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This packet of worksheets walks you through activities to encourage children to interact with foods in fun ways, so they can learn about the foods that they would typically not eat. These activities are used to reduce anxiety seen with some children around certain foods. I use a step-by-step process that works through a typical hierarchy that many feeding programs use (Look, smell, touch, lick, bite). These worksheets can be used along with other feeding programs as additional interaction activi

Print, laminate, and cut out these ingredients to make your own pizza. Use with clients for feeding therapy activities or in the classroom during a food unit. Use finished “pizzas” to encourage children to try these various toppings on their own pizzas. Use these materials while having kids make their own real pizza. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

Print, laminate, and cut out to have kids make their own hamburger. Use for feeding therapy to promote trying hamburgers and new toppings. Use for food units in school lessons. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

Use these fun feeding worksheets with your child or clients to work on understanding of various tastes and flavors of foods. In my practice, I found that children that have had feeding delays also do not understand tastes and flavors due to decreased interactions with foods. Understanding these components of food, greatly decreased each child’s anxiety around new foods presented. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

Make Back to School fun while using these activities to work on letter recognition, letter sounds, social skills, writing, and visual perceptual skills.

Have your students meet their new classmates in a fun way, while working on letter recognition, associated letter sounds, handwriting, and social skills.

Have your students work on letter recognition and associated sounds, while also addressing visual perceptual skills and handwriting.

Add some fun into back to school week while working on visual perceptual skills. Be sure to pair with the recording page.

Add some fun to the first week of school while developing visual perceptual skills.

Use this fun form for recording interactions with food in order to refer to for progressing with next steps for new interactions toward eating non-preferred and new foods. You can use the top space to record any information that you wish to focus on. Use the spaces to the right side to also record any information on what you are targeting, such as reaction to the food or how many time the child touched, licked, or bit the food. Download my Feeding Pack for additional recording forms and workshe

Recording form for Back to School I Spy worksheet.