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EMOJI Emotion/Feelings play dough mats. This activity is designed to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behavior management, self-regulation etc. Students use play dough to create facial features that correspond to the emoji. This activity can be completed as is (i.e., no prep) or sheets can be laminated for increased durability. This product can be used on its own independent from any other resource or in conjunction with any behavior/social/self

EMOTION FLIP BOOK! This product contains 12 different eyes, 12 different noses, and 12 different mounths to chose from. Combine the different eyes, noses and mouths to create different emotions. Emotions you can create: - Angry - Confused - Grumpy - Happy - Hurt - Nervous - Sad - Scared - Silly - Surprised - Tired The combinations are endless - what other emotions can you create? A blank flip sheet is included at the back of the book for you to create your own facial features. I prefer to l

Emoji Posters! 28 Posters with your student's favorite Emoji's to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by color, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. Pack includes the following emotions; - Hurt - Calm - Shy - Interested - Tired - Happy - Sad - Chee

Help your students to learn about their emotions/feelings using a fun roll and draw activity! Roll an animal walk is a gross motor game that is played by rolling a dice to determine which animal walk to perform and how many times! Perfect for use as; - Brain breaks - Self Regulation strategies - Sensory tools - Gross motor therapy intervention - Gross motor breaks - Build core strength - Build balance - Build coordination You can buy with confidence from Tiny Tackers Therapy, knowing that al

Emoji Wordwall! 28 Word Wall cards with your student's favorite Emoji's to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by color, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. There is a version of each emotion with an emoji character, and without an emoji character

This activity is designed to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feels, behavior management etc. This product contains: 1 x counting I spy (i.e., how many happy faces can you find?) 1 x coloring I spy (i.e., color all the happy faces red) Being an 'I Spy' product, students are also working on visual perceptual skills. This refers to the brains ability to make sense of what the eyes see. Visual perception is needed in the classroom for copying from the boar

Help your students to learn about their emotions/feelings using a fun roll and draw activity! A great compliment for emotion units, self regulation curriculums etc. Roll and Draw is a drawing game that is played by rolling a dice to determine which eyes and mouth you need to draw on your Emoji! Added bonus - worksheets at the end of packet have writing lines to allow students to create their own unique emotion/feeling to go with the Emoji they have created! This might be an emotion they alrea

SCISSOR SKILL ASSESSMENT ⭐Quick and easy assessment for students in Pre-K to second grade (can be used for students with additional needs/learning difficulties/atypically developing children in higher year levels) - just print the assessment, grab a pair of scissors and you are ready to go! ⭐Product includes: - 8 different tasks to assess scissor skills. The tasks are presented in a developmentally appropriate order. Students start with skills that are acquired first and move onto skills that

Help your students to learn about their emotions/feelings and which strategies they can use to stay calm and ready to learn, using this fun no prep activity! Students work on fine motor skills by first coloring in the self-regulation tools below that they can use for that particular feelings. Students then cut out the tools and paste them on the worksheet. Emotions included: - Angry - Frustrated - Sad - Tired - Bored - Wiggly - Excited - Annoyed - Silly You can buy with confidence from Tiny

Emoji Emotion Posters - Use Emoji's to assist students to learn emotions. These posters assist students to learn emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by colour, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. Purchase the full version here - Emoji Emotion Posters - 16 Versions More

I Spy - Shark Visual Discrimination Activity - FREEBIE Being an 'I Spy' product, students are also working on visual perceptual skills, more specifically visual discimination. This refers to the brains ability to make sense of what the eyes see. Visual perception is needed in the classroom for copying from the board and discriminating between different letters of the alphabet. This product contains: - 10 x counting 3 different types of shark - 10 x coloring 2 different types of shark - 8 x cou

This activity is designed to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behavior management etc. Students use play dough to create facial features that correspond to the emotion. This activity can be completed as is (i.e., no prep) or sheets can be laminated for increased durability. This product can be used on its own independent from any other resource or in conjunction with any behavior/social/self-regulation curriculum, school wide positive behavior,

Self-regulation strategy and coping skills spinner! Assists students to develop emotional awareness by encouraging discussion about emotions and strategies that can be used to return us to a calm and happy state where we are ready to learn (feeling green). Pre-made versions for easy assembly or have students color and personalise their own strategy spinner! Once assembled with the use of a split pin/cotter pin, the spinner can be placed in student tubs, on their desk, or in a classroom calm cor

Help your students to learn about their emotions/feelings using coloring - with this FREEBIE! Coloring is relaxing and can be a helpful mindfulness strategy that your students may want to add to their 'toolbox' to help them to return to feeling green (happy, calm and ready to learn). This product can be used on its own independent from any other resource or in conjunction with any behavior/social/self-regulation curriculum (Zones of Regulation™, PBIS™, SEL™, How Does Your Engine Run™) and/or

This activity is designed to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behavior management etc. This product can be used on its own independent from any other resource or in conjunction with any behavior/social/self-regulation curriculum, school wide positive behavior, students with additional needs, students with sensory processing difficulties and/or those on the Autism Spectrum. This product contains: 4 x counting I spy (i.e., how many happy faces

This product can be used on its own independent from any other resource or in conjunction with any behavior/social/self-regulation curriculum, school wide positive behavior, students with additional needs, students with sensory processing difficulties and/or those on the Autism Spectrum. Assists children to develop emotion recognition skills, emotional awareness and self-regulation. Designed to be used individually by students to check in, label and record their emotions during the day. Emoji'

Easy and quick scissor skill checklist to gauge where your student's scissor skills are at. You can easily check items off the list as you watch your students complete any scissor task. There are a shorter version and a more comprehensive version of the checklist. There are versions with a space to put the student's school (perfect for therapists who work across several schools!) or a version without. For a more comprehensive scissor skill assessment - includes everything you need! Cutting P

Handout for parents and teachers on hand and finger strength. Hand and finger strength is important for lots of everyday activities including doing up buttons and zips, handwriting, using scissors etc List lots of different activity ideas and provides examples and pictures on how to assist your child at home and school to develop their hand and finger strength! ***You can buy with confidence from Tiny Tackers Therapy, knowing that all of our resources are created by Pediatric Occupational Th

23 Word Wall cards to assist students learning emotion recognition skills, emotion regulation, feelings, behaviour management etc. Similar emotions have been grouped by color, relating to how your body is feeling. The colours are familiar to students as they are similar to a traffic light - red means stop, yellow means slow down, green means just right. Pack includes the following emotions; - Hurt - Proud - Shy - Interested - Tired x 2 (different images on each card) - Happy x 2 (different ima

Visual Perception - Visual Discrimination and Visual Scanning/Tracking Summer themed activity pack! 22 worksheets of varying levels of difficulty to help students to develop visual perceptual skills, including visual scanning/tracking and visual discrimination. Visual Perception refers to the brains ability to make sense of what the eyes see. Visual perception is needed in the classroom for copying from the board and discriminating between different letters of the alphabet.This product contains