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Brain Breaks for Classroom | Movement Activities for Focus & Regulation | PreK-5

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✨ Ready-to-use brain breaks that improve focus in minutes! Quick Focus Labs are short, structured movement breaks designed to help students regulate, refocus, and get ready to learn—all in just 1–3 minutes. Created by a pediatric physical therapist, these labs are built for real classrooms, with simple visuals students can follow and clear teacher guidance. ⸻ 📦 What’s included: ✔ 10 Quick Focus Movement Labs ✔ Front + back cards (student visuals + teacher guide) ✔ Boost, Reset, and Settle lab t

PreK - 5th

Not Subject Specific

Fitness, PE game and Brain breaks with numbers Count and Move movement cards

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BusyKnees

Fitness game, PE game and gross motor skills activity, easily adaptable for a wide range of ages, from preschool and kindergarten right through older elementary children. These fun number themed cards will get kids moving and target a wide range of important gross motor skills to support healthy growth and development. For young children, the cards can be used to aid number recognition and counting skills. For older children, the cards are great to boost fitness, strength, balance, and range of

PreK - 3rd

For All Subjects, Health, Physical Education

Bilateral Coordination Activities - 50 Mats - Occupational Therapy - Fine Motor

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TinyHands

This set of 50 Bilateral Coordination Activity Mats are designed to build fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination & visual-motor integration. Useful for Occupational Therapy sessions, helping kids co-ordinate their body and build connections between the brain’s left and right hemispheres. Students use both hands together, tracing dots with their left hand and performing hand movements with the right hand. 50 printable Mats - differentiated In a variety of Cute Colors.Use on the wall or tabl

PreK - 5th

Visual Arts

Also included in: Bilateral Coordination OT Bundle - Crossing the midline activities - ATNR Reflex

How To Be Your Own OT - Resource for Caregivers

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Julie Anstey

How to Be Your Own OT: A Caregiver's Guide to Supporting Child Development28-Page Printable PDF | Parent Education ResourceGive families the tools to support child development at home with this ready-to-use 28-page handout, designed for Occupational Therapists, pediatric health professionals, teachers, and early childhood educators to share with caregivers.Written in plain language, this guide explains the developmental areas OTs most commonly address, including:Fine motor skillsGross motor skil

PreK - 9th

Classroom Community, Health, School Psychology