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Teacher & Staff Appreciation Writing Activities | Thank You Printables | No Prep
Celebrate the amazing educators and school staff who make a difference every day! This comprehensive set of School Appreciation Pages is designed to recognize teachers, specialists, and support staff all year long—perfect for classroom use, school-wide initiatives, or last-minute appreciation activities. This resource includes appreciation pages for a wide range of school staff, including: Classroom & specialty teachers:Classroom teachers, art, music, P.E., technology, ELL/EL, special education,
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Bug Catching Jar Activity | Fine Motor Cut & Paste Insect Identification
Bug Catching Jar Activity | Fine Motor Cut & Paste Insect Identification Activity Make learning about insects fun and hands-on with this engaging Bug Catching Jar Activity! Students will practice fine motor skills while cutting and pasting bug visuals into their very own bug-catching jar. This simple, low-prep activity is perfect for spring themes, insect units, bug studies, and hands-on learning centers. Students will "catch" a variety of insects by cutting out the included bug visuals and glui
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Coloring Pages, Environment, Other (Science)
Torticollis Parent Handout | Infant Physical Therapy & OT Education Resource
Torticollis Parent Handout | Infant Physical Therapy & OT Education Resource Help parents confidently support their baby’s development with this clear, therapist-designed Torticollis Parent Guide! This printable infographic explains torticollis in simple, parent-friendly language while providing practical home strategies families can begin immediately. Perfect for pediatric occupational therapists, physical therapists, early intervention providers, pediatricians, and NICU follow-up clinics.
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Remember Your Light Calm Body Edition | Interactive SEL Matching Game
Support emotional regulation, mindfulness, and calming strategies in a playful and engaging way! Remember Your Light – Calm Body Edition helps children practice calming skills through: • positive affirmations • breathing prompts • grounding activities • mindfulness exercises • movement-based regulation strategies Players match colorful cards, read calming affirmations aloud, and complete the interactive prompt together. This resource is perfect for: • calm corners • SEL lessons • counsel
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Summer Handwriting Practice Parent Handout | Fine Motor Skills Activities
Help families support handwriting and fine motor development over the summer with this clean, parent-friendly 3-page handwriting support handout. This resource gives caregivers simple, practical ideas they can use at home to build pencil control, hand strength, letter formation, spacing, and writing confidence without making practice feel overwhelming. Designed with an occupational therapy lens, this handout includes easy summer handwriting tips such as using shortened pencils, writing on ver
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Remember Your Light Interactive Matching Game | SEL Activity for Kids |
Help children build confidence, connection, and emotional awareness through interactive play! Remember Your Light – Brand Edition is a printable interactive matching game that combines: • positive affirmations • movement prompts • mindfulness activities • social interaction • emotional learning Players match colorful affirmation cards, read the affirmation aloud, and complete the interactive prompt together. This resource was designed to support: • SEL learning • emotional awareness • cl
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Occupational Therapy Goal Bank-100+ School/Outpatient-Based Goals
Struggling to write clear, functional, and measurable OT goals? This dynamic OT goal bank was created to support therapists and educators in developing IEP-aligned goals that reflect real-world skills and meaningful participation in school-based settings. WHAT THIS RESOURCE ISThis goal bank includes a collection of functional and dynamic occupational therapy goals designed for use across a variety of skill areas. The goals are primarily school-based, while also being influenced by experience i
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy Bundle- Activities, Goal Bank, IEP Sample & More!
Yoga Journal - Coffee Yoga Journal Repeat
12-Week Yoga Journal for Beginners & Everyday YogisLooking for a simple, approachable way to build a yoga practice without the pressure of being perfect? This 12-Week Yoga Journal is designed for beginners, casual yogis, and anyone looking to create a little more mindfulness, movement, and self-care in their daily routine.Whether you’re stepping onto a yoga mat for the very first time or returning to your practice after a break, this journal provides a supportive space to reflect, grow, and cele
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Health, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
My Body Sock Helps Me Feel Calm Social Story Autism AAC Sensory Regulation Sped
This social story is a calming and supportive resource designed to help children understand how a body sock can help them feel safe, regulated, and ready to learn. It is perfect for autism support, AAC users, nonverbal students, sensory seekers, and special education classrooms. The simple language, clear visuals, and predictable format help children learn how to use sensory tools safely and appropriately. This social story supports emotional regulation, self advocacy, calming routines, and co
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Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Baby Sleep Solution | 14-Day Gentle Sleep Plan + Wake Windows Chart | 0–12 Month
Are you exhausted from sleepless nights, short naps, and unpredictable routines? This Baby Sleep Solution Bundle gives you a simple, gentle, step-by-step plan to help babies (0–12 months) sleep longer and more peacefully—without harsh methods. Perfect for: ✅ New parents ✅ Early years educators ✅ Childminders / Daycare providers ✅ Sleep consultants ✅ Postnatal support workers This resource is designed to be parent-friendly, evidence-informed, and flexible so families can confidently build
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Health, Not Subject Specific
Movement Breaks Help My Body Social Story Autism AAC Visual Support Special Ed
This social story teaches students how to understand and use movement breaks in a clear and supportive way. It is designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education settings who benefit from visual supports and predictable routines. The story helps students recognize when their body feels busy, learn how to ask for a break, and use safe movement strategies before returning to learning. It supports self regulation, communication, and independence u
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Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Rolling on the Therapy Ball Social Story Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy
This social story is designed to help students understand and feel comfortable with rolling on a therapy ball during school based therapy sessions. It clearly explains what the therapy ball is, how the activity works, how to stay safe, and what to do when the activity is finished. The story uses simple student friendly language and consistent visuals to support comprehension, predictability, and regulation. This resource is especially helpful for students who receive occupational therapy or phys
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Midline Crossing: Explanation, Signs of Difficulty, OT Activity Ideas + More!
Midline crossing involves the integration of both sides of the body and requires information to be transferred from one hemisphere of the brain to another. Research (also listed in this document) shows that integrating midline crossing activities can impact comprehension, listening, writing, reading and emotional regulation!This resource packet covers the following topics:What midline crossing is and why it's important for whole-brain learningSigns of difficulty with crossing midlineFour midli
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Physical Education
IEP Minute Tracker
Student Therapy Tracker – Google SheetsKeep track of student therapy minutes, attendance, and session notes all in one organized spreadsheet! This ready-to-use Google Sheet is designed specifically for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and special educators. Features: Student Tools Menu: Quickly add new students with a click. Automatically inserts a row in the correct order and copies formulas and formatting from a template row. Using the menu is optional—students can also be added manually.
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Hypotonia Low Muscle Tone Educational Handout | PT OT Pediatrics
Enjoy this handout for parents, caregivers, therapists, etc. to explain low muscle tone and its impact on your kiddos patients and students. Information includes: - Symptoms of hypotonia - Analogies for better understanding - Diagnoses commonly associated with low muscle tone - Benign Congenital Hypotonia Created by a pediatric physical therapist for early intervention, school, and outpatient physical occupational speech therapists and other providers
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ABC Move With Me - A Movement Story
ABC Move with Me! – A Fun, Full-Body Alphabet Movement AdventureGet kids learning and moving at the same time with ABC Move with Me! — an engaging alphabet adventure that pairs each letter with a playful character and an energizing action. Designed to support early literacy and whole-body learning, this interactive story invites children to jump, stretch, tiptoe, dance, stomp, and balance their way from A to Z. Each page encourages participation, making it perfect for brain breaks, indoor reces
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Alphabet, Health, Physical Education
Sitting Safely in My Adaptive Chair Social Story Autism Visual Support AAC Class
This social story teaches students how to sit safely in an adaptive chair during classroom routines and seated activities. It is designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education who benefit from clear expectations and visual supports. The story uses simple language and consistent visuals to show safe body positioning, appropriate use of hands, and how to ask for help. It supports independence, safety, and participation while helping students fee
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Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Using My Chair Band Social Story Autism Classroom Support Flexible Seating PT
This Using My Chair Band social story is a supportive visual resource designed to teach students how to safely and appropriately use a chair band in the classroom. It is ideal for autistic students, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and children in special education settings who benefit from movement and sensory supports. This story helps students understand expectations, build self regulation skills, and stay focused during seated tasks by clearly showing what a chair band is, how to use it, and w
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
My Service Dog At School Social Story Autism Visual Support AAC Nonverbal Sped
This social story helps students understand how a service dog supports them during the school day in a clear and simple way. It is designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and special education classrooms who benefit from visual supports and predictable routines. The story teaches what a service dog does, how it helps with safety and regulation, and how others can respond appropriately. The language is student friendly and supportive, helping learners feel confident, saf
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Firefighter Visiting My School Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Edu
This firefighter social story helps students understand what to expect when a firefighter visits their school. It uses clear visuals and simple, student friendly language to reduce anxiety, support comprehension, and build confidence during new or unfamiliar situations. This resource is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, and students with special education needs who benefit from visual supports and predictable routines. Each page follows a consistent format with a clear heading,
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Health
Walking Safely on Stairs Social Story Autism School Safety Routine Visual PT
This Walking Safely on Stairs social story is a clear, visual support designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and children in special education who need help understanding school safety routines. It teaches safe stair behavior using simple language, consistent visuals, and step by step expectations so students know exactly what to do. This resource helps reduce unsafe behaviors like running or crowding on stairs while building independence, confidence, and routine-based
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Short Stories
Using Fidgets The Right Way Social Autism ADHD Self Regulation Sensory Tools
Using Fidgets The Right Way is a student friendly social story that teaches children how to use classroom fidget tools safely and appropriately. Many students benefit from sensory tools such as stress balls, pop fidgets, spinners, or quiet manipulatives, but they often need clear expectations about when and how these tools should be used. This social story helps students understand that fidgets are tools for focus and regulation, not toys. This printable social story walks students step by step
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Character Education, Classroom Community, School Counseling
Holiday Dinners Social Story
Social Stories for Holiday Dinners By Monica Plack, Pediatric Occupational TherapistThis supportive set of social stories helps children better understand expectations, routines, and social behaviors during holiday meals. It is designed to reduce anxiety, improve participation, and support positive interactions in busy, sensory-rich family gatherings. Created by a pediatric occupational therapist, this resource uses simple, reassuring language to prepare children for what to expect, including s
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Wearing a Cast Social Story Autism Visual Special Education Injury Recovery
This Wearing a Cast social story is a supportive, easy to understand visual resource created for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education. It helps children understand why they are wearing a cast, what it feels like, and how to stay safe while their body heals. The simple language and clear visuals reduce anxiety, build confidence, and support functional communication during a time that can feel unfamiliar or uncomfortable. This resource is especiall
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Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
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