Theme 10 inch Clock Template
I created Time Sense because so many of the children I work with found time confusing, stressful, or meaningless. In my own classroom and therapy sessions, phrases like “five more minutes” or “we will go outside at ten o’clock” often increased anxiety rather than supporting understanding. Time Sense was designed as a practical, visual way to talk about time using something children can see and relate to. Instead of focusing on numbers or abstract time language, the clock uses familiar visual cue
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Telling Time, Visual Arts, Vocabulary
Also included in: 3 visual support 10-inch clock templates!
Golf Trivia • Golf PE Game • Golf Quiz • Golf Physical Education • Golf Party
Golf themed trivia. Print this digital download and use for PE class, extra credit activity, during The Masters or other golf tournaments, or at golf-themed events. Best for middle school-adult audiences. Answer each trivia question and see who gets the most golf-themed questions correct. An answer key is included in the download.
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Not Subject Specific, Physical Education
35 MORE Tip Sheets for School Based Occupational and Physical Therapists
These 35 MORE Tip Sheets for School Based Occupational and Physical Therapists are jammed packed with information to distribute to teachers and parents. This electronic document includes one to two-page hand outs on the following topics: 3 Steps to Help Children Improve Focus and Self Control 3 Strategies to Help Children Initiate and Plan Motor Skills 3 Strategies to Help Children with Anxiety 5 Endurance Activities for School or Home 5 Evidence Based Factors That Affect Handwriting Speed 5 Gro
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Also included in: Busy Therapist Bundle for Occupational and Physical Therapists
Ergonomic Workspace Handout
With increased accessibility to teletherapy, virtual learning, and working from home, knowing how to set up a functional ergonomic workstation is more important than ever! Developed in partnership with our team of contributing physical therapists, this handout serves as a comprehensive guide for checking in on your child’s (and your own) posture and body positioning, desk and chair setup, paper and computer placement, and more. You’ll also learn some tips and tricks for keeping the body moving a
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Motor Break Visual Cues FREEBIE: (Extracurriculars, SpEd Intervention, Clubs)
Get up and moving with this FREE Motor Break Visual Cue Cards resource! These visual cue cards work great for any movement or gross motor break. 18 Visual Cue Cards Included: gostopslowfinishturn around1-5 more laps water breakdeep breaths (boy & girl version)good workrules (kind words, good choices, listening ears, quiet voice)Your students will benefit from the increased amount of opportunities to move which will alleviate stress and anxiety. These visual cue cards will help aid in times when
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Social Emotional Learning
Sensory Task Cards-Vestibular Input
Help your students increase their vestibular input skills with these Vestibular Sensory Task Cards. If the vestibular system is under-developed or there are processing problems, you might see these difficulties in a child: Difficulty sitting stillPoor handwritingPoor core strengthPoor balancePoor motor planningDifficulty problem solvingPoor organizational skillsPoor attentionClumsinessVestibular activities can be extremely calming and soothing or may be very stimulating and arousing. To figure
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Also included in: Special Education Teacher Resource Bundle-#9
Sensory Task Cards-Proprioception
Help your students increase their vestibular input skills with these Proprioception Input Sensory Task Cards. Proprioception sounds like a crazy word, but it simply refers to the body’s ability to understand where it is in space without looking. When we lift our arms, kick out our legs, or clap our hands, our bodies understand that our limbs and body parts are in these positions and performing these tasks. Children with proprioceptive dysfunction are unable to move and use their body effectivel
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Also included in: Special Education Teacher Resource Bundle-#9
Sensory Task Cards-Tactile
Help your students increase their tactile skills with these Tactile Sensory Task Cards. When the Tactile Sense is fully functioning, children are secure and organized enough in their bodies to be able to attend and respond to all of the other sensory information they encounter each day. These cards share some of my favorite activities to promote the development of the tactile system through sensory play. Explore and use these 30 tactile activities in a sensory room, special needs classroom or i
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Also included in: Sensory Task Cards Bundle
Sensory Task Cards- Gross Motor
Help your students increase their gross motor skills with these Gross Motor Sensory Task Cards. Explore and use these 20 gross motor activities in a sensory room, special needs classroom or in a general education setting. All students need to develop gross motor skills to give them the confidence to move around safely and easily interact with their surroundings while boosting their self-esteem and allowing them to feel more in control of their surroundings. These activities can be used for ALL
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Also included in: Sensory Task Cards Bundle
Sensory Task Cards-Body Sense
Help your students increase their body sense skills with these Body Sense Sensory Task Cards. Body sense is knowing where our body is in space and how it relates to the rest of the world. Children with a dysfunction in this area are unable to move and use their body effectively, and can become easily frustrated, give up, and lose self-confidence. To figure out what activities are helpful for each student use this • Sensory Diet Planning GuideExplore and use these 15 body sense activities in a s
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Also included in: Sensory Task Cards Bundle
Vocabulary Worksheets Cards Crossword Word Search Anagram GYM
If you like teaching and practicing English Thematic Vocabulary, using fun and engaging language and communication worksheets, you will then love this word games / puzzles resource series, offering: anagrams: words with color photos or illustration imagesanagrams: words onlythree vesions of matching activity: words to pictures, pictures to words, words to wordstwo vesions of words with pictures quiz pages: choose among the images or check the correct worda wheel of images to spin, cut and past
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Health, Physical Education, Vocabulary
Also included in: Define Vocabulary Word Search Scramble Crossword Puzzles Flash Cards
Student-Friendly Therapy Goal Tracker
Help students understand their goals and increase buy-in/intrinsic motivation by using this tracker. There is room for seven goals, their supports, and a visual system to help them see how their independence increases with more practice. Designed using Canva Free.
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Spring Matching Cardio Fitness Game
Are you looking for a fun and educational way to increase fitness without the fuss? Kids love matching games. This high energy and cardio building Spring matching game will become one of their favorite physical education and recess games. This game is a great way to increase cardio while at the same time learning springtime vocabulary. Easy to follow directions with additional modifications and additions are included. The cards are in color but print nicely in black and white. Quickly copy the
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Physical Education
Sensory Motor *Obstacle Course* Pathway
Sensory Motor Pathway to encourage regulation and motor skills. Includes 6 stations with explanation of activities and purpose. Description page for why, how and when to use a sensory motor path. Great resource for therapists, parents, & teachers! Kids will enjoy the fun and forget the 'work'. How to use: Place motor path 'stations' along a wall, floor or within the room for the child to move through each station. Complete the activity at each station and/or add an activity in between a stati
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Physical Education
SOAP Notes in plain English
SOAP notes explained. Writing notes outlined to decrease confusion, stress and in pink!
Higher Education, Not Specific
New Years Match and Move Letters FREE printable Worksheet
Celebrate the New Year with movement-based learning. Increase participation and alertness during the lesson while working on letter matching, cutting skills, and following multi-step directions. Use during stations as a fun and educational way to move get your students moving and ready for continued engagement. Perfect for occupational and physical therapy to address fine motor, strength, and coordination. Use with: Scissors and gluenone available? No Problem! Have students draw a line connecti
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Hands-On Brain Teaser Activity with Numbers 0-9: A Hand-Eye Coordination Game
Numbers 0-9: Fine Motor Skills, Brain Training & Hand Coordination WorkoutLooking for a fun and engaging way to help your child develop essential skills? This activity promotes fine motor development, brain training, and hand coordination. Perfect for kids of all ages, it keeps learning exciting and playful! What’s Included:20 Pages for Left and Right Hand Practice: Activities designed to work with both hands, encouraging bilateral coordination and balanced development.Multiple Difficulty Levels
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Also included in: 34 Brain Teaser Games for Critical Thinking & Logic – Growing Bundle
Fine Motor Cotton Taps Brain Challenge
This activity packet is a great resource to increase fine motor control, ocular motor skills, visual perception and executive function skills. It includes 3 different modified versions to differentiate learning. Students can progress from holding a cotton ball with their fingertips to a small Q-tip to facilitate intrinsic hand control while tracking with their eyes to tap the correct numbers.
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For All Subjects
Also included in: Brain Challenge Exercise Bundle
Toe Walking BINGO: A physical therapy game to decrease toe walking
Toe walking BINGO A fun way to complete stretching, strengthening and balance exercises to decrease toe walking. Great for any age and can be used in therapy sessions, as a home program, or in a classroom setting! 25 exercises included with bright, engaging graphics
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Health, Physical Education
Physical Therapy Adaptations for Autism | Low Demand Movement Supports
Traditional physical therapy approaches often focus on task completion, repetition, and performance. For PDA learners and other demand-sensitive nervous systems, those approaches can sometimes increase overwhelm, resistance, shutdown, or disengagement. This practical PT support guide helps therapists and support teams adapt movement activities while protecting regulation, participation, and trust. Inside you’ll find regulation-first strategies for adapting movement tasks, supporting engagement,
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Not Subject Specific, Physical Education
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