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High school occupational therapy task cards under $5
Personal Hygiene Visual Schedules & Support: Menstruation, Bathing, Teeth, Nails
EDITABLE Life skill tools. Visual supports for pre- and post-adolescent girls. These task cards are great for young women with intellectual disabilities, autism, and adaptive skill difficulties. 63 Visual supports cover menstruation, bathing, daily care, oral care, makeup, and nail care, and are useful for home, school, & community settings.USES:Personal hygiene schedulesIllustrated hygiene sequencesVocabulary fluencyLife skills instructionSequencing practiceIllustrations for social stories
Grades:
6th - 12th
Life Skills Personal Hygiene Visual Schedules Supports: Pre/Post Adolescent Boy
EDITABLE Life skill tools. Visual supports for pre- and post-adolescent boys. These task cards are ideal for young men with intellectual disabilities, autism, and adaptive skill difficulties. 50 Visual supports cover bathing/showering, daily care, oral care, and nail care, and are useful for home, school, & community settings.
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Personal hygiene schedules
Illustrated hygiene sequences
Vocabulary fluency
Life skills instruction
Sequencing practice
Illustrations for social stories
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Picture Recall - Adult Memory Activity - Speech Therapy - Cognitive Therapy
15 pictures, 50 questions. This activity is designed to target memory, recall and attention for adults and teens. To complete this task, look at and remember the picture. Then, select the correct response given multiple choice or yes/no questions. This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, schoolsSimilar products include:BUNDLE- Using Calendars and Activity Schedules (SAVE $2.50)BUNDLE - Complete the 50s & 60s Song Lyrics - Aphasia/
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Safe Vs Unsafe Situations - Sorting Pictures - Scenarios - Adult Speech Therapy
This activity is designed to target attention, visual scanning and safety awareness for adults and teens. Directly addressing safety awareness and identification of unsafe situations can improve independence and decrease risk of accidents in home and community settings. To complete this task, look at the pictures and drag and drop to the "safe" and "unsafe" boxes. Great for dementia therapy! This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, s
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Home Safety Questions - Problem Solving - Life Skills - IADLs - Adult Therapy
This activity is designed to target problem solving and safety awareness for adults in the hospital, home health, skilled nursing settings and older teens in schools. Directly addressing safety and problem solving can improve independence and decrease risk of accidents in the home. To complete this task, read the question and select the correct answer given 4 multiple choice options.This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, schoolsSimi
Grades:
11th - 12th, Adult Education
Visual Supports for Task Initiation Executive Function
Visual Support for Strategies to improve Task Initiation , read intervention at www.ot4adhd.com
Grades:
PreK - 10th
Also included in: Executive Function Supports for ADHD Bundle
3 Step Sequencing Task Pictures- ADLs, IADLs, Life Skills- 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, LAST).Sequences Included: Making a PBJ, Washing Pots/Pans, Washing Face, Crossing Streets, Making a Bowl of Cereal, Planting a Tree, Washing Dishes, Brushing Teeth, M
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Touch the SAFE Picture - Safe vs Unsafe Scenarios - Adult Speech Therapy - SNF
This activity is designed to target problem solving, visual scanning and safety awareness for adults and teens. Directly addressing safety and problem solving can improve independence and decrease risk of accidents in home and community settings. To complete this task, look at the pictures and touch the 'SAFE' scenario. Great for dementia therapy!This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, schoolsSimilar products include:Find the Danger
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Neurodiversity-Affirming Self Regulation Toolkit
This visual resource is designed to support neurodivergent styles of emotion and/or energy level identification and selection of a corresponding self or co-regulation strategy.The squares can be cut/laminated into separate pieces if seeing them all at once is too overstimulating. We also included blank squares for individuals to come up with and draw/write their own strategies. This resource is intentionally designed for accessible use across the lifespan– as compared to most self-regulation res
Grades:
K - 12th
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Identify Dangers - Safe vs Unsafe Pictures - Adult Speech Therapy - Scenarios
This activity is designed to target attention, visual scanning and safety awareness for adults and teens. Directly addressing safety awareness and identification of unsafe situations can improve independence and decrease risk of accidents in home and community settings. To complete this task, look at the pictures and drag and drop the 'X' to the unsafe picture. Great for dementia therapy!This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, school
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Community Safety Questions - Problem Solving - Adult Safety - Adult Therapy
This activity is designed to target problem solving and safety awareness for adults and teens out the community. Directly addressing safety and problem solving can improve independence and decrease risk of accidents in the community. To complete this task, read the question and select the correct answer given 4 multiple choice options.This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, schoolsSimilar products include:Using a Cane- Safety Questio
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Toothbrushing Task Analysis & Toothbrushing Visual
This set includes the following:-Cover page-Short toothbrushing task analysis with 10 steps-Longer toothbrushing task analysis with 18 steps-How to Brush Your Teeth VisualThis set is great for a special education program, ABA therapists, parents or teachers that are looking for a toothbrushing visual. There is a detailed toothbrushing visual that is easy to read with short phrases under the visual of what the child should be doing. The visual is perfect to tape to the bathroom mirror for your ch
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
4 Step Sequencing Task Pictures - ADLs, IADLs - Adult Speech Therapy- Cognition
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).Sequences Included: Washing Face, Making Pasta, Brushing Teeth, Fishing, Making Tea, Locking/Unlocking Door, Washing Hands, Taking Out Trash, Washing Hair
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Crayon Packaging Activity: Life Skills Task Box
Enjoy this vocational activity to use in the therapy room or classroom. This activity is useful for students who are preparing for graduation or exploring job opportunities. Included is 20 orders that must be filled with the crayon colors as indicated. Students will ensure that each order is filled correctly and that the bags are sealed. This activity can also be used during teletherapy sessions. Share your screen and have students bring a box of crayons to the session!
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Medication Management - Reading Labels - IADLs - Problem Solving - Adult Therapy
This activity is designed to target medication management and ability to read medication/prescription labels. Reading medication and prescription labels is a functional life skill, which can improve independence and safety. To complete the task, read the medication label and select the correct response given multiple choice options (in a field of 4) This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home healthSimilar products include:Using a Pill Organizer
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Middle School OT Executive Functioning Activities Time Management Boom Cards
Older students often struggle with planning and organization skills needed to keep track of project due dates and other important events. This resource teaches how to use the calendar app on a smartphone or tablet to improve ability to schedule events. Ideal for middle school or high school students who have iPhones, iPads, or other tablets or smartphones with calendar app.Includes 6 introduction cards that show the first steps to scheduling an activity7 cards showing timeline screen and asking
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Christmas & Winter Social Skills Scenario Task Cards
Role play, discussion starters. Be prepared with responses for when real-life happens. The 32 scenario cards in this set each pose a different real-life Christmas or winter-related situation. PLUS 16 decorated blank cards allow you to customize your own situations. At the end of each scenario card, you will be asked “What will you do?” Use with those with autism or those that need help learning what is appropriate social behavior and how to respond in safety situations. Use the cards to role pl
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Reading a Calendar - Adult Speech Therapy - IADLs - Memory - Orientation
This activity is designed to target working memory and orientation skills in adults and teens. Reading a calendar is a functional life skill, which can improve independence across a variety of settings. To complete task, reference the calendar provided and select the correct answer given 4 multiple choice options.This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, schoolsSimilar products include:Reading Activity Schedules- Memory- Visual Support
Grades:
10th - 12th, Adult Education
Overlapping Shapes Copying Cards- Visual Motor/Visual Perceptual Skill Building
Help your students build their visual motor integration, visual perceptual skills and fine motor precision with this overlapping shapes activity!30 different design cards to copyPrint and laminate the cards and put them on a ring for easy flipping/reusing with multiple students. They also fit perfectly inside the photo task boxes!Want FREE TPT CREDIT on future purchases? Leave a review on your favorite products and earn credit towards your next purchase. We appreciate all feedback; it helps us h
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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Meal Preparation Task cards: What do I need
This meal preparation task cards packet could be useful in helping children get familiarize with meal preparation. Includes 15 meals, blank sheets, 15 meal boards, 43 ingredients, 15 answer sheets, and 15 Ingredients list15 meals: Blueberry muffin, carbonara, chocolate cake, chocolate milkshake, cookies, egg sandwich, ham sandwich, hamburger, mac and cheese, mashed potato, pancake, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, pepperoni pizza, spaghetti, and vegetable salad.The ingredients list is on a diff
Grades:
1st - 12th
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BREAK TIME/I NEED HELP/I HAVE A QUESTION CARDS
Hey! I often see with students who need help or need a sensory time out that they are often hesistant to request these in the classroom for fear of looking different or being embarassed. I created these statement cards as a way for students to non-verbally express needs (I need a break, I have a question, I need help). I have seen them implemented in a variety of ways such as students bringing the card to the teacher or simply placing it on their desk.
I suggest lamintating the cards or printi
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Collate Papers: Life Skills Task Box
This activity can be used in special education settings to promote the completion of vocational tasks. This activity targets areas including fine motor skills, visual motor skills, attention to task and sequencing skills. To complete: Student(s) will select one Instruction Card to work with. Therapists and teachers can assist in order to select the appropriate level of difficulty. Student(s) are required to make a pile of papers in the order that is indicated on the Instruction Card. Once the c
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Touch the UNSAFE Picture - Safe vs Unsafe Scenarios - Adult Speech Therapy
This activity is designed to target problem solving, visual scanning and safety awareness for adults and teens. Directly addressing safety and problem solving can improve independence and decrease risk of accidents in home and community settings. To complete this task, look at the pictures and touch the 'unsafe' scenario. Great for dementia therapy!This task is appropriate for the following environments: skilled nursing (SNF), hospital, home health, schoolsSimilar products include:Find the Dange
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Fruit and Vegetables | Likes and Dislikes Sorting Cards and Food Checklist
This is a great activity for discussing food likes and dislikes, specifically fruits and vegetables. It includes an answer checklist to keep track of the student's answers.Additional checklist and sorting posters with "Yes Please, Maybe, No Thanks & Yet to Try" options to help with discussing trying new things. Perfect for the classroom, special education or your next therapy session.This PDF contains 39 fruit and vegetable sorting cards! Just print and cut them, and they're ready to go! Lam
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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