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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
First, Next, Then Board
A First-Then-Next board (an evolution of the simpler "First-Then" board) is a visual support tool used to help individuals—particularly those with ADHD, Autism, or executive functioning challenges—navigate transitions and manage expectations. Its primary purpose is to break down a sequence of events into manageable, visual chunks to reduce anxiety and increase follow-through. Core Purposes1. Reducing Anxiety and Transitions Transitions can be jarring if a person doesn't know what is coming. By
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Potty Training Tips (Including Strategies for Autistic Children)
Potty Training Tips (Including Strategies for Autistic Children) By Monica Plack, Pediatric Occupational TherapistThis practical handout provides clear, supportive potty training strategies designed for all children, with added considerations for autistic children and those with sensory or developmental differences. It helps caregivers understand readiness cues, common challenges, and ways to make the process more predictable and successful. Created by a pediatric occupational therapist, this r
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Character Education, Social Emotional Learning
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Montessori Infant Black & White Cards
Captivate your newborn’s attention from day one with these high-contrast black and white visual cards—perfect for supporting early focus and brain development during those crucial first 12 weeks and beyond! With 16 unique 5"x7" pattern cards, you can print, laminate, and use them in a variety of ways: during tummy time, as a mobile, or above the changing table. These versatile cards are a simple yet powerful way to engage your baby’s developing vision right from the start. If you enjoyed this re
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Visual Arts
Brain Break Cards & Posters for Kids to Stimulate Focus & Energy
Brain Break Cards & Posters for Kids – 16 Activities to Boost Focus & Energize Students Keep kids active and engaged with these Brain Break Cards & Posters for Kids. Brain breaks are a fantastic way to help students regain focus after sitting for long periods. These 16 fun activities encourage movement, stimulate the brain, and refresh the body, making them perfect for classroom settings, therapy sessions, or home use. What’s Included:16 Brain Break Cards – Printed 4 cards per page.16 Full-Page
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Physical Education, Speaking & Listening
Pediatric Physical Therapy Evaluation Templates & Assessment Outlines | PDF
Save time, stay organized, and conduct thorough evaluations with this comprehensive set of Pediatric Physical Therapy Evaluation Templates designed by an experienced pediatric physical therapist. Created from real-world clinical practice across school-based therapy, early intervention, and outpatient pediatric settings, these templates provide the perfect balance of structure and flexibility for efficient documentation. This downloadable PDF resource includes 4 specialized evaluation outlines
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Vision and Movement Bundle, Gross Motor, Goal Bank, Occupational Therapy
What’s Included:Vision Cheat Sheet (Quick Reference)Key concepts, signs to look for, and practical strategiesPositioning & Facilitation Guide (NDT-Inspired)Key points of control, alignment, and hands-on strategies to support posture and visual functionGross Motor + Vision ActivitiesDynamic activities using positions such as quadruped, tall kneel, half kneel, BOSU, swings, scooter boards, and more, all incorporating visual tasksAcademic & Cognitive Integration IdeasWays to embed vision into learn
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Activities to Support Fine Motor Development Handout (ENGLISH & SPANISH)
Activities to Support Fine Motor Development Handout: for Parents & TeachersThis download includes an English and a Spanish copy.This handout provides education and information for parents and teachers to support fine motor development at home and in the classroom. What’s Included? This downloadable handout provides creative, low-prep activities and environmental modifications, including: Positions for Play: Provides descriptions of various positions that support core and upper extremity streng
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Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
Hand Strength & Motor Coordination Activities for Early Learners
This resource was created for children who struggle with hand control, coordination, muscle weakness, muscle tightness/spasticity, tremors, or difficulty controlling movements during everyday fine motor tasks. Many children want to participate in coloring, tracing, cutting, writing, and play activities but become frustrated because their hands and arms do not move the way they want them to. This resource provides gentle, supportive activities that help build strength, coordination, control, and
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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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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)
Gentle Sleep Support for Helping your Child fall and Stay asleep
Gentle Sleep Support for Children By Monica Plack, Pediatric Occupational TherapistThis supportive handout offers simple, compassionate strategies to help improve sleep routines for children with sensory, behavioral, or regulation challenges. It explains how sensory processing can impact falling asleep and staying asleep, and provides practical, gentle approaches to create a more calming bedtime environment. Created by a pediatric occupational therapist, this resource includes easy-to-implement
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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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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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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!
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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Developmental Sequence on Standing up-Occupational Therapy-Gross Motor
Looking for a simple, effective way to support children who struggle to get off the floor? This resource provides a clear breakdown of floor-to-stand development and includes: Developmental positioning visual (supine/prone to standing)Red flags + how to supportPractical activity ideas and environmental modificationsGoal bank (short-term and long-term)Clinical note for deeper understandingDesigned for therapists, educators, and parents, this resource helps build the foundational skills needed for
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Physical Therapy: Visual Supports for Treatment, Schedule, or Task Cards
Do you work with preschool or elementary age children who are non-compliant, non-verbal, or have difficulty with attention? It can be difficult to create the structure and flexibility one needs to make sure every treatment session is joyful and productive. I have found visual supports to be an extremely helpful tool that immediately improves engagement and ensures that treatment sessions are effective. Visual supports include task cards to be used for a variety of settings including clinic, itin
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Tummy Time Milestones Classroom Daycare Poster/ Handout
🚀 Tummy Time Milestone Poster (1–8 Months) Support early motor development with this easy-to-use Tummy Time Milestone Poster, designed specifically for daycare providers, early childhood educators, and caregivers. This visual guide outlines key developmental skills from 1 to 8 months, helping staff quickly understand what to expect and encourage during tummy time. Each month highlights simple, evidence-informed motor milestones such as head control, forearm support, pushing up, weight shifti
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Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific
Infant Gross Motor Milestone Development Chart
Early Intervention Parent Handout | Pediatric Physical Therapy Developmental Milestone Chart Beautiful, hand-drawn milestone chart illustrating the sequence of infant motor skills from birth through walking. Created by a pediatric physical therapist with 30+ original illustrations showing exactly how babies move and develop. Each stage includes typical age ranges. Perfect for parent education and clinical use. Includes color and black & white versions. Created and illustrated by Dr. Jennifer G
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Children's Shoe Guide | Pediatric PT, Kids Disability Guide
👣 Help caregivers confidently choose the right shoes for their child with this beautifully designed Pediatric Shoe Guide created by a pediatric physical therapist. This educational handout explains what to look for in children’s shoes for every stage of development, including new walkers, school-age children, and a variety of diagnoses including hypotonia, toe walking, and AFO compatibility. 🏃♂️➡️Perfect for pediatric physical therapists, occupational therapists, early intervention providers
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