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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
Getting In and Out of the Car Safely Social Story Autism Visual Support Sped
This social story teaches students how to safely get in and out of the car using clear visuals and simple, direct language. It is designed for autistic students, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education who benefit from structured routines and visual supports. Each page breaks the routine into small, predictable steps so students can understand what to do, when to do it, and how to stay safe. This resource supports independence, safety awareness, and functional communicat
Not Specific
Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
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
Teacher & Staff Appreciation Writing Activities | Thank You Printables | No Prep
Celebrate the amazing educators and school staff who make a difference every day! This comprehensive set of School Appreciation Pages is designed to recognize teachers, specialists, and support staff all year long—perfect for classroom use, school-wide initiatives, or last-minute appreciation activities. This resource includes appreciation pages for a wide range of school staff, including: Classroom & specialty teachers:Classroom teachers, art, music, P.E., technology, ELL/EL, special education,
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Printable Early Intervention (EI) Information Handout for parents and teachers
This clear, parent-friendly Early Intervention (EI) handout is designed to help families understand what EI is, who qualifies, and how to access services. Created by a licensed Occupational Therapist and grounded in evidence-based practice, this resource is ideal for therapists and educators who support infants and toddlers with developmental delays. This handout explains: ✔ What Early Intervention is ✔ Who qualifies for services ✔ What areas of development EI supports (speech, motor, social
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Not Subject Specific
Yoga Journal - Coffee Yoga Journal Repeat
12-Week Yoga Journal for Beginners & Everyday YogisLooking for a simple, approachable way to build a yoga practice without the pressure of being perfect? This 12-Week Yoga Journal is designed for beginners, casual yogis, and anyone looking to create a little more mindfulness, movement, and self-care in their daily routine.Whether you’re stepping onto a yoga mat for the very first time or returning to your practice after a break, this journal provides a supportive space to reflect, grow, and cele
Not Specific
Health, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
18 Fun Gross Motor Movement/Flashcards (Spring Cleaning, Summer Activity/Game)
Here's a set of movement/flashcards to use with your children, client's and/or students to spark both imagination and gross motor movements with a fun spring cleaning/chores theme. Feel free to laminate for multiple usage. You can also use real or toy cleaning materials (dishes, mop, towel, broom, etc.) for this activity or just use your imagination for equal work and fun! This resource can be used for both in person and virtual sessions. Enjoy!
PreK - 8th
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)
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K.CC.A.1
, K.CC.B.4
, K.CC.B.4a
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Holiday Dinners Social Story
Social Stories for Holiday Dinners By Monica Plack, Pediatric Occupational TherapistThis supportive set of social stories helps children better understand expectations, routines, and social behaviors during holiday meals. It is designed to reduce anxiety, improve participation, and support positive interactions in busy, sensory-rich family gatherings. Created by a pediatric occupational therapist, this resource uses simple, reassuring language to prepare children for what to expect, including s
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Not Subject Specific
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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