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Mr. Wiggle and Mr. Waggle

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Do your students struggle with fine motor control? Did you know that good handwriting, coloring, using scissors, etc...actually starts in the shoulder muscles? You can use this wonderfully engaging full-arm finger play to increase the strength in the entire arm. This has a full description with instructions and photos for easy use today in your classroom.

PreK - 3rd

Handwriting

Visual Schedule Morning Routine

Created by

Mrs Hannah

Simple visual schedule for morning routine. Great for pre-school, increase independence with ADLs, morning routine, self care, oral hygiene, sequencing, toilet training, and non preferred tasks. Would work great laminated or in sheet protector for dry erase or magnets.

PreK - K

Cutting practice with visuals (right hand and left hand options included)

Created by

OTNikkiT

Straight line cutting practice with finger placement visuals. 3 levels to increase challenge and visual motor skills. Right hand and left hand options.

PreK - K

Art

Ready Set Thrive School Readiness Milestone Guide Age 3-5

Created by

Elaine Ryan

School Readiness: A Fine Motor & Core Strength Milestone Guide for Ages 3–5 Written by a Pediatric Occupational Therapist with 30 Years of Clinical ExperienceIs your child on track for school? This comprehensive, research-informed guide takes the guesswork out of school readiness by walking parents and educators through the fine motor and core strength milestones that matter most — from early preschool all the way to kindergarten entry.Written by a pediatric occupational therapist with 30 years

PreK - K

School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning

Articulation Smash Mats L

Created by

The Therapy Mama

This set of mats will provide you with opportunities to work on articulation skills for the phoneme f, vocabulary, fine motor and sensory skills. They are perfect for children with: Autism, Down Syndrome, apraxia, Developmental Delays, Articulation Disorders and other Speech and Language Delays and Disorders. Simply print out the cards, cut them out, laminate them if you want them to really last, and get some play dough. Roll up a ball and place them on the bubbles. When the child attempts or p

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Also included in: Bubble Articulation Smash Mats Speech Therapy Bundle