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At Home Behavior Chart
This can be used as part of an at-home behavior program focusing on 1-3 behaviors. Give a sticker for each day the behavior does/does not occur. Set a desired number of stickers per week and provide a weekly reward based on meeting the requirements. Increase/decrease the weekly numbered of stickers as needed.
PreK - 12th
** 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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The Wheels on the Bus Interactive Book - Circle Time, Small Group Activity
*** Use with the "Wheels on the Bus" song*** Perfect for toddler - preschool ages, children with autism, special education, early intervention, child care, and home school settings! • Language Building – action words, item labels• Match picture to picture• Practice turn-taking skills• Concepts of Print – one to one correspondence• Encourage participation in a fun small or large group activityFor Teachers:• Ideal for use as an individual, large, or small group activity • The reinforcing element
PreK - K
Animal Walks - Movement Dice
Movement Dice This product can be used by Occupational Therapists, Home Educators, Early Childhood Educators, teachers, and parents as a fun way to engage children in animal walks. Animal walks are a great way of encouraging and developing children's upper-limb, core and lower-limb strength and stability. Weight-bearing postures, such as animal walks are also great for increasing proprioceptive feedback and body awareness. Animal walks and jumps are also a great movement break or brain break,
PreK - 4th
Baby Signs
Baby Signs Preview
Because children develop their receptive skills in language before being able to express themselves with spoken words, many parents and professional care givers introduce signing to babies and toddlers to provide them with a method for communicating.
This set of printable flashcards is meant to be used by the adult providing care. Each sign concept is presented with the word beneath it and again without the printed word. Fold each card in ha
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American Sign Language
Emotions Check in Chart | Regulation Strategies & Autism Visuals | I Feel I Need
Help your learners communicate their feelings and manage their emotions with this emotions check in chart/I feel I need regulation choice board. Perfect for early childhood settings, Autism classrooms, and promoting supportive & inclusive classroom environments for neurodivergent & visual learners! These real life photos show detailed facial expressions, which can help learners identify the various emotions and relate the pictures to how they may be feeling themselves. Our original I Feel I
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Character Education, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Daily Report Form for Daycare, Preschool, & Childcare | Toddler Daily Log
Are you tired of trying to remember what happened with your baby during the day? Do you want to have a record of everything that happened so you can refer back to it later? The Infant Daily Report sheet is for you! This handy log will keep track of all the important events that happen during the day with your infant. You'll be able to see what they ate, how long they were awake, what toys they played with, and much more. It's the perfect way to keep tabs on your little one while you're away fro
PreK
Class Rules Snoopy Charlie Brown The Peanuts Gang Theme Inspired Classroom Decor
Class Rules Charlie Borwn And The Peanuts Inspired
PreK - 2nd
I Can... Play-dough Cards-Set of 10
I Can Play-dough Cards – Fine Motor & Early Literacy SupportBring hands-on learning to life with these engaging Play-dough I Can Cards! Perfect for early learners, this resource helps children strengthen fine motor skills while practicing important action words and early literacy concepts. Children will love rolling, cutting, and stretching their play dough as they interact with visual prompts and simple “I can…” statements. These cards are designed to be laminated and displayed in your play-d
PreK - 1st
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