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Occupational Therapy Activities for School-Based OT-Movement-Based OT Playbook
Struggling to come up with engaging, functional OT sessions that go beyond tabletop activities? This movement-based OT playbook was created to help therapists and educators turn everyday therapy sessions into purposeful, skill-driven experiences that support real-world outcomes. This is not just a list of activities. This playbook is a structured guide to movement-based occupational therapy, designed to help you target key areas such as core strength, coordination, visual motor skills, regulati
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Not Subject Specific
Also included in: Occupational Therapy Bundle- Activities, Goal Bank, IEP Sample & More!
Frog Color Match Circle Time Game | Spring Movement Activity
Spring Gross Motor Activity: Looking for a way to engage your active, sensory-seeking preschoolers during circle time? Color Frog Hop is an interactive, move and learn game designed specifically for Early Childhood and Special Education classrooms. Instead of sitting still, your students will get to hop, jump, and move while mastering 12 colors. This activity is a lifesaver for students with low frustration tolerance or high energy, as it bridges the gap between structured learning and the senso
PreK - K
Other (Math), Physical Education
Mental Illness Gr. 6-9
Students explore the challenging, often misunderstood medical field of Mental Illness.
About this Resource:
Students come to terms with difficult topics such as schizophrenia, depression, suicide and eating disorders through the knowledge-based material in the unit. The activities and worksheets included in our unit follow closely with the material in part one. Part two encourages students to contemplate the concepts contained in the unit as they design their own exam. Part three adds flexibil
6th - 8th
Health
Montessori Movement Cards with Real People | Exercise Cards for Kids |
Montessori Movement Cards – Real People, Real MovementBring joyful movement into your classroom with these beautifully designed, Montessori-inspired exercise cards! This set features real children and adults demonstrating a variety of exercises, offering meaningful, realistic representations of movement across different ages and ethnicities. Each card is thoughtfully created with: • Clear, real-life photographs of each movement • Simple exercise names for easy recognition and early reading sup
PreK - K
Not Subject Specific, Physical Education
Occupational/ Physical Therapy: Common Word Bank for Pediatric Therapy Notes
Check out this Common Word Bank when in need of a selection of writing terms for Pediatric Therapy Notes. This can be used in Early Intervention and School Based settings. Enjoy!
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Also included in: IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
Developmental Sequence on Standing up-Occupational Therapy-Gross Motor
Looking for a simple, effective way to support children who struggle to get off the floor? This resource provides a clear breakdown of floor-to-stand development and includes: Developmental positioning visual (supine/prone to standing)Red flags + how to supportPractical activity ideas and environmental modificationsGoal bank (short-term and long-term)Clinical note for deeper understandingDesigned for therapists, educators, and parents, this resource helps build the foundational skills needed for
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Gross Motor Class Social Story for School Behavior Expectations Movement Safety
This gross motor class social story is designed to help students understand what to expect during gross motor time at school. It uses clear student friendly language and supportive visuals to walk learners through the routine from walking to class through returning to the classroom. This resource is ideal for students who benefit from visual supports, explicit expectations, and predictable routines. The story covers key school behaviors including walking safely, listening to the teacher, moving
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Science of Reading, Short Stories, Sight Words
Crossing Midline Cards | OT Movement Exercises for PreK-2
Crossing Midline Cards help PreK-2 students practice coordinated opposite-side movements during quick classroom movement breaks. These crossing midline exercises support gross motor control, bilateral coordination, balance, and classroom readiness in a simple, teacher-friendly way. What's included• Cross crawl exercise cards • Beanbag reach movement cards • Ribbon path movement cards • Midline brain break poster How teachers can use itUse these Crossing Midline Cards for quick movement breaks, p
PreK - 2nd
Health, Physical Education
Forest Adventure Movement Stations
Gross Motor • Story-Inspired Movement • Brain BreaksBring a beloved forest adventure story to life with this engaging, Gruffalo-inspired movement station activity designed for preschool, Pre-K, and early elementary learners. Students move through the forest completing fun, themed actions that build gross motor skills, self-regulation, and listening skills—while staying actively engaged through story-based movement. This resource is perfect for movement breaks, literacy centers, indoor recess,
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Literature
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RL.K.3
, RL.K.9
, RL.K.10
Christmas/Winter Gross Motor Flashcards: 48 count
Enjoy these gross motor/movement flashcards with your clients/students just in time for the Winter/Christmas season. Let imagination along with these cards spark a little cheer and fun while engaging in gross motor activities. This set includes a total of 48 different flashcards.
PreK - 6th
Also included in: Christmas/Winter Gross and Fine Motor Activities/Games BUNDLE
Brain Breaks Animal Exercises Preschool Special Education Gross Motor Activities
Use this product to complete a variety of animal exercises or brain breaks for your students. Have your students take ownership of their "brain breaks" by coloring their pictures and turning them into books. Teachers can then ask them to pick which brain break or exercise they want to do! Also included are a sentence mat for literacy practice and a mat for counting down the number of times to complete each exercise. Four dice are included to roll in order to figure out how many seconds to hold e
PreK - K
Classroom Community, Physical Education
Summer Skills for Little Learners: Pre-K to Kindergarten
Parent or teacher handout for: School Readiness Skills Following directions Sitting for group activities Fine motor control Scissor skills Name writing Independence/self-care Social participation Emotional regulation Attention and transitions
PreK - K
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WINTER DIRECTED DRAWING, KINDERGARTEN, PRESCHOOL, ECSE SPED CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES
Are you looking for a Christmas or winter directed drawing activity for your preschool, kindergarten, special education, or autism classroom? Check out these 14 winter directed drawing activities / directed drawing worksheets. Each worksheet includes 6 simple steps and space for students to complete their directed drawing of their winter / Christmas objects. ❤ Did you know I post a new freebie every week? Click here to get notified! ❤ PCS and Boardmaker are trademarks of Tobii Dynavox LLC. All
PreK - 1st
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
My Body Parts Worksheets for Kids | Human Body Activities | Kindergarten Science
This resource features a variety of multi-sensory activities to keep young learners engaged: ✍️ Fill in the Blank Worksheets: Simple vocabulary-building pages where students write or copy the names of different body parts to practice spelling and penmanship. ✂️ Cut & Paste Labeling: A fantastic hands-on activity where students cut out word labels and paste them in the correct spots to identify eyes, ears, nose, hands, legs, and more. 🎨 Draw & Paint Pages: Creative prompts that ask students to d
PreK - 3rd
Anatomy, Health, Physical Science
Infant Gross Motor Milestone Development Chart
Early Intervention Parent Handout | Pediatric Physical Therapy Developmental Milestone Chart Beautiful, hand-drawn milestone chart illustrating the sequence of infant motor skills from birth through walking. Created by a pediatric physical therapist with 30+ original illustrations showing exactly how babies move and develop. Each stage includes typical age ranges. Perfect for parent education and clinical use. Includes color and black & white versions. Created and illustrated by Dr. Jennifer G
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Children's Shoe Guide | Pediatric PT, Kids Disability Guide
👣 Help caregivers confidently choose the right shoes for their child with this beautifully designed Pediatric Shoe Guide created by a pediatric physical therapist. This educational handout explains what to look for in children’s shoes for every stage of development, including new walkers, school-age children, and a variety of diagnoses including hypotonia, toe walking, and AFO compatibility. 🏃♂️➡️Perfect for pediatric physical therapists, occupational therapists, early intervention providers
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Free Community Helpers POLICE OFFICER/FIREFIGHTER Printable
Looking for a Community Helpers themed fine motor activity? These practice sheets are perfect for working on scissor control. Before children can write, they have to develop fine motor control. This line cutting activity encourages little ones by learning to cut lines while working on scissor grip and fine motor control. Instructions: Simply print and let the students cut. Pro tip- Tape the sheet to the table or a surface so the students can cut the sheet with ease.
PreK - K
Building Study | Playdough Mats| Fine Motor Centers | Creative Curriculum
This low-prep, high-impact resource is perfect for your morning tubs, centers, or free-play stations. Why Teachers Love These Playdough Mats:1. Fine Motor Skill Powerhouse 💪The simple act of manipulating playdough is one of the best ways to build the tiny muscles needed for writing. Strengthens Pincer Grasp: Rolling and pinching the dough prepares their fingers for holding a pencil.Engages Bilateral Coordination: Students use both hands to trace lines and shape the clothes, building vital coor
PreK - 2nd
Geography, Handwriting, Other (Math)
CCSS
RF.K.1
, RF.K.1a
, RF.K.1b
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Printable High Contrast Visual Cards to Print + Play, for Teletherapy + More!
Little ones aren't born with their visual system fully-developed. High contrast images help them make sense of an otherwise often blurry world around them while their vision continues to develop. This set includes 24 cards printed two per page. Just print, prop + play! These high-contrast cards can be used for a variety of ages and skills, including: - Motivating babies or children during prone positioning or tummy time - Visual development, visual motor (matching), visual scanning For those st
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