Learning and Development Tools
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Glen Ellyn, Illinois, United States
About the store
I am an occupational therapist who has worked in a variety of schools and private therapy clinics since 2005. I have extensive experience with a wide range of students with varying developmental levels. As an occupational therapist I work with students to support their functioning in the classroom; whether it be to strengthen motor skills, support regulation, or help with self-care tasks. I often consult with schools and teachers to develop strategies to help students best access their curriculum. I am always exploring ways to best help my students!
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Active Listening Desk Cards (great for distance learning!)
Students are required to listen and attend to a variety of directions throughout their day. These cards are designed to help student demonstrate specific listening behaviors. Listening is not just with the ears, it is with the WHOLE body. An active listener listens with a calm body, a quiet mouth, and a brain that is focused on the topic. The visual strip is a great tool to put on a student’s desk as a reminder of specific listening behaviors. I recommend laminating them for durability! It is a
K - 5th
Do This...Then That! Executive Functioning/Writing Task Cards-distance learning
Quick and easy task cards to help your students with writing and executive functioning skills. Includes 30 different tasks. Many students struggle with "holding" multiple step directions. Whether it be because of attention difficulties, weaknesses in memory skills, or sequencing and executing multiple steps- this activity is a great way to exercises those "muscles"! Students are required to read tasks or have them read to them (depending on what skills you are working on). First there is an act
1st - 7th
Writing
Do This...Then That! Executive Functioning/Writing Task Cards-distance learning
Quick and easy task cards to help your students with writing and executive functioning skills. Includes 30 different tasks. Many students struggle with "holding" multiple step directions. Whether it be because of attention difficulties, weaknesses in memory skills, or sequencing and executing multiple steps- this activity is a great way to exercises those "muscles"! Students are required to read a task or have it read to them (depending on what skills you are working on). First there is a writi
K - 5th
English Language Arts, Writing
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Experience
I am an occupational therapist who has worked in a variety of schools and private therapy clinics since 2005. I have extensive experience with a wide range of students with varying developmental levels. As an occupational therapist I work with students to support their functioning in the classroom; whether it be to strengthen motor skills, support regulation, or help with self-care tasks. I often consult with schools and teachers to develop strategies to help students best access their curriculum. I am always exploring ways to best help my students!
Teaching style
I believe in meeting each student where they are at to support the most growth and development!
My own education history
Bachelors Degree in Child Development
Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy
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