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Hands-On & Happy: Craft Recipes for Infants, Toddlers, Kids & Teens
Hands-On & Happy: Craft Recipes for Kids & TeensFun, hands-on activities to help increase developmental skills, provide a creative outlet for energy, and just have a fun time!This joyful collection of age-tiered craft recipes is designed for teachers, caregivers, and families who want to spark creativity while supporting developmental growth. With over 30 engaging activities organized by age group— infants & toddlers (0–3), children (4–12), and teens (13+)—you’ll find something for every stage
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Not Subject Specific, Other (Arts)
Also included in: Reconnect & Rewire: Full Family Engagement Campaign Bundle
Visual Schedule- Getting Dressed
Need something to help increase your child's participation in their daily routine? Try this! This visual schedule can help your child to sequence and thoroughly get dressed. Enjoy!
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IHOP Assembly Task
IHOP assembly task comes with 20 task cards and corresponding images. This task can be used as an independent work box, functional task, job prep, vocational, dramatic play, or just a fun task to decrease work refusal. The pieces range from medium to large to prevent from being lost. This is an easy prep task and no velcro required.
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Shoe Package
Shoe Package is designed for special education students to develop and increase time during their independent work. This activity adds fun and excitement to independent work jobs.
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** Occupational Therapy Explained: Informational Handout, What is OT? **
OTs are an integral part of the therapy team, focusing on increasing the participation of those we work with in their desired and required activities needed for living a fulfilling and independent life. Occupational therapy covers a wide range of skills - and that’s why we love it so much! This quick, one-page resource was created to be an easy explanation for caregivers, teachers and parents. Please note, as with all of our resources, this download does not substitute skilled medical interventi
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Jellyfish Color Match | Velcro Dot | Fine Motor | OT | Visual Perception
Cut the colored circles out. Complete the jellies by matching colors. For increased durability print on card stock or laminate. To increase the fine motor challenge use velcro dots. This activity is great to improve sorting skills.
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Biology
Cafeteria Time Social Story Autism Lunchroom Behavior Visual Support SEL AAC
This Cafeteria Time Social Story is a clear, student friendly visual support that teaches expected lunchroom routines in a calm and predictable way. Students learn how to walk to the cafeteria, wait in line, get their lunch, find a seat, eat safely, use a quiet voice, clean up their space, and line up with their class. The simple language and consistent visuals help students understand each step of the cafeteria routine and feel more confident during lunch time at school. This resource is especi
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Spelling, Vocabulary, Writing
Parent Workbook - Set 1- Unlocking Connection- Your Child's Unique Love Language
Welcome to a 15-set guide on Connecting with your Neurodivergent Child! Set 1: Unlocking Connection: Your Child's Unique Love LanguageWorksheet Focus: Discovering how your child best receives and gives love, even if it looks different from typical expressions.Content:A quiz to help parents identify potential "love languages" (e.g., acts of service, quality time, sensory input, special interests, focused attention).Prompts for observing specific moments when your child seems most content or engag
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School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
Salt Dough
Support your student's fine motor and sensory needs through salt dough play! This resource provides an easy to follow salt dough recipe along with activity ideas to engage students. Strengthen those little hands, increase fine motor skills and support sensory needs then watch students' handwriting and other fine motor skills flourish! With the added bonus of working on executive function skills like following directions as well as mathematic skills with 1/2 and 1/4 measurements, this activity
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Measurement, Not Subject Specific, Other (Arts)
Kids Clothing Drawer Labels
Whether you are working with a family on an autism home program involving putting away clothing or getting dressed independently or just want to get your own child’s clothing drawers organized, you will find these clothing drawer labels useful. Putting picture labels on clothing drawers is an excellent way of increasing independence with both putting away clean clothing and getting dressed in the mornings and these colorful labels can make the task more fun! Includes:✅ Clothing labels in gende
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Occupational Therapy Educational Handouts
This 32 page occupational therapy educational resource provides the reader with information regarding what OT is and what they evaluate and treat in a pediatric setting. This in depth resource can be used as an educational tool for occupational therapists, OT students, parents, teachers, school counselors, pediatricians, psychologists, speech therapists, ABA's, and other health professionals to increase understanding of OT, their role in a pediatric treatment team, what treatment interve
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For All Subjects, Health, Not Subject Specific
** Brain Break: Dinosaur Dice Sensory Brain Break Heavy Work Activity **
Let's talk about brain breaks! Brain breaks are short activities that allow the child a mental break during the learning process. Some of the benefits of brain breaks include: Boosting blood flow and oxygen to the brainAssisting with information processing and retentionEncouraging sense of community in the classroom environmentand allowing opportunity for emotional and mental release and decreasing anxiety!This fun and easy printable allows your students to roll and get moving! Included are the
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Also included in: BUNDLE Brain Breaks Roll-A-Dice Gross Motor Activities
Brain Break: Gross Motor Roll-A-Move Dice Activity Chart
Let's talk about brain breaks! Brain breaks are short activities that allow the child a mental break during the learning process. Some of the benefits of brain breaks include: Boosting blood flow and oxygen to the brainAssisting with information processing and retentionEncouraging sense of community in the classroom environmentand allowing opportunity for emotional and mental release and decreasing anxiety! This fun and easy printable allows your students to roll and get moving! Included are th
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Also included in: BUNDLE Brain Breaks Roll-A-Dice Gross Motor Activities
Cooking With Kids 50 Lesson Plans and Recipes for Fine Motor and Language Skills
Looking for easy recipes that children of all ages, whether at home or in a class, can follow? Want a fun and creative Art or English lesson? This Teacher’s Book is full of ideas! These 50 different recipes and lesson plans were developed and used in a international pre-school with children aged 2-6 years old in an English as a Second Language environment. The children were excited to be hands-on and creative, all while learning about kitchen safety, health and nutrition, understanding basic sci
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Art, Health, Vocabulary
Sorting Clean and Dirty Dishes
This activity includes 13 worksheets that help children distinguish the difference between clean and dirty dishes. It is a simple cut and paste activity worksheet including forks, spoons, plates, and cups. Once the objective has been mastered it can be turned into a file folder activity to use for independent work jobs.
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Sorting Clean and Dirty Dishes
Sorting Clean and Dirty Dishes was designed for learners to distinguish between clean and dirty dishes. This is a fun functional task that can be used in your classroom as an independent work task or box filler. This task is easily assembled and requires no Velcro!
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** Occupational Therapy Development Handouts **
This comprehensive download includes five informative printouts designed to guide parents, educators, and therapists through the various stages of child development. Each printout covers key stages in the development of the following areas: Learning Development - Pyramid of Learning (1 page)Scissor Skill Development (1 page)Pre-writing Skills (2 pages)and Pencil Grasp Development! (1 page)Perfect for sharing during workshops, meetings or caregiver education, these resources will help facilitate
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** Zones of Self Regulation Desk Plates, Class Desk Strips, Calm Down Corner **
Visuals have shown to be a proven support when it comes to learning - and that includes when little ones are mastering regulation skills! This download features two designs (7 total versions) to help children visualize and identify with what zone(s) they might be in. This resource includes the following:- Zones Feelings Strip, Blank (Blue Background)- Zones Feelings Strip, Blank (Green Background)- Zones Feelings Strip, With Coping Skills (Blue Background)- Zones Feelings Strip, With Coping Sk
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Also included in: Zones Starter Pack Bundle for Self Regulation
Sensory Diet: Visuals, Pictures, Visual Supports for Visual Schedule + Routine
Looking for sensory diet visuals that can be used in the classroom, clinic, and at home? This packet includes 84 bright, realistic sensory diet visuals that can address a variety of sensory needs, including: Tactile + messy playHeavy work + proprioceptionCalming and regulating inputAlerting and arousing inputAnimal walks Classroom tasks + activities...and more!Your download and use of this product implies understanding of the Terms of Use, which can be found within this document. Want to see mo
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Also included in: [BUNDLE] Sensory Simplified: 8 Occupational Therapy Approved Resources!
** Primitive Reflex Integration: Exercises, Signs of Retention + MORE! **
Children with learning disabilities have a significantly higher level of primitive retained reflexes compared to other children (Hickey & Feldhacker, 2021). When we think of reflexes, we may envision being tapped on the knee at the doctor's office, or yanking our hand away from a hot stove. These reflexes allow our bodies and brains to complete motor movements without having to consciously think about it. Primitive reflexes are named for the part of the brain in which they originate - the prim
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The Montessori Method of Education
The Montessori method is not just an educational system but a way of fostering a child’s natural curiosity and drive to learn. Founded by Dr. Maria Montessori in the early 20th century, this approach is built on the belief that children are inherently motivated to explore and learn from their environment. Montessori education places the child at the center of their learning process, with the teacher acting as a guide rather than a traditional instructor. A Montessori teacher is more of an observ
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** Potty Training: Print + Go or Customize Visual Schedule, Standing/Seated **
Toileting is a routine where sequencing is absolutely necessary - or a mess is quick to happen! This resource was created to provide both no-prep schedules and more individualized options for children still learning their toileting routine. Included in this resource, you'll find:32 hand-drawn images with 3 skin tones to choose from, including (but not limited to): close door, lift toilet lid, lift toilet seat, pull down/up underpants, pull down/up pants, sit on toilet, set timer, pee in toilet (
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** Interoception + Regulation Activities: Zones Compatible, No Prep Included! **
Interoception (our awareness of internal body sensations), can be a tricky topic to cover. This sensory system plays an important role in emotional regulation, as it allows little ones to detect and respond to the internal sensations experienced during different feelings. This includes our heart pounding when we're scared, our body feeling hot when we're angry, and more! This packet was created to provide information on this sensory system, a variety of exercises to practice interoceptive awaren
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Zones of Self Regulation Inspired Sensory Tool Tracker for Social Emotional SEL
Quit feeling like you have to play the guessing game when it comes to finding what regulation tools work for your little one! This resource was made for easy application in the school, clinic or home setting to identify challenging routines and effective strategies for support. Included in this download, you'll find: - Zones Inspired Tool Tracker- Emotions Tool Tracker (for those not yet familiar with or not using the Zones curriculum) - Zones Inspired Routine Tracker- Zones Inspired Routine Tra
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