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Kindergarten occupational therapy resources for Google Apps and for parents
Interactive Find & Sort Alphabet Letters on Google Slides!
Product Description:This is an interactive activity on Google Slides for children to work on identifying and sorting letters. Once recognizing the letter, the child “circles” the letter by dragging the circle on the slide. Child then works on sorting between the capital and lowercase letters. No need to print anything out. It's a great resource for distance learning! Goals and Skill Development:1. Recognition of all letters of the alphabet (capitals and lowercase)2. Learning to label and differe
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PreK - 2nd
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Digital Comprehensive Parent Input Forms: Speech, Language, Feeding, and OT
These digital input/intake forms provide a comprehensive way to gather information from a parent that focuses on a more thorough medical history than what is typically seen in a school setting and asks questions regarding speech, language, feeding and OT development and current functioning.We have more standard speech and language parent input forms available on our store front as well, however do find that there are SO many details that we don't always consider when in the school setting that c
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PreK - 3rd
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Digital Hospital Visit - Digital Visual Aids for Autism and Special Education
Are you thinking about going digital and paperless in your classroom or home? Why not try this NEW and NEVER before seen digital visual aid for autism and SPED? Your students or children can use this on lots of devices - iPad, tablet, mobile / cell phone, desktop PC, laptop, etc. NO PREP, NO VELCRO, NO PRINT, NO CUT. #tptdigital #tpttech You can change the hospital/doctor related items each visit. You can take a screenshot to refer back to in your photo gallery, or you could crop and print, or y
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K - 3rd
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70 Ideas to Incorporate Fine Motor Activities with Links!
This resource will help you bring fine motor activities to life in your classroom! Do you sometimes struggle to think of new ways to incorporate fine motor activities with your students? This resource is for you! What is included:A complete list of 70 fine motor activitiesApproximate time for each activityDescription of activityOver 30 links provided straight to items!Perfect resource to get you started on a Donor’s Choose project! I have included links to over 30 of the resources that I use e
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PreK - 2nd
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Editable Playdough Club Sign Up, Schedules & Recipes for Parents
Playing with playdough is favourite activity! When children play with playdough they their our imaginations & connect to past experiences, share & communicate with others and strengthen their fine motor skills! Therefore, we are always in need of homemade playdough donations! Being a Playdough Club member would ask parents to make playdough 1-3 times this school year depending on how many members join! For those interested in participating a schedule will be made and a form sent home ind
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PreK - 2nd
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Tracing Uppercase & Lowercase Letters
Thank you for purchasing Upper and Lowercase Letter Tracing! This activity was created to help students develop their fine motor/visual motor skills while learning how to write both upper and lowercase letters.This download includes: 26 uppercase letters written with dashed lines with a polka-dotted border in blue, green, pink, purple, orange, red or yellow.26 lowercase letters written with dashed lines with a polka-dotted border of blue, green, pink, purple, orange, red or yellow. Both upperca
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PreK - 1st
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Digital BOY Toilet Routine Digital Visual Aids for Autism and Special Education
Are you thinking about going digital and paperless in your classroom or home? Why not try this NEW and NEVER before seen digital visual aid for autism and SPED? Your students or children can use this on lots of devices - iPad, tablet, mobile / cell phone, desktop PC, laptop, etc. NO PREP, NO VELCRO, NO PRINT, NO CUT. #tptdigital #tpttech You can practice the routine over and over again. You can take a screenshot to refer back to in your photo gallery, or you could crop and print, or you could sa
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K - 3rd
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The Bunny Story for Tying Shoes
The Bunny Story for Tying Shoes is a fully structured, graded challenge protocol for teaching shoe tying. It features step by step instructions for demonstration, graphics and photographs, as well as a video version specifically for left-handed learners. An included QR code allows learners and teachers to access the video as needed. With the structure and graded challenge built into this protocol, it is easy for teachers to identify which level each child is ready for, and encourage success alon
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K - 2nd, Staff
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Homeschool Beginning Weaving Art Project
Woven materials are functional pieces of art. Explore the fiber arts medium by making a simple loom and weaving that incorporates recycled materials. Weaving can be made using almost any flexible medium. Have fun cutting strips of different things to weave and use fine motor skills and patterning to create a one of a kind weaving. This art lesson was written by an experienced art teacher for parents to teach at home during COVID-19 using basic supplies that can be found in most homes.
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PreK - 2nd
Digital What Shall I Wear - Digital Visual Aids for Autism and Special Education
Are you thinking about going digital and paperless in your classroom or home? Why not try this NEW and NEVER before seen digital visual aid for autism and SPED? Your students or children can use this on lots of devices - iPad, tablet, mobile / cell phone, desktop PC, laptop, etc. NO PREP, NO VELCRO, NO PRINT, NO CUT. #tptdigital #tpttech You can change the clothing items every day. You can take a screenshot to refer back to in your photo gallery, or you could crop and print, or you could save as
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K - 3rd
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Talking about Going Back to School
No wrong answers. Just some questions to engage with children and students about the upcoming school year, address some concerns, and hopefully increase participation and success. This activity will likely work best if done with an adult.
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PreK - 3rd
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Visual Schedule/Horario Visual (Spanish/Espanol)
English/InglesVisual schedules help children to transition between activities in a variety of settings (home, school, during outings, etc.) by informing the child of what is coming next. This visual schedule is in spanish. More activities/tasks can be added, if desired, after downloading.Directions:1. Cut out the activity squares.2. Use a laminator to laminate the activity squares and the schedule.3. Attach velcro hook or loop to the activity squares.4. Attach velcro hook or loop to the schedule
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PreK - 5th
Trace and cut circles
Twelve circular objects with a black dotted outline. Perfect for tracing and cutting practice.
Grades:
PreK - K
Letter Match Upper and Lowercase
This is a letter-matching activity for upper and lowercase letters. You slide the lowercase letters into the boxes across from the uppercase ones.
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PreK - 1st
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Best Ways To Handle My Picky Eater
For any parent who is struggling with a picky eater, this bulletin is for you! It is full of facts, resources, tips and strategies to trial with your kiddo at home. You are not alone!
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PreK - 3rd
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OT Dressing Routine Checklist
The goal of this resource is to provide the child with a visual support during dressing activities and to give a low-tech strategy to generalize into everyday morning routines to facilitate independence. To optimize the use of this resource, customize the slide that works best for your student/child. Add your picture and tasks you want the child to complete before printing the desired slide.Put printed slide in photo frame, page cover or worksheet cover so that the child can use a dry erase mark
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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