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Middle school occupational therapy graphic organizers for homeschool
Emotional Awareness Activities | Social Learning, Feelings | Speech Therapy
Help your students understand their emotions, feelings, and body sensations with helpful visuals and teaching tools! Available in Google Slides™️ and printable, no-prep pages, you’ll have everything you need to help your students move past basic “happy” and “sad.”Emotional awareness is foundational skill for developing emotional and self regulation. So many of my students struggled understanding their emotions until we built a foundation of two critical skills:Increasing awareness of the sensati
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in: Middle School Speech Therapy Starter Kit
Water Cycle bracelet
Are your students learning about the water cycle? Here's an excellent activity that helps them to retell the parts of the water cycle and practice their fine motor and oral language skills at the same time!
Included in the .zip file are:
-photo of completed water cycle bracelet
-water cycle chart (with simple pictures) that you can send home with students that explains the steps of the water cycle and what each bead of the bracelet represents
You'll need different colored pony beads to make t
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Handout/Visual for Diaphragmatic Breathing
Working on breath support? Try this easy to read visual with your students. Then, send it home for continued practice! This is great for working with fluency students with abnormal breathing patterns or other students addressing increased breath support. I used it with students with dysfluencies as well as a student with cerebral palsy. It was a very helpful visual for us! Keywords: stutter, stuttering, disfluency, diaphragm, SLP, speech therapist, speech therapy, speech language pathology,
Grades:
K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: SLP Back to School Kit (Bundle)
Pokémon Behaviour Reward Chart
Keep your students motivated in learning whilst reinforcing positive behaviour by using this Pokémon themed behaviour reward chart. Students have to 'collect' all ten pokeballs to receive a reward/prize. How to use this chart:Add one of the red pokeballs every time a child demonstrates good behaviour such as persevering through challenging tasks, completing set activities or having a positive attitude. The masterball (purple ball) is given on the 10th square, and the child will be given a reward
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Goal Planning Tools for School Age Children: Goal Plan Do Check
This product has been updated in 2022. These planning tools have been designed to assist your school age child (middle school and high school) with their executive functioning skills. The framework can be introduced as a traffic light system with the red associated with stop (or goal), the yellow light associated with think (or plan) and the green light associated with go (perform the activity). A "u-turn" feature has been included to assist your child to return to the beginning to check their p
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Morning and Bedtime Routine Visual Schedule for Toddlers and Children
Visual schedules are a great way for children to plan and build self-regulation and independence. This visual schedule is a hand-painted, watercolor piece of art that not only provides everything your child needs at bedtime/morning, but is also aesthetically pleasing ---following the Montessori & Waldorf belief systems.You will receive:- 2 schedules: 1 for bedtime, and 1 for morning time- 10 schedule squares: 5 for bedtime, and 5 for morning timeWith every digital purchase, you will receive
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Period Care: Visual Instructions for using Pads/Tampons + Log for SPED/OT/ASD
Print these visual step by step instructions for how to use pads and tampons. Perfect for young women with disabilities who are learning to use period/menstrual pads or tampons. The visual support helps support independence and health care management.Made by an occupational therapist for SPED/Autism/DownSyndrome/ADHD.Teens with developmental delays or special needs often need visual supports to help them succeed with new self-care tasks like managing their periods. This resource includes a step
Grades:
7th - 12th
Colored 3-lined Handwriting Paper for Visual Spatial Awareness! OT made!
3-lined handwriting paper with TWO sizes! Includes two handwriting checklists! I personally created this paper to use with my current students who cannot stay within the lines or cannot write uppercase and lowercase letters in the right place.Use for students who just cannot stay on the line or within the writing space!Assists in orienting the student to the writing space, learning the rules of the colored lines, and self-correction techniques!! Assists in spatial awareness, line orientation, vi
Grades:
1st - 8th
Sports car behaviour chart
Description:Engage your student's learning and reinforce positive behaviour by using this sports car themed behaviour chart. The student's goal is to display positive behaviour in order to get a tick in each box to receive a reward. Communicate with the student of their goal they are working towards and allow them to choose their reward at the start of each day. How to use this chart:Draw a tick using a whiteboard marker in each box every time the student demonstrates good behaviour such as pers
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Caseload Organizer & Treatment Planning Guide
Are you juggling multiple school sites, a high caseload, and too many IEP meetings? Are you a busy school-based occupational therapist, speech therapist or physical therapist who wants to plan client-centered and goal-driven treatment sessions but doesn't always have the time? You need this 22-page caseload organizer and treatment planning guide to help you stay organized amidst the chaos that comes with being a school-based therapist and to help plan effective treatment sessions. This resource
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Printable Bathroom Chores Chart | Life Skills, Occupational Therapy
In the mood to tackle some Saturday morning cleaning projects? Check out our Chore Chart PDF for a simple, yet stylish way to check off household chores! Easily print or use on a tablet. At Maggie Eliza Prints, we believe in helping women care for and support those in their homes, families, and communities.— WHAT'S INCLUDED —One PDF bathroom chore chart PDF.— PLEASE NOTE —This is an instant digital download. No physical product will be shipped to you.Ink-friendly, sophisticated designIncludes on
Grades:
Homeschool
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IEP Caseload Management - IEP Goal Tracker - Google Dropdown [editable!]
Simplify your caseload management with this Google Dropdown IEP Caseload Management tool! This could also be an amazing resource to use for sharing student information with your students teachers! Use this editable IEP Caseload Management tracker made with Google Dropdown's for some color coded joy with caseload tracking!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Goal Plan Do Check Visuals
Utilize this visual to support your client or student's problem-solving skills and abilities. 3 separate versions to scaffold learning!
Grades:
1st - 12th
Sensory Break Choice Board - Self-Regulation Strategies Based on Energy Levels
This rainbow energy chart is designed to help your students self-regulate to decide whether they should choose a sensory break that will help them burn off some energy to help them calm down or to choose a sensory break that will energize them to become more alert. On this chart red and orange mean high energy (students may need help coming down from big feelings with deep breathing or heavy work), yellow is medium or “caution” energy, green is engaged and “ready to learn,” blue and purple are l
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Emotional Regulation Visual Strategy Cards (Coping Skill).
These emotional regulation strategy cards will help your students learn how to label their feelings and choose an intervention strategy to help them regulate their emotions. The following emotions included are: happy, scared, angry and sad. The strategies are: drinking water, taking a break, taking deep breaths, and taking a walk. To assemble you will need: Cardstock, string, a hole puncher, and two beads. To assemble, 1) glue the regulation card onto cardstock, 2) laminate (optional), 3) punch
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Community Helpers WH Questions VISUALS and SENTENCE STRIPS Print
Are you teaching Community Helpers? This Visuals and Sentence Strips PRINT set is perfect for teaching people, things, and places in the community. You may use it as a stand-alone material or a visual companion to my Community Helpers Boom Cards deck.It has TONS OF VISUALS that you can use to teach 20 professions. The professions included are banker, construction worker, dentist, doctor, electrician, farmer, firefighter, florist, forest ranger, garbage collector, grocer, hairstylist, lifeguard,
Grades:
K - 2nd
Also included in: Community Helpers WH Questions PRINT and DIGITAL BUNDLE
IEP Writing Graphic Organizer
This is a one page IEP Graphic Organizer that is used as a guide when writing IEP's. It includes information that needs to be included within the profile, present levels of performance, and also a guide for writing goals. Awesome way to outline your IEP's before you write them.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Feelings and Strategy Accordion Organizer (English/Spanish Bundle)
This resource is an accordion organizer to help students learn about different emotions. Students will identify what situations put them in each zone, what strategies or tools get them out of each zone, and feelings associated with each zone. This is a great resource for school counselors, social workers, occupational therapists, and psychologists who teach the ZONES of Regulation, emotion regulation, self control, stress tools, and/ or calming strategies. This can be used with all ages, modifyi
Grades:
K - 12th
Executive Functioning Graphic Organizer
- Executive Functioning- Help break down a task into easy steps using the get ready, do, done format- Pre and post check included to help students see what went right and areas they might be able to improve in on similar projectsUses: planning when to do homework, organization, and writing a report(Made on Canva)Please Note!If you loved this product, and if it was helpful, please leave a review. Remember that each review earns you points towards free products!
Grades:
6th - 9th
Neurodivergent/Disability Safety Personal ID Card Template
This safety ID card can be used for community outings to promote safety and independence. The template outlines an individual's support needs, dx information (optional disclosure), and emergency contact. Cut out/laminate the card when finished and attach to a lanyard or carry in a wallet.
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Time Management Plan Graphic Organizer (MS & HS)
To teachers and families, consider using this scaled down, abbreviated time management Graphic Organizer to help our young people (and adults) develop Time Management Skills. This graphic organizer is intended to help them in the following ways:(1) train our young students to write down their schedule;(2) create and hopefully develop routines; (3) recognize the value in utilizing a time management tool (such as this graphic organizer) to prioritize their time wisely; (4) and more importantly ma
Grades:
1st - 9th, Adult Education
Speech Therapy Visuals
These visual aids can be used across a variety of settings with students of all ages. Help achieve consistency and provide support for students who benefit from multiple modes of communication. This resource comes with 5 printable charts or visuals to use with picture symbols. Picture symbols are not included, but can be used from programs like Boardmaker or from real life images. This file includes:- Visual Choice Board with space for up to 6 choices- First/Then Board - Star Reward Chart - Iden
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Task Timing List- Executive Function
Children with executive function challenges can find time management to be a challenge. When estimating the duration of everyday tasks, such as preparing for school, setting the dinner table, or doing math homework, they may not accurately gauge the time needed. To address this, develop a 'Task Timing List' (TTL). Start by listing recurring weekly tasks and ask your child to guess the duration of each. Throughout the week, record the actual time these tasks take. This approach can assist in form
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 12th
HOMEWORK SCHEDULE/CHECKLIST
✨ Executive-Functioning✨ Pomodoro Method for increasing productivity ✨ Schedule for time management✨ Checklist for daily homework completion
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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