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OT Parent Handout - Tactile Sensitivity: Dressing Strategies
This occupational therapy resource includes a parent and caregiver educational handout with strategies from an OT regarding increasing tolerance to dressing and clothing textures for children who have tactile sensitivity. The resource also includes a page with sensory strategies to perform prior to dressing in order to regulate the nervous system and decrease tactile sensitivity, which can lead to increased tolerance and comfort with dressing. PRINTABLES: click the following links to check out f
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Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Sensory Processing Resources Bundle - OT
Kid's Water Tracker
Kid’s Water Tracker in minimal color, printer-friendly! This kid's water tracker sheet includes a fill-in-the-raindrop sheet for the appropriate age. Sheet 1: 4 raindrops for 4 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 1-3-years-old) Sheet 2: 5 raindrops for 5 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 4-8-years-old) Sheet 3: 8 raindrops for 8 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 9 years old and up) This is perfect for any child that needs to track their fluid intake to decrease constipa
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Parent Input Form for Initial, Annual, and Reevaluation IEPs
This document is extremely useful and easy when preparing for an IEP meeting. This document has all the essential pieces so that you can go into an IEP meeting prepared and know any parent concerns ahead of time. This document is an editable PDF where the font size decreases no matter how much the parent writes so you always have the information you need without it being cut off.
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Food Chaining for Feeding Therapy Handout and Templates
This food chaining packet is a great guide for therapists to use with parents to support carryover of feeding therapy skills at home! It provides initial information on what food chaining is and how to implement it at home. It includes a template to come up with individualized food chains based on the child's preferred foods. There is also a sensory hierarchy visual to support increased food interactions.
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FIFA Soccer World Cup Activities for Preschool and Parents Handout
This colorful, one-page handout (black-and-white printer-friendly version included) is perfect to provide toddler and preschool families with ideas to learn about and celebrate the FIFA World Cup! This resource includes more than a week's worth of diverse book recommendations and ideas for: Arts and Crafts, Math, Movement, Fine Moter Skills, and Real World activities.This handout is ready to be printed and sent home, or shared electronically. When sent electronically, parents are able to follow
PreK - 2nd
Geography, Informational Text, Other (Arts)
Decrease Toe Walking (Physical, Occupational, Speech Therapy) IEP, school, EI
Here's a great handout with some simple gross motor play ideas for decreasing Toe Walking presentations in the pediatric population. This resource is for suggestive use only and not for the sole treatment of Toe Walking. Perfect for school, early intervention and clinic based settings. Check out the video preview for further insight! Enjoy!
PreK - 8th
Also included in: IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
Expressive Language Milestones Ages 2-5 | Neurodiversity-Affirming Printables
Support parent education and team collaboration with this inclusive guide to expressive language development from ages 2 to 5. This booklet includes 12 printable handouts clearly explaining developmental stages in the 5 areas of expressive language. Whats Inside? Easy to read and reference charts for (neuro)typical milestones in: Articulation MorphologySemanticsSyntaxPragmaticsParent and teacher-friendly handouts on: Gestalt language developmentNeurological differences in pragmatic language M
PreK - 1st
Sensory Details Learning Preschool Toddler
Are you looking for ways to increase sensory details and learning for pre-K or toddler students in early childhood? This 18 page product on making learning areas with sensory engagement will help you easily integrate all 5 senses. It includes: Sensory learning area checklistDetails about sensory learning for each senseBrainstorm page to write notes or doodle ideas for each senseReflect and review pageDesign page to craft your learning sensory areasNotes Student preferences to include in the
PreK - K
AN IEP Quick Reference Guide for Parents (Spanish)
IEPs can be intimidating documents. This can increase when there is a language barrier between the case manager and the parents. This booklet gives some basic explanations for the different sections of the IEP in Spanish. I recommend printing this document 4 pages to a sheet, cutting, sorting, and stapling. It takes a bit of extra effort, but this makes the guide into a "pocket-guide" of sorts that may come off less intimidating. The whole idea is to make it easier for parents (and anyone else w
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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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High Calorie Add Ins for Small Appetites Printable for Picky Eaters
This printable helps you boost calories for kids with small appetites without increasing portion size or pressure. It focuses on realistic, parent-friendly add-ins that work with foods your child already accepts. You’ll find simple, nutrient-dense calorie boosters like healthy fats, dairy and dairy-free options, and easy pairings you can use at meals or snacks. This resource is especially helpful for picky eaters, kids who fill up quickly, and children who struggle to meet energy needs. What’s i
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SEL Feelings Wheel
Use this Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) Feelings Wheel to develop your feelings vocabulary, increase self-awareness, and connect with your big kid, tween, or teen. Research shows that labeling our emotions moves us from "being" to "feeling." The more specific we are, the better we can process our feelings and change our moods. We can decide to shift or stay and play! Increased self-awareness is the first step to improved emotional intelligence. It can lead to enhanced self-management, social
4th - 8th
Pencil Grasp Development
Pencil grasp development patterns allow us to develop fundamental fine motor skills to increase independence and participation in daily activities. Use this guide to learn more about grasp development and what to look for in your child or students!
PreK - 5th
Handwriting
Caregiver/provider visual for picky eaters
This simplified visual provides support for caregivers, as they help their picky eaters increase their exploration of new foods. Using research-based feeding therapy theories, this visual is to be used with regular consultation and personalized guidance from a qualified SLP/OT provider.
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Occupational Therapy- Writing Activity- Warm-Up Exercises- Picture Chart
This one-page visual reference chart brings together 12 key handwriting warm-up activities and exercises in a clear, accessible format for quick reference and repeated use. Quick warm-ups are often essential for fine motor skills, hand strength, pencil grip and handwriting endurance. This resource includes common activities that: Boost fine motor skillsIncrease readinessImprove enduranceIdeal for all children, but especially helpful for children with: Dyspraxia/ DCDAutismHypermobilityHand fati
K - 4th
Handwriting
Also included in: Handwriting BUNDLE for occupational therapists.
Time Robbers
Identify your 'time robbers'! Great for children with executive dysfunction- teaching them how to increase their time awareness by identifying things that steal or distract us from time during our everyday routines. Identify the time robbers then remind your child that it is occurring, reminding them of the task at hand .ie putting socks and shoes on.
2nd - 5th
Create a Sensory Diet
Children with sensory processing challenges can benefit from a sensory diet to promote emotional/sensory regulation and increase attention. Learning starts with attention, and attention comes with sensory regulation. This activity is a way for therapists to help parents learn more about their child's sensory dysregulation and how they can offer a sensory diet at home. The download includes a bank with a variety of sensory activities to make it easy for therapists to copy and paste to the table a
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For All Subjects
Free Partner Strategies for AAC Core Vocabulary Handout
This 3 page handout provides some basic useful strategies partners (teachers, parents, and SLPs) can use to encourage and increase communication skills and aac use in students who are learning to communicate with aac.
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Attention & Focus Strategies - Parent Handout/Resource [Eng & Span.] OT
Here is a wonderful resource for parents & families for different strategies they can try with their child to increase focus and attention, such as environmental modifications, sensory tools, and movement breaks. This easy-to-read handout comes in English & Spanish! Once purchased, the start watermark is removed. Created by an occupational therapist, but beneficial to many! Great for OTs, PTs, teachers, SLPs and counselors!
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Classroom Community, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Pelvic Floor Exercises and Poses
Pelvic Floor Cards in color! A fun visual of 16 different exercises to help strengthen your child’s pelvic floor to increase toileting success, internal awareness, and self-regulation skills. Each CARD includes:PictureExercise/Stretch NamePelvic Floor Exercises by Kristin Carr, OTD, OTR/L Kristin Carr, OTD, OTR/L, is the owner of All About Feeding, LLC at feeding-therapy.com and a contracting Occupational Therapist for Triage Staffing. She practices in various settings, such as long-term acut
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** Weight A Minute: Considerations for Using Weighted + Compression Items **
Deep pressure items have become a hot topic in recent years. With claims of alleviating anxiety, improving attention to task and increased regulation, the use of deep pressure stimulation seems like a given. But there's a whole lot more to it than clicking "add to cart" on a weighted blanket listing. We found ourselves often fielding questions from parents and teachers alike, which is how this resource came to be! Included in this download, you'll find: Overview of deep pressure and a simple ex
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Welcome To Occupational Therapy
An explanation for perhaps the most elusive member of the team! Many families are unsure about what occupational therapy is and why they were referred to OT and many teachers are not sure what to ask the OT about! This resource can be sent home by therapists or teachers in order to assist families or be a handout for educators themselves to increase understanding of OT thus improving communication among the members of the team! Black and white version as well as color!
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Step by Step Guide for College Admissions 9th grade to 12th grade
Get a head start with planning your future for higher education! In this guide, it will give you helpful tips and provide a guideline to follow for every grade level. Following the guide will possibly increase your chance to get admitted to your dream school. college, college admissions, admissions guide, college counseling, college and career, higher education.
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Therapeutic Brushing Guide: An Occupational Therapy Sensory Regulation Tool
Therapeutic Brushing is a practice sometimes recommended by occupational therapists for a variety of reasons, including but not limited to: To decrease tactile defensiveness (oversensitivity to touch or other textures)As an emotional regulation tool in times of frustration As a way to connect with your childTo use before bed as a way to provide calming inputWhile much of the research is anecdotal as to how effective this tool is for specific reasons, it can be considered one of the many sensor
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