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Occupational therapy movie guides for Microsoft OneDrive
Social Learning for Teenagers: Bee Movie Clip (Google Slides)
Google slides version. Students can type their responses onto the 'notebook' provided in each slide. Watch a clip from Bee Movie and use the discussion questions to target: - nonverbal communication- perspective taking- making inferences- abstract language Includes:- Discussion questions handout- Digital Slides - 2 extension activities!Great for middle and high school students.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Jeopardy 5th Edition
Jeopardy 5th Edition! A fun way to engage kids, students & clients while working on sensory/self regulation, exercises, motor planning, visual perception, and life skills. An activity that is a favorite of clients, parents, and therapists. otshavemorefun.org
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PreK - 12th
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The Psychology of A Dangerous Method (2011) Movie Viewing Guide: Questions/KEY
"A Dangerous Method" (2011) is a biographical drama directed by David Cronenberg, based on the play "The Talking Cure" by Christopher Hampton. The film explores the complex relationship between Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Sabina Spielrein, three influential figures in the field of psychoanalysis.Set in the early 20th century, the movie follows the professional collaboration and personal conflicts between Freud (played by Viggo Mortensen) and Jung (played by Michael Fassbender). As Jung becomes
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Interesting Memory Case Studies Videos with Hysterical Star Tracing Activity
This is a great lesson for exploring aspects of memory in a psychology class.This 60-minute lesson will require you to check/upload three video links from Youtube, buy paddle mirrors from Dollar Tree (one for every two students), make copies of the video questions, make copies of the shapes to trace and get cardstock or file folders to block their hands. (you could just use paper but the sturdier the better)The three videos have a total running time of just under thirty minutes and are highly en
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Football Themed Memory & Movement Game
This resource does require a computer or laptop but works on visual perceptual skills and memory just as any simple card memory game would. Students are asked to scan a grid and remember the location of as many pairs of football-themed items as they can, they give coordinates to the correct spots once the slide has switched. If they don't get it correct, there is no touchdown and they must do drill practice exercises! Super fun to play around Super Bowl season!
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2nd - 8th
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Student Support Tracker
Are you a push in/pull out teacher ? Are you overwhelmed with who needs what in terms of their IEP times. Why can't all the kiddos just have consistent times, wouldn't it make it that much easier.
I created this spreadsheet to alleviate my headaches, and I threw in some notes, so make sure to check my last page for other hints and tips.
-Student Support time sheet
-Modifications/Accommodations Page
-Services (related )
-IEP dates
- Hints and Tips/ Thank you
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Good Faith Estimate for Pediatric Therapy
As of 2022, therapists must provide a Good Faith Estimate to patients who are choosing not to bill insurance or who do not have insurance. As a private practice owner and occupational therapist, I created this estimate and use it with my clients. This Good Faith Estimate is: ✔️ Written in parent-friendly language ✔️ Easy to use ✔️ Fully customizableSTEPS:Download the GoogleDoc instantlyFill in the highlighted areas (in pink)Customize the fonts and colorsSend to your client!You'll be ready
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Not Grade Specific
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