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Interactive Morning Routine Visual Schedule
Interactive Visual Schedule for Morning Routine This product can be used by parents as a visual schedule to assist children with transitions, task completion, attention and reducing anxiety. Many young children and children with special needs prefer things to stay the same, especially their routines. The use of visual supports, specifically visual timetables and schedules, can decrease anxiety and increase understanding in children. Why use a timetable or schedule? When children prefer routin
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Interactive Activity Visual Schedule for Occupational Therapists & Educators
Interactive Activity Schedule for Occupational Therapists & Educators
This product can be used by Occupational Therapists, Home Educators, Early Childhood Educators and other therapists, as a visual schedule to assist children with transitions, task completion, attention and reducing anxiety.
Many young children and children with special needs prefer things to stay the same, especially their routines. The use of visual supports, specifically visual timetables and schedules, can decrease anxie
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Hearing Loss, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clip Art
Are you a Teacher of the Deaf/ Hard of Hearing? Want to increase Hearing Loss Awareness in the classroom but not sure how to do it? Add in some Hearing Loss/ Deaf/Hard of Hearing Clip Art! These clip arts include assistive technology, communication tools and speech-language therapy materials a person with hearing loss / DHH and their support team may use. - 31 graphics for Personal or Commercial Use (17 color images and 14 black & white images) - Graphics are 300 DPI - PNG format with transpar
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Supporting Increased Oral Input: Parent Handout for Home Strategies
Help families support their children’s oral sensory needs with this comprehensive, easy-to-use handout! Designed for occupational therapists, educators, and other professionals, this resource explains what oral input is, why it matters, and how parents can provide safe, effective oral sensory activities at home. This handout includes: Clear explanations of oral input and its benefits for self-regulation, attention, and oral motor development Signs that a child may need increased oral input Pr
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Joint Attention Strategies Parent Handout Intervention Ideas Early Intervention
Looking for ways to increase joint attention and engagement in your occupational therapy or speech therapy sessions? This parent/therapist handout includes over 50 intervention ideas, including activities and strategies to help increase joint attention through play. Great for early intervention, but also for all ages that need help developing this social interaction skill! This was written so parents can also easily understand and implement, so it works great as a parent handout too! (Note that
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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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Halloween Characters to Print
This document contains some of the main characters and items related to halloween. Suggested use: print out the document, cut out each character, laminate them (Glue pictures to colourful cardstock for increased strength before laminating). Use with children to incorporate their favourite characters into activities, work on reading/identifying their name, work on prepositions ("lets put the Skeleton on the toy"), etc!
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Finger Isolation Boom Card™ Bundle
Do you have students who struggle with finger isolation and understanding the importance of touching a specific area on a table/device? I created this set to help students with this skill and to motivate them to isolate their finger to use a device (which will increase their independence as well as allow them the independent leisure skill of using a tablet device). This is also helpful for students who would benefit from Augmentative Communication Devices but struggle with finger isolation. ☝ T
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ROCKETSHIP Craft - OT Fine Motor Cutting + Planning
FINE MOTOR ROCKETSHIP CRAFT - OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYNO PREP - PRINT AND GO ACTIVITY!OT marking criteria includedUse as a teacher-directed activity, independent activity or homework!Therapy Targets:☺ Scissor Skills: (graded difficulty) Rocketship 1 (beginners: simple shapes: rectangle, triangle, circle and ¼ circle)Rocketship 2 (advance: simple shapes + complex shapes: star and 2 x flames) ☺ Planning and Spatial Awareness: (graded difficulty) Rocketship 1 beginners: simple directionality (vertica
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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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"Foods to Try" a Checklist from Parents to OT
I use this when I'm working with kiddos with feeding goals to increase their food inventory. I give the parents this resource. Parents will mark the foods they would like their child to try, along with a list of their child's preferred foods. I've found it's a little easier for parents to just go through and mark foods instead of writing it all out. It's simple yet effective. I hope you find it useful too! Thank you for your purchase.
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Token Board
This Token Board is a simple and effective tool for reinforcing positive behavior and increasing student motivation. Students earn tokens (such as smiley faces) for meeting expectations, completing tasks, or demonstrating appropriate behavior. For best use, laminate the board and use a dry erase (whiteboard) marker to draw tokens—this allows for quick resets and consistent use throughout the day without needing to reprint materials. It’s an easy, low-prep system that works across a variety of cl
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For All Subjects, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Camping Summer Matching Printable - Memory Games - Montessori Materials
This Camping matching game is the perfect way to build vocabulary, improve memory, increase concentration, develop visual recognition, and more These files are ready to print- no editing required! Each of the 24 Camping matching cards are illustrated with beautiful realistic watercolor illustrations perfect for classrooms and Montessori learning. ------------------------------------------------------------- Ways to play- Classic flip to match Match to paper Card slot drop ---------------------
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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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Going to the Doctor for a Blood Draw or Shot | Social Story for Autism, ABA & Me
Help learners prepare for blood draws, vaccinations, and other medical procedures with this comprehensive social story designed to reduce anxiety, teach coping skills, and increase cooperation during medical appointments. This social story walks learners through each step of a blood draw or shot, from arriving at the clinic and waiting their turn to using coping skills, communicating needs, and celebrating success afterward. The story uses positive, supportive language and clear visuals to help
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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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Thick Line Coloring Pages - Animal Theme (50 Pages)
50 animal themed coloring pages with thick lines to practice coloring in the lines. These pages are great for beginners. The thick lines provide extra assistance to build fine motor skills and promote confidence by increasing task success. This themed pack includes a wide assortment of animal related images including: zoo animals, farm animals, reptiles, dinosaurs, pets, insects and more!
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Transfer Equipment and Safety Information Handout
This is a comprehensive handout providing safety tips and information on types of transfer equipment. Use of these devices, along with appropriate training from a qualified healthcare professional, can reduce caregiver burden and increase the safety of patient transfers.
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Health, Not Subject Specific, Physical Education
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)
Overstuffing mouth, Stuffing food
🥕 How to Help Your Child With Overstuffing Their Mouth By Monica Plack, Occupational TherapistSome children put too much food in their mouth at once, rush through meals, or struggle to pace their bites. Overstuffing can increase the risk of choking, poor chewing, and messy mealtimes, and it often connects to sensory, motor, and self-regulation needs. This parent resource by Monica Plack, Occupational Therapist helps families understand why overstuffing happens and how to support safer, calmer
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Character Education, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Heavy Work Ideas for Toddlers and Children
Heavy Work Ideas for ToddlersBy Monica Plack, Occupational TherapistThis practical, easy-to-use handout provides a variety of heavy work (proprioceptive input) activities designed specifically for toddlers. These simple activities help children build body awareness, improve regulation, increase attention, and support overall sensory development through safe, purposeful movement. Created by an occupational therapist, this resource gives parents, teachers, and caregivers quick and effective ideas
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PERMISSION to SPIT Feeding Therapy Picky Eating
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTcsftZhlrYhttps://www.virtualmilestoneacademy.com/blog-1For many of the kiddos I meet, mealtimes don’t trigger that it is time to relax, it triggers the opposite of relax. Instead of the parasympathetic nervous system readying the body to rest and digest, the sympathetic nervous system takes over, heart rate and breathing rate increase, and our body prepares for fight or flight. Let’s face it, because of this; mealtimes often become stressful for everyone when fe
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Picky Eating and Breathing Reminder to Breathe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTcsftZhlrYhttps://www.virtualmilestoneacademy.com/blog-1For many of the kiddos I meet, mealtimes don’t trigger that it is time to relax, it triggers the opposite of relax. Instead of the parasympathetic nervous system readying the body to rest and digest, the sympathetic nervous system takes over, heart rate and breathing rate increase, and our body prepares for fight or flight. Let’s face it, because of this; mealtimes often become stressful for everyone when fe
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