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Free 12th grade occupational therapy games
FREE 45 Great Classroom Games
Icebreakers can help groups of children and teens get over the awkward stage of meeting each other for the first time while having fun. It’s much more interesting than going around shaking hands and saying ‘pleased to meet you.” Learning to work together is also an important skill every group of youth needs!
45 games!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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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.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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FREEBIE - Aphasia Naming Card Game Categories and Letters: PEOPLE
Aphasia Naming Card GameDivergent Naming Card Game With Letters and CategoriesPEOPLETurn repetitive practice into a fun and ever changing challenge with this set of 32 unique divergent naming cards and 32 letter cards that can be laminated and used over and over again.The topic is PEOPLE...what people wear, where people go, what people do, and the different people in our lives. Flip the topic card for the word to name, then the letter card for the letter the word will start with.Name “What to we
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Headbandz Character Edition: Social Skills and Executive Functioning Group
Hilarious and Entertaining Social Skills and Executive Functioning Group Therapy! Can be used in groups or individually to assess client or student social and executive functioning skills. Using the large thumbnails provided, each game member chooses one character and attaches it to their forehead (tape, headbandz strap, water). Each game member takes a turn asking a question to figure out who they are; "Does my character have hair?". Each player takes turns asking questions until they guess wha
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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Task Box Instructions- How to Fold a Restaurant Napkin
4 step instructions on how to fold a restaurant napkin.
The method taught is a pre-req. for rolling silverware.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Crack the Code FREE PREVIEW
**Google Slide** Crack the Code game to practice handwriting and visual perceptual skills.This is a preview of the full version.Included:- One riddle- Directions page- Sample of the templateTo reveal the answer:- Presentation mode: press the arrows to remove the colored squaresOR-In edit mode: delete the colored squares one at a time. Then press “undo” or “command z” to cover the answer up.The full version contains 10 riddles, direction page, editable template, and riddle answer page.
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1st - 12th, Staff
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Physical Education: Fun with Fitness Scavenger Hunt Game
Fun with Fitness - Scavenger Hunt Game* The following gym equipment is required:Yoga mat Treadmill Step-up/box Cone Stability ball Medicine ball Kettlebell Jump ropeSTEP ONEWrite the names of these items below.STEP TWOFind these items and bring them back to your spot.STEP THREEWith your found items, complete the following challenges.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Token Board (Elsa)
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.--To keep ever
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PreK - 12th
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OT Animal Memory Activity
This is a great classroom activity to work on handwriting and improve memory. Students work on their memory and write down as many animals as they can think of that start with each letter of the alphabet. Make it a competition to see who can come up with the least common animals and see who has the most completed after a set period of time. Comes with thickened lines to practice proper baseline placement of letters. Remind students that all letters must be placed correctly on the lines. This act
Grades:
1st - 12th
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Gross Motor Tic-Tac-Toe Board
This is a customizable/ interactive tic-tac-toe board. Where you can fill in the blank with various gross motor movements to help your kiddo reach their goals! Print this sheet out or play via tele-therapy! Your options are endless! Once you download and fill in the board, play tic-tac-toe as normal. Wherever you place a X or O will be the movement you have to complete! You can even make it a surprise by covering up your text with a sticky note (if you print it out or shape if you are online).
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PreK - 12th
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Physical Education: Fitness Dice Game + Movement Break Activity
Fitness Dice Game Roll the die. Complete each exercise for ___ rounds/secs. Repeat for ___ rounds. 1. Squat or squat holds2. Single leg plank holds3. Single leg raises on a stability ball4. Lunges or lunge holds5. Boat holds or V-ups6. Crunches or crunch holds
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Emotion Memory Game
A great way to practice recognition of facial expressions.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Ninja Balls aka Stress Balls
Directions on how to make stress balls for your class using only flour, balloons and Crazy Glue.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Cut, Fold, Play Fortune Teller
Easy to make fortune teller that will have your kiddos playing for hours! It is a great tool to increase fine motor, visual motor, visual perceptual and social participation skills.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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