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Physical Education and Adapted P.E. Visual Schedules and Communication Supports
Physical education and adapted P.E. visual schedules and communication supports. Great for special education, P.E., occupational therapy, physical therapy, early intervention, preschool, elementary school and more!
PreK - 12th
Brain Breaks Movement and Mindfulness Flashcards (20): Valentine's Day Themed
Give your students the movement breaks they will LOVE! These Brain and Body Break Cards make it easy to add fun, purposeful movement into your day- no equipment needed and minimal setup required. Created by a pediatric physical therapist, this printable set supports focus, attention, and regulation while building strength, coordination, and body awareness. Perform for transitions, indoor recess, or a quick "reset" moment between lessons. What's included: 10 printable movement cards (20 movements
PreK - 2nd
Health, Not Subject Specific, Physical Education
Gross Motor: Core Strengthening and Stability Ideas (Toddlers and school age)
Here is a great handout for therapists/caregivers needing ideas for fun core strengthening and stability exercises for children 2 years of age and up. It includes 2 full pages of ideas. Make these exercises as creative and individualized to your child's tolerance. Enjoy!
PreK - 5th
Also included in: IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
W-Sitting Informational Handout with Exercises
Help parents and educators understand and address W-sitting with this clear, visually supportive resource designed by a pediatric physical therapist. This handout explains what W-sitting is, why it matters for a child’s development, and how it can impact core strength, hip stability, and motor skills over time. It also provides simple, practical alternatives to W-sitting and encourages healthier seated positions that support functional movement and play. Created with busy caregivers in mind, thi
PreK - 2nd
Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Physical Education
Sally's Got Mail Gross Motor Game/Activity (Valentines Day)
Enjoy this fun gross motor game with your younger children, students and clients. It features a "You've got mail" theme with a fun Valentine's Day twist. It involves a little girl named Sally. Sally's friend, Bobby, sent her a Valentine's Day card but to the wrong address (her aunt's address). Sally's aunt stays around the corner and is expecting Sally to arrive any minute before the mail truck delivers the Valentine's Day card from Bobby. However, Sally really needs help completing 10 different
PreK - 5th
Also included in: IMAGINATIVE GROSS MOTOR PLAY BUNDLE (early intervention, school)
40 Fun Gross Motor Movement Cards/Flashcards (Activities using a Cup)
Who would've ever thought Gross Motor Fun could be achieved with using a single Plastic/Paper/Styrofoam cup and a spark of imagination. Try this resource with your little ones and/or students as a fun way to challenge their gross motor skills. Great for Telehealth settings. This set includes 40 different movement cards to choose from. Choose and pick cards pertinent to your child's skill level and feel free to adapt skills as needed. For instance, if a card says walk forwards/backwards and the c
PreK - 8th
Also included in: IMAGINATIVE GROSS MOTOR PLAY BUNDLE (early intervention, school)
Informal Apraxia Assessement Apraxia of Speech Screener Langauge Therapy
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a motor speech disorder that makes it hard for a child to speak clearly and consistently. A child with apraxia may know what they want to say but struggle to coordinate the movements needed to produce speech sounds. This can result in inconsistent errors, groping movements, and difficulty with longer or more complex words. This toolkit helps SLPs, teachers, and support staff screen for apraxia in a professional, supportive, and developmentally appropriate wa
PreK - 2nd
Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Bug-Themed Cutting Puzzles for Numbers 1–10, Scissor Skills Fine Motor Activity
Bug Cutting Puzzles for Counting 1–10: Build fine motor skills while mastering early couting math! Make learning hands-on and engaging with these bug-themed cutting puzzles designed to help young learners practice counting, number order, and scissor skills all in one activity! Perfect for preschool and kindergarten students, this low-prep resource keeps little hands busy while building essential early learning skills. What’s Included: 11 Bug-Themed Cutting Puzzles 6 puzzles for numbers 1–5
PreK - 1st
Numbers, Other (Arts), Other (ELA)
CCSS
K.CC.A.1
, K.CC.B.4
, K.CC.B.4a
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Gross Motor Game: Fall/Harvest Scavenger Hunt
Enjoy this fun gross motor game just in time for the fall/autumn season. This game can be done in PowerPoint and is similar to a virtual matching game with a twist. There are 12 scavenger hunt items to find, but in order for the items to be revealed the child/student must first perform the 12 different gross motor tasks (in any order). Each time a gross motor task is performed, click that particular gross motor task card and one of the 12 scavenger hunt items will appear on the opposite side of
PreK - 8th
How To Be Your Own OT - Resource for Caregivers
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
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