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Straw Digital Resource
The use of a straw can increase the ability of the child to engage in play independently or with peers. Straws are visually stimulating and promote visual tracking, oculomotor skills, eye-hand coordination, sensory processing, oral motor skills, and so many more therapeutic benefits. Check out these 10 ways to utilize a straw at home or in the clinic today to support your home program needs!
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Also included in: Equipment Bundle "Ways to Use" Digital Resource
McDonalds Picture Menu
A great sheet/picture to use when taking students to McDonalds to assist with the ordering process and increase independence. I have also made these and sent them home for my parents to use as well.
PreK - 12th
Cooking up Language Reference
This reference guide is perfect to send home for parents for speech and language therapy, a life-skills class, special education class. This gives parents and professionals specific language to use to increase vocabulary, verb use, prepositions, and social skills.
PreK - 3rd
Common Food Items - 8 Flashcards
Children learn in different ways. Some children need to see real images of things, not cartoons. Some of these items may not resonate with all of you but I hope most food items are helpful in teaching your students to identify them or at least able to point to them. These cards have helped several students on the spectrum, children with autism. Non-verbal students have been able to point to a card of food to identify what they want to eat. These cards have helped increase communication with aut
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3-Storybook Bundle: Social-Emotional Learning & Safety Stories for Young Learner
Looking for engaging, meaningful stories that teach children valuable life skills? This storybook bundle includes three beautifully written and illustrated tales designed to support children’s emotional development, smart decision-making, and safety awareness in everyday situations. Perfect for classroom read-alouds, SEL lessons, or at-home learning. Included Stories: The Boy Who Didn’t Want to Sleep Help children understand the importance of sleep and self-care through this heartwarming story
PreK - 3rd
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
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