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Adult education occupational therapy resources $5-10
Bathroom Visuals for the Classroom Setting
All the visuals needed to toilet train in your classroom! Visual schedules are a key element to teaching student's with disabilities daily routines. These schedules can teach kids to become independent and to master daily routines without the prompting of an adult. This product got a large update in October 2018.This includes:bathroom lanyardbathroom schedule cardvocabulary cardsschedule iconsvertical bathroom schedulehorizontal bathroom schedulefile folder activitiessequencing worksheetsstude
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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SELF REGULATION UNO! 132 CARDS + Editable/Blank Cards
132 CARDS TOTAL for Self Regulation Game Play!Includes:132 Cards in each Emotional State - Red, Blue, Yellow, and GreenEach Emotion has cards that include scenarios, Expected vs. Unexpected scenarios, Size of the Problem scenarios, Body Signals, Coping strategy questions, and more! Backside of card (print double sided!) ***Before printing, make sure your setting is changed to "Size to Fit" and Double Sided, and orientation is correct! Traditional game play cards --> Reverse, Skip, Draw +2, W
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Working memory & visual scanning word search (Executive functioning, aphasia)
This activity consists of 13 visual scanning/working memory tasks of varying difficulty and cognitive-linguistic targets. Each page contains 15 exactly matching pairs of words, numbers, or symbols. The goal is to find all fifteen. This task draws on cognitive-linguistic skills of working memory, executive functioning, and visual scanning. See preview for a downloadable freebie!!! Goal areas: · Working memory · Attention · Visual scanning · Neglect · Letter, word, number & symbol recognition
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Build a Burger: Sequencing Vocational Tasks
Do you want to give your students a fun and engaging way to learn vocational skills? Build a Burger is the perfect way for students to follow directions and learn sequencing. They will be able to learn about the ingredients/toppings, menu list, and general steps to make the food item before fulfilling customer orders. Your students will love pretending they work at a fast food restaurant and putting together orders. The engagement will be amazing, and they can use this product over and over aga
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PreK - 3rd, Adult Education
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Also included in: Build a... Food BUNDLE Vocational Task Boxes and Team Work Games
MEMORY UNIT: Informal Memory Assessment, Memory Strategies & Techniques
Today we would like to tell you about our newly developed Memory Unit for informally assessing memory skills, for educating patients and caregivers about how to help improve memory and factors that effect memory. It also helps to teach compensatory memory strategies and introduces people to a wide range of compensatory memory aids. This resource is perfect for your cognitive therapy tool box!Why assess and treat memory? Maybe the client has always had trouble remembering things and the reason
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Build an Ice Cream Cone Following Directions
Teach your students to follow instructions and directions while working on visual memory, visual discrimination, sequencing and motor planning at the same time! This set works on so many skills at once! Often times our students with special needs have a difficult time following verbal directions. This set lets your students work on a variety of skills, while allowing them to meet success by providing them with the visuals they need to complete tasks independently! Includes: 80 Ice Cream Cone P
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1st - 4th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Build a... Food BUNDLE Vocational Task Boxes and Team Work Games
BUNDLE Daily & Weekly Scheduling: Cog. Communication/Exec. Functioning
Inspired by Task #2 of the FAVRES (Functional Assessment of Verbal Reasoning and Executive Strategies), this task is all about the high-level process of scheduling when you have limited time, competing activities, and too much information! Task #2 of the FAVRES (Scheduling a Work Day) has shown to be "the most discriminating among nine other measures in separating adults who had returned to work from those who had not" (MacDonald & Johnson, 2005).Using the information given, track your clien
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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An OT's Guide to Regulation for Parents: How to Promote Self-Regulation at Home
Is your child struggling to manage their emotions and big feelings? Do you wish you knew more about self-regulation tools and strategies, sensory processing, and how to help them be more organized, regulated, and engaged? After reading this guide written by an Occupational Therapist, you’ll feel prepared to handle more behaviors and be more confident in your ability to regulate your child.I created An OT’s Guide to Regulation for Parents to support you and your relationship with your child. Most
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Adult Education
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Boom Cards: Following Real Recipes for Life Skills (distance learning w/ audio)
*Find many more speech and language and special education Boom cards here*This virtual Boom deck contains multiple recipe options (pancakes, macaroni and cheese, cake) that use real recipes from boxes. Each recipe walks through the whole process and includes multiple activities such as identifying appropriate tools, gathering ingredients, sequencing steps, and reading directions. This deck can be paired with actual cooking activities made with common household ingredients.Information on Boom fro
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Build a Pizza Following Directions
Teach your students to follow instructions and directions while working on visual memory, visual discrimination, sequencing and motor planning at the same time! This set works on so many skills at once!
Often times our students with special needs have a difficult time following verbal directions. This set lets your students work on a variety of skills, while allowing them to meet success by providing them with the visuals they need to complete tasks independently!
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20 Pizza P
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PreK - 3rd, Adult Education
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Also included in: Build a... Food BUNDLE Vocational Task Boxes and Team Work Games
Handwriting Practice worksheets for Upper Years Older Students and Staff
Improve your handwriting or your students' handwriting with this 60 page tracing workbook. This set of worksheets comes in A4 and US letter size.Includes:- 60 pages of tracing pages- Upper and lower case letters of the alphabet- Light font to trace over- Space to practice your new style- 26 pages of alphabet practice- Numbers 0-9- Ordinal numbers- Days of the week- Months of the year- 15 pages of sight words- 6 pages of blank practice space♥ SIZESThis set of printable worksheets comes in A4 and
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Hygiene Google Slides MINI-BUNDLE
This is a 5 activity Google Slides Mini Bundle for distance learning and google classroom. Students will complete a variety of drag and drop and type in digital activities about hygiene and personal care. Hygiene WH QuestionsHygiene VocabularyHygiene Supply IdentificationHygiene ScenariosFix the Bad HygieneIF you would like MORE hygiene products, check out my lifetime GROWING bundle of all hygiene resources made in the future!!! Buy now and SAVE big- check it out!! Click HereYou might like:ADL C
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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Oral Motor Exam / Cranial Nerve Exam for SLPs - Cheat Sheet
Helpful cheat sheet to help you remember what to test and how in an oral motor/ oral peripheral/ cranial nerve exam. Not only does it tell you what to look for and how to look for it, it helps guide you in your observations so that you can figure out if what you are seeing is an upper or lower motor neuron lesion so that you can make your diagnosis. Each section is grouped by cranial nerve to test the ones relevant to speech and swallowing for speech-language pathologists.Check out my growing dy
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Adult Education, Staff
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BUNDLE 3-4 Step Sequencing Pictures Task - ADLs, IADLs - Adult Speech Therapy
This activity is designed to target ADLs, IADLs, memory, expressive language and sequencing skills in adults and teens. The ability to sequence daily tasks is a functional life skill, which can improve independence across a variety of settings. To complete this activity, drag and drop the pictures into the correct box (FIRST, NEXT, THEN, LAST).3-STEP Sequences Included: Making a PBJ, Washing Pots/Pans, Washing Face, Crossing Streets, Making a Bowl of Cereal, Planting a Tree, Washing Dishes, Brus
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
DICEBREAKER - Simple Icebreaker Conversation Game for All Ages (Hours of Fun!)
DICEBREAKER - Simple Icebreaker Conversation Game for All Ages (Hours of Fun!)Dicebreaker is a simple, family-friendly icebreaker dice game perfect for getting to know family, friends, co-workers and peers in an exciting way!4 Separate Game Cards Included + Blank Template to Add Your Own QuestionsIcebreaker Question Categories Include:ClassicFavoritesWould You Rather?DeepHow To Play:Each player takes a turn rolling two dice. (Not included)Player see's which question lines up with their roll and
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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School Disengagement & Truancy Intervention Bundle for Teens: Improve Attendance
Do your students have low school attendance? Are they skipping class? Don't let teen truancy remain a mystery. Start meaningful conversations, identify the root causes, and implement effective strategies to boost school attendance with this intervention bundle.Products Included:Common Underlying Reasons for School Disengagement: Ice-BergWhat are the barriers to attending school? Card Sorting ActivitySchool Attendance Intervention Board GameGoal Setting Tracker for School AttendanceWhy do I need
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Neurodivergent Identity Workbook
Structured worksheets designed to support neurodivergent individuals to explore and nurture their unique identities. This worksheet has two parts: My Identity (Who Am I?)This worksheet guides individuals through identifying their strengths, interests, values, preferences from a neurodivergent lens. It elicits reflection on important aspects of neurodivergent identity such as self-disclosure, special interests, sensory joys. Links to resources on potentially unfamiliar terms are included. Self Ac
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Scheduling Task (Daily) - Cognitive Communication/Executive Functioning
Inspired by Task #2 of the FAVRES (Functional Assessment of Verbal Reasoning and Executive Strategies), this task is all about the high-level process of scheduling when you have limited time, competing activities, and too much information! Task #2 of the FAVRES (Scheduling a Work Day) has shown to be "the most discriminating among nine other measures in separating adults who had returned to work from those who had not" (MacDonald & Johnson, 2005).Using the information given, track your clien
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: BUNDLE Daily & Weekly Scheduling: Cog. Communication/Exec. Functioning
Client and Clinic Policies
This client and clinic policy packet is an essential for the private practice owner regardless of specialty. Contents include:
Media Release Form
Sick and Attendance Policy
Emergency Evacuation Form (for clients in intensive programs)
HIPPA form
Consent to Treatment Form
Billing Policy and more
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Adult Education, Staff
Executive Functioning Bundle: Time management, Planning, Organization, OT, SpED
These Executive Functioning Task Cards are a set of task cards targeting time management, planning, organization & working memory, all the components of executive functioning. Why Are Executive Functioning Skills Important? Executive functioning skills encompass a broad spectrum of abilities that are part of our daily routine. These skills encompass adaptable thinking, strategic planning, self-observation, self-regulation, effective working memory, efficient time management, meticulous organ
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Executive Functioning Activities-Right and Left Visual Neglect Worksheets
Executive Function Activities Symmetry Drawing for Visual NeglectThese easy to use print and present worksheets are ready to take to your next therapy session. The worksheets target both right & left visual deficits, and are perfect for post stroke, TBI, other brain injuries. All drawings are concrete and universally recognized objects and are teen or adult appropriate. Highlights:· No set up needed-print and present· Includes right and left sided objects to complete· Prints in both color
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Executive Function BIG BUNDLE
My Adult Life Vision– Person-Centered Planning Tool
A holistic, neuro-inclusive person-centered planning tool utilizing the OT framework "Doing, Being, Belonging, Becoming". This tool challenges mainstream neurotypical conceptualizations of a "good life" and offers an authentic, identity-affirming way for neurodivergent emerging adults to cast a vision for their future. It also pushes practitioners to think beyond the traditional restrictive domains of "Employment, Education, and Independent Living" as they partner with clients to pursue quality
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Executive Function Poster and Bulletin Board Middle School OT SEL ADHD SLP
Promoting Executive Function Literacy for all ages. Poster and Bulletin Board Set. Think of executive functions as the building blocks of your brain. Each function, like Response Inhibition, Task Initiation, and Working Memory, is a foundational block that supports your learning and behavior. Just as you stack blocks to build something strong and stable, practicing executive functions strengthens your brain's foundation. Each time you stop and think before acting (Response Inhibition), or start
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Scheduling Task (Weekly) Cognitive Communication/Executive Functioning
Inspired by the daily scheduling task of the FAVRES (Functional Assessment of Verbal Reasoning and Executive Strategies) assessment, this task is all about scheduling for the week to target high level cognitive communication skills.This functional, high-level process of scheduling, organizing, and prioritizing gets tough when you have limited time, competing activities, and too much information! Using the information given, track your client's ability to weigh pros and cons, filter out irrelevan
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: BUNDLE Daily & Weekly Scheduling: Cog. Communication/Exec. Functioning
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