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Not grade specific occupational therapy songs

Preview of Mealtime Mantra

Mealtime Mantra

The mealtime mantra goes through the six main steps to eating to help children feel more comfortable and confident in learning about new foods. Have your child repeat this mantra before mealtimes or snack times to empower them to be brave when learning about new foods! Cut out the pages to make a story you can read along with your child.
Preview of Spring!"Crawl Like A Caterpillar" by Super Simple Songs: Verbs/OT/PT/AAC

Spring!"Crawl Like A Caterpillar" by Super Simple Songs: Verbs/OT/PT/AAC

Created by
LML MEd CCC SLP
Communication Board & Language Lesson to pair with "Crawl Like a Caterpillar" by Super Simple Songs!Targeting:- Core & Fringe Vocabulary- Sequencing-WH Questions- Fine and Gross Motor Tasks- Larger Visuals for errorless teachingLevel 1 & Level 2 provided for different language abilities
Preview of Movement Song - High Five
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Movement Song - High Five

Music Therapy high five song for special needs individuals.Goal: Client will follow visual and verbal directions to give a high five.Domains: Motor, SocialGiving a high five (like waving) is a socially acceptable non-verbal greeting or farewell.The chorus lyrics describe the physical steps to complete the movement:“I raise my hand”(gives a visual model for the desired client response)“You raise your hand”(a direction, also an attempt to clarify those tricky words I/my versus you/your)“Slap our h
Preview of Matching Book: "Going to the Zoo"

Matching Book: "Going to the Zoo"

Use the "Going to the Zoo" matching book in conjunction with Tom Paxton's "Going to the Zoo" sing-a-along book. Support children in identifying and labeling zoo animals, matching, story telling, fine motor skills, eye tracking, and promote engagement with this fun, interactive activity.
Preview of 1-Step Direction Song - Action Words
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1-Step Direction Song - Action Words

Music Therapy receptive language song for special needs individuals.Goal: Clients will follow 1-step directions by performing verb-object combinations.Domains: Language, Motor, SensoryThe purpose of this song is to address language comprehension skills by performing a variety of simple body movements. The verb-object combinations in the song are:1. Wave Hand2. Touch Nose3. Stomp Feet4. Open Mouth5. Pat Head6. Point Finger7. Tap Knees8. Clap HandsEach direction is repeated four times. You can mak
Preview of Movement / Social Song - Wave Your Hand
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Movement / Social Song - Wave Your Hand

Music Therapy waving song for special needs individuals.Goal: Client will appropriately wave their hand.Domains: Motor, SocialFor individuals with limited verbal capabilities, waving serves as a socially acceptable non-verbal greeting or farewell. Of course, those without speech difficulties also can and do wave. Over the years I’ve worked with children who’ve made a variety of errors in their waving techniques. This song is my attempt to correct those errors.It uses a task analysis approach – b
Preview of Under Control Activity - Freeze Dance

Under Control Activity - Freeze Dance

Are you trying to find a way to successfully help students be "under control" in classroom situations? This game can be played anywhere, is fun for all students, and provides valuable lessons. This printable includes cover, instructions, and 6 printable figures with which to play the game.
Preview of Sensory Song "Take A Break" Lyrics (to the tune of Let It Go)

Sensory Song "Take A Break" Lyrics (to the tune of Let It Go)

Created by
SLP Materials
For students who: -Might be averse to the idea of taking breaks when heightened/dysregulated, (some have come to associate it with getting in trouble) -Don't use appropriate sensory strategies when the do take a break -Don't initiate breaks when becoming heightened/dysregulated and require staff to prompt them. This song can be really helpful! (especially for those kids who are musically inclined!) I made this for a student (on the autism spectrum) who we were trying to get to use his sensory s
Preview of Where Do You Start Your Letters? At the top!

Where Do You Start Your Letters? At the top!

Created by
Kylie Brenneman
Where Do You Start Your Letters? At the top!Colorful and eye-catching printable to remind friends where to start your letters.
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