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Build fine motor skills while keeping students engaged with a Winter Olympics theme! These Follow the Path worksheets help students practice pencil control, visual tracking, and hand-eye coordination as they trace paths to guide Winter Olympic athletes and equipment to their destinations. Designed for classroom centers, occupational therapy sessions, early finishers, or sub plans, this print-and-go resource includes a variety of path styles and difficulty levels to support skill development.

Help your students recognize and express emotions with this engaging “Find and Color” activity! Designed to support social emotional learning (SEL) and visual discrimination, this printable resource includes 8 worksheets where students search for different emojis and color them based on a matching code. ⭐Great for: Morning meetings Counseling sessions Occupational therapy Calm-down corners Small groups Early finisher activities Skills Targeted: Emotional recognition Visual scanning Self-re

Introduce your learners to the concept of emotional regulation with this Zones-inspired social story and matching toolbox activity that support self-awareness and strategy selection. Created by an occupational therapist, this printable resource is designed for use in classrooms, therapy sessions, calm corners, or home. What’s included: Social story explaining four colour-coded zones (blue, green, yellow, red) and the feelings/behaviours in each zone Toolbox activity: students match regulation to

Problem Solving Steps Poster – Size of the Problem, Matching Reactions, SEL Skills Help your students learn emotional regulation, problem-solving, and expected behavior responses with this engaging Problem Solving Steps poster! This visual teaches kids how to pause, think, and choose helpful strategies when challenges come up. Perfect for classrooms, counseling sessions, social-emotional learning lessons, calm-down corners, and special education settings. This resource guides students through t

Help children learn how to stay calm and cope with disappointment when they hear the word “no”. This social story uses clear language and simple visuals to guide kids through understanding feelings, using coping tools, and moving on when things don’t go their way. 💡 Ideal for: Emotional regulation lessons Social skills groups Counseling and therapy sessions Special education classrooms (autism, ADHD, anxiety) Home use by parents and caregivers ✅ What’s Included 11-page social story PD

Fall Themed Fine Motor Skills Packet Dive into a no-prep, 38-page activity packet designed to enhance fine motor skills, visual motor integration, and visual perception! Created by an Occupational Therapist for OTs, teachers, and parents, this festive resource is perfect for developing crucial foundational skills while celebrating the spirit of fall, Halloween, and Thanksgiving. What’s Inside:Cutting Activities: Practice cutting straight, wavy, and zigzag lines, along with various shapes to bui

Stranger Safety Social Story - Empowering Young Learners!Ensure your students are equipped with essential safety skills through this engaging social narrative designed to teach stranger safety. Key Learning Objectives:Understanding Strangers: Clearly defines what a stranger is.Safety Protocols: Outlines essential steps to take if approached by a stranger.Avoiding Interaction: Explains why it’s important not to engage with strangers.Setting Boundaries: Emphasizes not talking to, going anywhere wi

Help kids build emotional awareness and regulation skills with this printable size of the problem, size of the reaction social story! This illustrated resource teaches children how to identify small, medium, and big problems—and how to match their reactions appropriately. Designed by a pediatric occupational therapist, it’s perfect for supporting emotional control, self-regulation, and social thinking. Ideal for therapy sessions, SEL lessons, calm-down corners, or morning meetings Empowers kid

Help students understand and manage their self-regulation with this engaging “How Is My Engine Running?” Social Story, perfect for teaching emotional awareness, sensory regulation, and executive functioning skills. This kid-friendly story introduces the concept of body “engine speeds”— fast, slow, and just right—and gives students clear examples of how their bodies may feel in each state. Perfect For: Occupational therapists Special education teachers General education classrooms School counsel