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Yoga Poses Cards & Posters for Kids for Fitness & Mindfulness
Yoga Cards & Posters for Kids – 46 Fun & Engaging Yoga Poses for Children’s Fitness, Flexibility & Mindfulness Introduce children to the benefits of yoga and mindfulness with these Yoga Cards & Posters for Kids. This resource includes 46 different poses, each with a photo to make learning fun, accessible, and easy to follow. Whether in the classroom, therapy sessions, or at home, these cards and posters will help kids develop flexibility, strength, and body awareness while improving focus and r
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Health, Physical Education
Hand-Eye Coordination Board Game -Engaging Brain Teasers & Fingers Gym
Hand-eye coordination is an important skill to have as it helps us to complete many everyday activities including picking things up, writing and driving. Hand-eye coordination involves our eyes taking in visual information, and the brain responding by sending signals to the arms and hands to react, according to Harvard Health. We can improve this skill by doing different types of exercises like this one. Includes:1 Board and 8 pages with exercises for Right and Left Hand for Beginners1 Board a
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Health
Hand-Eye Coordination BW board game with SHAPES- Brain Teasers & Fingers Gym
Hand-Eye Coordination board game with SHAPES- Brain Teasers & Fingers Gym - Black & White Hand-eye coordination is an important skill to have as it helps us to complete many everyday activities including picking things up, writing and driving. Hand-eye coordination involves our eyes taking in visual information, and the brain responding by sending signals to the arms and hands to react, according to Harvard Health. We can improve this skill by doing different types of exercises like this one.
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Health
Also included in: 34 Brain Teaser Games for Critical Thinking & Logic – Growing Bundle
Cookie Jar and Cookies Template
Need a versatile activity while doing a gross motor exercise or part of an obstacle course? Here you go! "Who took the cookies from the cookie jar? Who, me? Couldn't be...then who?" Print and cut out the cookies. Laminate them if you'd like them to last longer. Make it a game and get your little one to put the cookies back into the jar OR remove cookies out of the jar for a little 'snack'! Expand their play: - Hide cookies around the room that they have to search for! - Make it a number game
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Math
Brain Break Cards & Posters for Kids to Stimulate Focus & Energy
Brain Break Cards & Posters for Kids – 16 Activities to Boost Focus & Energize Students Keep kids active and engaged with these Brain Break Cards & Posters for Kids. Brain breaks are a fantastic way to help students regain focus after sitting for long periods. These 16 fun activities encourage movement, stimulate the brain, and refresh the body, making them perfect for classroom settings, therapy sessions, or home use. What’s Included:16 Brain Break Cards – Printed 4 cards per page.16 Full-Page
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Physical Education, Speaking & Listening
Today in Physical Therapy
This product can be used as a review sheet for parents/caregivers and/or as a daily note for Pediatric Physical Therapy
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Also included in: IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
Tracing Lines Printable Practice Worksheets
Use these tracing worksheets to help students improve tracing wavy lines, straight lines, open shapes, and closed shapes!
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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)
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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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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