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Visual Schedule Morning Routine
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
Positive Behavior Star Chart
This Star Chart is used for Positive Behavioral Training. When you want a child to participate in a non-preferred activity, this chart can be used to reward positive behaviors and increase participation. Choose an item that the child will be working for (candy, toy, favorite book, etc), write it on the chart, and begin non-preferred task. Each time the child completes one "rep" of the activity (cutting one shape with scissors, setting a timer for 1 minute and participating in non-preferred task
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Toddler Morning and Evening Routine Poster
Help your child understand what is happening next. Sequencing steps reduce tantrums and make for more peaceful mornings and evenings. Laminate and have your toddler check off the items to increase independence and confidence.
PreK - K
Social Emotional Learning
When Listening Breaks Down – A Classroom Regulation Checklist (FREE)
When students appear to be “not listening,” their nervous system may be overwhelmed rather than noncompliant. This free checklist provides a quick, regulation-focused reset that educators can use in the moment to support students before increasing expectations. Designed for classroom use, this OT-informed resource helps teachers pause, assess regulation needs, and offer simple supports that can help listening and participation come back online. This free resource includes: A one-page “When Li
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Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Regulation First Classroom Toolkit – Understanding Beh., Lang., & Reg.
Under the Sea Coloring Pages
These Under the Sea coloring pages are designed to be simple and engaging for young learners, aged 2-6. There is space for name writing practice at the top and the written name of the object in the photo is there to increase letter identification and practice, as well as increase vocabulary. Use this page as a tool to talk about basic life science. For example, "Crabs lives in the ocean and eat plants and small fish". These coloring pages can be used for paint, watercolor, markers, crayons, col
PreK - K
Biology, Coloring Pages, Environment
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