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I am an OT who works with students with special needs. One area that I find many students struggle with is using tape. This resource is designed to work taping skills. It is setup so that skills can be worked on incrementally so that beginners can work on placing stickers and eventually place tape on the images as they improve their skills. I hope you enjoy it. School Tool Use- Beginning Tape by Laura R Caramanico is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0

Hello- My name is Laurie Caramanico. I am an Occupational Therapist for school age students! I have always wanted to make materials for students that I have not been able to find elsewhere. Recently, I have had that opportunity. This resource is one that I have been wanting to make for a very long time. I see many students who are frustrated with using school tools (including crayons) because they do not like the result they see of their efforts. This is true for young children as well as school

These activities include options for upgrading and downgrading fine motor skills. For some students, they will be independent with the majority of the activity. You can modify each group based on the student’s level. Included are the following groups 1-Cut and paste school sheet- Cutting skills, name writing, visual perceptual skills, school tool use 2- Fine Motor apple- For work on prehension patterns and finger strengthening 3- Coloring pages-school tool use, endurance, in hand dexterity 4-New

Hello and thank you for browsing my products! I designed this resource in order to give kids a fun and creative way to work on their scissor skills. With the need for academic rigor, cutting is becoming more of a difficulty for many children as there is less time available for fine motor work. These worksheets are one option to help work on these needed skills. The emphasis for this packet is tool position and snipping. Snipping is one of the first prerequisite skills required for not only cutti