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Easily track your service and progress for school based services. Works for Occupational therapy, Speech Therapy, Physical Therapy or resource room. To be used as a template and can be edited to fit your exact needs. I make a copy of the template and have a different google sheet per special ed room and then have the various students within the document.

Visual schedule blood sugar draws & insulin injections. Has both male and female icons. Different levels of support provided. Works best if two copies of the "Rewards" and "Body Locations" are printed out, then laminate the originals and cut out and laminate individual pictures of body location and rewards. Add velcro to the individual pieces in order to stick in the the "reward" step and "body location" step in the schedule. This will allow the schedule to be interchanged based on the situati

I run a cooking group at our clinic with an SLP for kids with various disabilities. The cooking group is designed to learn cooking skills (knife skills, opening a can, cracking an egg, grating cheese and more). Each day has a different theme: Pack a sack lunch, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Most days have a main dish, side dish and dessert. This packet provides the menus (in simple form). Parent handout for the weeks activities. A more detailed therapist handout for the process. And a shopping li

Create a visual schedule for families. Here are the basic ADLs for most families. Have the child create their own ToDo/All Done page that is then laminated. Cut out the pictures and add velcro to the schedule and the activities. The schedule can then be changed from day to day or from morning to evening activities.

Laminate and hang up in shower to help your client with the steps of showering.

Help teach children about what to do if they get lost.

This is a one page visual for steps to clearing a table and washing dishes. The full page can be used during education or can be cut into strips, laminated and placed next to the sink to help follow visuals for washing dishes.