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Free 12th grade occupational therapy activities
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FREE Bathroom Chart- Incentive Chart for Students with Special Needs
Toilet Training is a HUGE task. It is also a huge milestone achievement for any student, staff member or parent. I have found that sometimes it can seem to be a near impossible task. I have created these incentive charts to motivate children to become successful in using the restroom.
Simply print, laminate and attach velcro to the reinforcement square. Using a dry erase marker cross off each toilet when the child successfully uses the toilet. Earn enough- reward with a highly moviating
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Practice Job Application
Students will practice filling out a blank job application in order to prepare them for the work field.Hope you enjoy!
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6th - 12th
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Zones of Regulation: Self-Monitor Thermometer
Zones of Regulation: Self-Monitor ThermometerPrint out the blank thermometer and have kids use it to self identify how much energy they spend on different emotions!If you are new to using Zones, I highly recommend implementing it into your sessions. I use Zones and this thermometer with all my kids working on social skills, self regulation, and emotional awareness. This has been especially helpful for kids to know when to implement their calm down strategies. Whenever they move out of the "green
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PreK - 12th
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Convergent naming for Aphasia (1 Set) SLP
introduction page This activity can be used in two ways. Finding “What doesn’t belong” and “Convergent naming”. Includes answer key! # Characteristics of Aphasia and Cognitive Communication Disorder A language disorder caused by brain injury after language acquisition. Aphasia involves varying degrees of impairment in four primary areas: spoken language expression, spoken language comprehension, written expression, reading comprehension. Therefore, the focus should be on activating lan
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Free Growth Mindset, Positive Affirmations Coloring Book For Kids,Students....
By:FunnyartiAffirmations Coloring Book For Kids and young Adults: Positive Words for Self Worth and Self Confidence. Encourage your child to have positive self talk, self worth, and self esteem, while encouraging love for others with this positive affirmations coloring book.Back to School Activity (100 % Digital Download)Files included: • PDF 3 Pages Ready to use.Coloring Pages Features: -Large 8.5 X 11 inch coloring pages -Festive, Fun, and exciting designs -High resolution imag
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PreK - 12th
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St. Patrick's Day Coloring Page Doodles Activity NO PREP
This fun NO PREP St. Patrcik's Day coloring pages is a fun way for zen doodles, tracing, coloring, fine motor, following directions, pre-writing and fun leisure activities! These task cards are great for small group instruction or 1 on 1 instruction. WHAT'S INCLUDED?This resource includes a PDF document PDF Document with 2 St. Patrick's Day Themed NO PREP Coloring WorksheetsClick here for 10 St. Patrick's Day Color PagesHOW TO USE: St. Patrick's Day Coloring Page Doodles NO PREP Doodle PagesThi
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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SURVEY to Help Students to Identify Strengths for Resumes & Job Search FREE!
As educators, we all know how important it is to help our students identify their unique strengths and challenges to prepare them for success in their future careers. This survey is designed to be a tool that you can use to engage your students in conversations about their strengths & potential career paths. The responses from the survey will also support your students in filling out the "skills/strengths" section of their resumes. With this information, they'll be better equipped to showcas
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Writing Through The Year- Preview
This product was created so that interested buyers can see what is included in the Writing Through The Year Bundle as well as the individualized Writing Units.
Grab this for free and get a weeks worth of writing journals in 4 different levels, pre-writing worksheets, rules during journal time visuals as well as steps for journal time.
This is a great FREE resource to help you set up your daily journal time for any pre-writers or special education classroom.
Here is an outline of all 10 Unit
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Plant Joke Secret Message
This Plant Jokes Secret Message worksheet is an easy printable cryptogram or secret message worksheet that can be used to work on visual scanning skills, handwriting, reading practice and much more. This is a great print and go activity for spring or any planting unit. There are 2 worksheets with different jokes are included with a black and white and color version for each as well as an answer key. The answer key allows for easy correction of the students work or even for the students to self-c
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PreK - 12th
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Mandalas Color by Number
There are 5 different coloring worksheets included, each in 3 versions.Versions included are **key printed in color**key printed in gray-scale**full color worksheet These worksheets use numbers as the key for coloring.These worksheets reinforce number identification, discrimination and fine motor skills. After downloading and using this product, please leave feedback!Thank you for supporting my store.
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K - 12th
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FREE Financial Literacy Task - Adult Speech Therapy - Cognitive Therapy - Safety
This activity can be used by teens and adults. It is designed to target financial literacy. Money management is a functional life skill, which can improve independence in financial management. To complete the task, select the correct response given multiple choice options.This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, schoolsSimilar products include:Money Management - Counting Money - Coins, $1s, $5s, $10s, $20s - Drag and DropCounting Mone
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
FREE Yoga Calming Visuals for Early Childhood or Special Education
Enjoy this freebie to use with your squirmy wormies! Three pages of calming stretch poses to use as a visual model when doing yoga in the classroom. Great to use as a quick brain break for early childhood, early intervention or special education students!
Brought to you by autism elementary!
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PreK - 12th
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Social Emotional Learning Activity (Speech & Occupational Therapy)
Social Emotional Learning activity for special ed or little ones (with real life pictures-- not cartoons or clip art)! Questions provided for discussion and problem solving. 3 Emotions (happy, sad, & silly) included in freebee to access quality of work. Enjoy!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
orientation book SNF easy flip book dementia patients
This can be made into a flip book. The book can be laminated then hole punched on one corner then placed together with a metal ring. The blanks can be filled in with a dry erase marker and used over and over again. Easy to flip through for patient's with fine motor difficulties.
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12th, Adult Education
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Rice Krispies Treats Recipe and Questions.
This worksheet includes a recipe for Rice Krispies Treats with comprehension questions. A fun way for students to practice cooking skills and understanding basic recipes. Great for Special Education, Life Skills, and Elementary. This worksheet has been tested by my high school Life Skills students.
Check out my TpT store, Independent Individuals, for more recipes and materials for students with special needs.
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Resume & Job Skills Wordsearch: Early Finisher Activity
Keep your students busy with these Resume & Job Skills Word Searches. Perfect for early finishers.Includes: 2 WordSearches with Answer KeyYou may also enjoy:Social Detective - Learn Facial Expressions, Body Language, Social CuesFine Motor Developmental MilestonesMineCraft Fine Motor Activity Pack (pencil control, scissor skills)Follow my store here: Box of Occupational TherapyDon't forget to leave a review for free TPT credits! $$$Keywords: Job Readiness, Vocational Roles, Resume, Cover Lett
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Token Board (Hulk)
Sometimes it can be difficult getting a child who as Autism through a task. Why not make it fun with one of their favorite characters.
This is a 10 token token board system. I have included extra tokens, because the tokens get lost easily.
How to put together:
--Print out on card stock and laminate (if available).
--Cut out the tokens
--Use soft and hard velcro dots and strips.
--Put soft dots in the squares of the token board.
--Put hard dots on the back of the tokens and choice visuals.
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PreK - 12th
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Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt
Have students fill this out to become familiar with your local grocery store. It's great to use in a life skills class or program that does community outings.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Assembly Task: Holiday Kisses
This freebie is perfect to put in work boxes/independent work task bins, and helps teach students how to follow visual directions!
It will result in gifts to give friends, teachers, or family members! We have a mail delivery job and we will slip these into our staff member's mailboxes each holiday :)
Students will work on number skills, 1:1 correspondence, colors, fine motor skills, and sequencing as they complete the steps.
You will need:
Snack size plastic baggies
Kisses (or other candy
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PreK - 12th
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Anger Cards: Linking Emotions with Bodily Sensations I Interoception
"I'm not angry!" exclaims the child stomping away with clinched fists. What ever shall we do? Teach interoception skills, that's what! These simple anger themed cards provide an activity to support children, pre-teens, and teens in gaining insight into the ways their physical sensations reflect their emotional state. Use as part of psychoeducation or in the moment to support emotional identification.This resource was last updated on: 10/18/2022.Thank you to Tiny Dream Factory for the lovely clip
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4th - 12th
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Following One Step Directions FREEBIE - Following Directions - Speech Therapy
This "One Step Directions Freebie" worksheet set includes 1 PDF page with 6 different one step directions. You can cut and laminate this set for unlimited use. You can use these directions to test the child's knowledge of different colors and verbs such as: circle, underline, , point, cover, show, etc.All the cliparts used in this worksheet can be found in my store. If interested, please check out the link below and use them to create your own educational worksheets.• Birds & Worm Clipart Se
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Freebie! - Mail Vocational Activity
This activity can be used in special education settings to promote the completion of vocational tasks. This task serves to promote work readiness skills as students begin to look into post-graduation options. To complete, students are required to place a stamp on the right side of the envelope and a return address label on the left. The task is complete when all 20 envelopes have been stamped and addressed. After the task is completed, students can also work on sorting skills as they categorize
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Life Skills: Understanding Paychecks
This is a simple, one paged FREEBIE to help high school students understand their paychecks. As an occupational therapist for an essential skills program in a public high school, I created this worksheet for program implementation to assist students with understanding their paychecks pre-graduation. Please share with colleagues as needed and feel free to check out the rest of my store!As always, please let me know if you need this worksheet adapted in any way. I strive to make my packets 20 cent
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Motivation lesson and worksheet
There are times that we truly just don’t want to do something- we aren’t motivated. But- in the educational setting, behind what looks like lack of will is almost always a lack of necessary skills. Underneath almost every single “won’t” is at least one perceived “can’t”. Motivation isn’t just a sheer force of will but a factor influenced by our physiology, our self-efficacy, our social, physical and emotional environment, the match or mismatch between the task demands and a child’s skill and ene
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3rd - 12th
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