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Interactive Activity Visual Schedule for Occupational Therapists & Educators

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Interactive Activity Schedule for Occupational Therapists & Educators This product can be used by Occupational Therapists, Home Educators, Early Childhood Educators and other therapists, as a visual schedule to assist children with transitions, task completion, attention and reducing anxiety. Many young children and children with special needs prefer things to stay the same, especially their routines. The use of visual supports, specifically visual timetables and schedules, can decrease anxie

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Finger Isolation Boom Card™ Bundle

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Sailing Exceptional Waters

Do you have students who struggle with finger isolation and understanding the importance of touching a specific area on a table/device? I created this set to help students with this skill and to motivate them to isolate their finger to use a device (which will increase their independence as well as allow them the independent leisure skill of using a tablet device). This is also helpful for students who would benefit from Augmentative Communication Devices but struggle with finger isolation. ☝ T

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Token Board

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Bailey Thompson

This Token Board is a simple and effective tool for reinforcing positive behavior and increasing student motivation. Students earn tokens (such as smiley faces) for meeting expectations, completing tasks, or demonstrating appropriate behavior. For best use, laminate the board and use a dry erase (whiteboard) marker to draw tokens—this allows for quick resets and consistent use throughout the day without needing to reprint materials. It’s an easy, low-prep system that works across a variety of cl

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For All Subjects, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning

Brain Break: Gross Motor Roll-A-Move Dice Activity Chart

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Developmentools

Let's talk about brain breaks! Brain breaks are short activities that allow the child a mental break during the learning process. Some of the benefits of brain breaks include: Boosting blood flow and oxygen to the brainAssisting with information processing and retentionEncouraging sense of community in the classroom environmentand allowing opportunity for emotional and mental release and decreasing anxiety! This fun and easy printable allows your students to roll and get moving! Included are th

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Also included in: BUNDLE Brain Breaks Roll-A-Dice Gross Motor Activities

Maze Task Cards [ABLLS-R Aligned B27]

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The Autism Helper

These task cards are aligned to the ABLLS-R tasks B27. All cards are labeled with the corresponding task number and score for easy organization and use. Perfect for direct instruction, independent work, guided practice, or small group instruction/centers! Task cards are ideal for targeting those specific skills or using as extension activities, even if you do not use the ABLLS-R! Use these task cards to work on building visual performance skills through completing mazes. Mazes increase in diff

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Also included in: Visual Performance Task Card BUNDLE [ABLLS-R Aligned ALL B TASKS]

Tooth-brushing Visual Task Analysis (Rocker themed)

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ARTism Spectrum Designs

What does this resource include? Features 1 Rocker-themed Visual Task Analysis (pdf) for Toothbrushing.Break down a (sometimes) nonpreferred task into simple steps for your learner!10-second intervals across five quadrants of the mouth featuring my hand-drawn illustrations.Quadrants of mouth: Front teeth, Top Right, Top Left, Bottom Right, Bottom LeftSteps of TA: Get out TB, Turn On Water, Put on Toothpaste, Brush, Spit, Rinse Toothbrush, Turn Off WaterWhat can I do with this resource? Increase

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Zones of Self Regulation Desk Plates, Class Desk Strips, Calm Down Corner

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Developmentools

Visuals have shown to be a proven support when it comes to learning - and that includes when little ones are mastering regulation skills! This download features two designs (7 total versions) to help children visualize and identify with what zone(s) they might be in. This resource includes the following:- Zones Feelings Strip, Blank (Blue Background)- Zones Feelings Strip, Blank (Green Background)- Zones Feelings Strip, With Coping Skills (Blue Background)- Zones Feelings Strip, With Coping Sk

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Also included in: Zones Starter Pack Bundle for Self Regulation

Physical Therapy: Visual Supports for Treatment, Schedule, or Task Cards

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Print Path OT

Do you work with preschool or elementary age children who are non-compliant, non-verbal, or have difficulty with attention? It can be difficult to create the structure and flexibility one needs to make sure every treatment session is joyful and productive. I have found visual supports to be an extremely helpful tool that immediately improves engagement and ensures that treatment sessions are effective. Visual supports include task cards to be used for a variety of settings including clinic, itin

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Zones of Self Regulation Inspired Sensory Tool Tracker for Social Emotional SEL

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Developmentools

Quit feeling like you have to play the guessing game when it comes to finding what regulation tools work for your little one! This resource was made for easy application in the school, clinic or home setting to identify challenging routines and effective strategies for support. Included in this download, you'll find: - Zones Inspired Tool Tracker- Emotions Tool Tracker (for those not yet familiar with or not using the Zones curriculum) - Zones Inspired Routine Tracker- Zones Inspired Routine Tra

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