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This digital product includes 18 camping themed "Would you rather" cards. Easy to print, cut, & laminate for conversation starters, icebreakers, or quick brain break.

This digital product includes 18 St. Patrick's themed "Would you rather" cards. Easy to print, cut, & laminate for conversation starters, icebreakers, or quick brain break.

This digital product includes 18 Summer themed "Would you rather" cards. Easy to print, cut, & laminate for conversation starters, icebreakers, or quick brain break.

Fun summer themed card game. Recommend laminating before use. For older students can have them help cut out circles. Game can played with 2-8 players. Players are looking to spot a matching object on their card with the center pile. Great for in-school activity as part of small groups or as send-home activities to encourage skill building at home with siblings and/or caregivers. Skill areas addressed: visual perception, visual memory, working memory, visual attention, cooperative game play, fin

Visual rules for safe and appropriate use of rebounder (trampoline) in classroom or therapy room. Can laminate and velcro to wall for added ease.

Now available as a bundle! Save money by getting all of the find the difference puzzles in a discounted bundle. These are more challenging/advanced find the difference puzzles. Can you find all 10 differences? Answer key included for each puzzle.  These are great activities as a warm up, free time, or “on-the-go” assignment for bus rides/field trips.   Targets following skill areas: visual scanning, visual discrimination, visual motor skills, visual memory, cognition, attention, and speech-lan

Fun fruit & veggie themed card game. Recommend laminating before use. For older students can have them help cut out circles. Game can played with 2-8 players. Players are looking to spot a matching object on their card with the center pile. Great for in-school activity as part of small groups or as send-home activities to encourage skill building at home with siblings and/or caregivers. Great activity to pair with lesson on healthy eating, language, or science (fruits & vegetables). Skill a

Fun summer themed card game. Recommend laminating before use. For older students can have them help cut out circles. Game can played with 2-8 players. Players are looking to spot a matching object on their card with the center pile. Great for in-school activity as part of small groups or as send-home activities to encourage skill building at home with siblings and/or caregivers. Skill areas addressed: visual perception, visual memory, working memory, visual attention, cooperative game play, fin

Fun outer space themed card game. Recommend laminating before use. For older students can have them help cut out circles. Game can played with 2-8 players. Players are looking to spot a matching object on their card with the center pile. Great for in-school activity as part of small groups or as send-home activities to encourage skill building at home with siblings and/or caregivers. Skill areas addressed: visual perception, visual memory, working memory, visual attention, cooperative game play

More challenging/advanced find the difference puzzle. There are two pictures on each page. Can you find all 10 differences? Answer key included for each puzzle.  These are great activities as a warm up, free time, or “on-the-go” assignment for bus rides/field trips.   Targets following skill areas: visual scanning, visual discrimination, visual motor skills, visual memory, cognition, attention, and speech-language.

More challenging/advanced find the difference puzzle. There are two pictures on each page. Can you find all 10 differences? Answer key included for each puzzle.  These are great activities as a warm up, free time, or “on-the-go” assignment for bus rides/field trips.   Targets following skill areas: visual scanning, visual discrimination, visual motor skills, visual memory, cognition, attention, and speech-language.

Fun spring themed visual skills worksheet. How many of each item listed can you find in the picture? Great for in-school activity as warm-up or as homework. Skill areas addressed: visual perception, visual memory, working memory, visual attention, fine-motor, speech-language, and cognition.

Have students copy the picture shown in the top grid. Last page is blank so students can create their own grid drawing to challenge peers! Activity targets the following areas: visual perception, visual motor integration, visual discrimination, spatial awareness.

This is a great worksheet that you can use with older elementary, middle school, high school, and even adults! Can be used as part of a lesson plan, homework assignment, or substitute assignment. Works well with Social Thinking (TM) and Zones of Regulation (TM) curricula. Provides great tool for you to gauge student's level of understanding of how big problems actually are and how big they perceive them to be. ------------------------ Recommend this reaction size and problem size worksheet

Great lesson on size of the problem and reaction size. I created this lesson for my upper elementary, middle, and even some high school students. Includes some visuals as well as 5 scenario worksheets at end to get students thinking about problem size and reaction size. Can be used in conjunction with the Zones of Regulation (TM) and Social Thinking (R) curricula. ------------------- Recommend using alongside: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Size-of-the-problem-how-big-is-it-rea

Fun, quick worksheet to help students think empathetically. Short scenarios are provided and student must state how they imagine the person in the scenario feels and then how they would demonstrate empathy through words or actions. Perfect as warm up, review, or homework.

Great little lesson on "Inner Coach" and "Inner Critic." Includes worksheet describing the two concepts for a discussion or lesson. Incorporates Social Thinking (TM) and Zones of Regulation (R) concepts into the lesson. Also includes 4 page worksheet at end for students to review concepts learned through fictional scenarios. I've used this packet for upper elementary, middle, and some vocational/life skills level high school students. I've found the scenarios to be extremely helpful for students

This set includes worksheets geared for middle school, high school, and vocational students. Worksheets include: 1. What is self-regulation in your words? 2. Why is talking about self-regulation important? 3. What does it mean and look like to be regulated and dysregulated? 4. Brainstorm some tools or strategies to utilize in each zone (using Zones of Regulation (R) curriculum). Great for small group or individual discussions on the concept of self-regulation. Bridges the gap between self-re

These worksheets are great homework, warm up activities, or substitute lesson plans for older students. I've used these with my upper elementary, middle school, and high school students. Can be used in conjunction with the Zones of Regulation (TM) curriculum. ---------------------------- Great to use alongside the self-regulation worksheet available here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Self-Regulation-Why-Its-Important-to-Talk-About-3442205

These worksheets are great homework, warm up activities, or substitute lesson plans for older students. I've used these with my upper elementary, middle school, and high school students. Can be used in conjunction with the Zones of Regulation (TM) curriculum. Includes 5 scenario worksheets on topics related to being back in school. Includes answer key!