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Occupational therapy worksheets for Microsoft Word
Distance Learning Special Education Reading Life Skills Functional Vocabulary
This functional vocabulary packet will help our students in special education better navigate our world. Words are everywhere, and understanding what we read is essential to our daily lives. I’ve focused on the most useful words we use throughout our day so that our students may more readily recognize them. Separated into four sections, these words cover the areas of: Safety/Community Helpers, Workplace, Around Town, and Around Home. Each section contains two parts with 6 terms, for a total of 4
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Special Education Distance Learning Bundle Life Skills Reading Writing Math
NO PREP Printable Typing Assignment (20 minute activity) "Dr. Pepper"
Topic: Dr. Pepper
This is a one-page document that students could recreate and follow simple formatting instructions.
There is a title, story, and instructions. Instructions can accommodate any version of Microsoft Word. Ideal for students who need extra keyboarding practice or for a day you have a sub.
Students always work quietly and independently on these assignments in my classroom.
It's a PRINT-N-GO purchase!
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Personal Information / Computer Login Visual Support & Help Safety Contact Cards
A VARIETY OF VISUAL SUPPORTS! :)Personal Information Card:Visual support for students. There is a colored male version, colored female version, and unisex black and white version. Use this as a handwriting or typing exercise. Have the student fill it out on the computer and print it out to use for reference when practicing independent life skills such as filling out a personal information sheet for a doctor office or applying to a job by submitting a job application. There is a digital file in c
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Personal Information Practice Worksheet (scaffolded)
This is a simple personal information worksheet that my students love using to practice their personal information. Each field has been fitted with a box that helps emergent writers practice their sizing.
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Customizable Oral Motor/Infant Feeding Assessment Template for OT/ST (WORD)
A template outline for your business in WORD format (exact same as the PDF version). This can be edited and modified for your business or own purpose. It is an easy breakdown of what to look for when evaluating the oral motor and feeding skills of an infant or young child. Includes sample goals. **I made this format to make it easier to edit since not everyone has a PDF editor. This is the same assessment as the PDF version.
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Not Grade Specific
Toilet readiness checklist
Child toilet readiness checklistHelps parents, teachers, therapists understand if their child is ready to commence toilet training. If answer no to any of the questions, strategies for toilet training may need to be explore or other skills worked on first, before toilet training (eg. child must show signs they are ready for the toilet first). Check box worksheet
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Size of the problem game
Given scenarios relating to size of the problem.Children have to reflect on the size of the problem of the examples and understand how they should respond to the scenario.Pictures included to increase understand.Could be used in scavenger hunt game - hide items around the room, have children find, and each piece found they have to answer the questions.Could also be used as simple worksheet
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2nd - 4th
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Food Diary
For parents, educators etc. to record what a child is eating overly a weekly period. May help to improve eating habits by making small changes throughout their weeks. May help a therapist to understand a child's eating habits.
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Size of the reaction sort
To increase further understanding of size of the problem.Cut out images and have children sort images to what the size of the reaction is. Helps children to understand what a big reaction might look like, so they can better respond to their problems.
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1st - 4th
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Size of the problem reflection
Reflection for children/students/clients to understand a problem they have experienced and allow them to work through it to build their understanding of their own emotions and how best to respond in these scenarios for future learning.
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3rd - 6th
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Money Management Practice
A fun way for kids to work on their money management skills! Includes 2 pages of candy with different prices. On one page, the prices are all less than one dollar, so kids can practice giving the correct amount of change. On the other, they're greater than one dollar, and come with associated questions. Two pages of questions. One page is asking whether or not they have enough money, and the next asks the same and then if they have enough change. You can also use the money pictures for any other
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5th - 8th
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Emergency Test
11 question test assessing children's ability to determine if a situation is an emergency, and the correct action to take. Multiple choice style for the correct action, and a circle YES or NO for emergency or not.
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5th - 7th
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Infant Feeding Note Template (WORD Version) for OT and Speech and EI Therapists
We have created this Infant Feeding Note Template to help streamline documentation! It is hard to know what the insurance companies are looking for and how to document. We have made this easier with a checklist form and some pre-populated goals.If you are an early childhood educator, early intervention professional, or feeding therapist, this template will help you when writing your notes. These are basic goals to get you started when you are not familiar with feeding. These goals and template
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Not Grade Specific
Safety Scenarios and Solutions for Adults
Various safety scenarios such as what to do if there is a fire, you lose your keys, the power goes out, etc and a key included! Great for cognitive speech language therapy with adults either in acute or rehabilitation care to prepare for when they get home.
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Not Grade Specific
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Special Education Hygiene Checklists (Data Analysis)
This task analysis data sheet was used to help collect data for various hygiene tasks and the level of prompting required. Useful for special education population or for students working on hygiene related tasks.
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20 Emergency Scenario Questions
This document has 20 scenarios listed asking children to identify whether or not the situation is an emergency by circling yes or no. It also asks them to write what they would do in the given situation.
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5th - 8th
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Coping Strategy/Sensory Data Chart Autism Special Education
I use this chart to collect data and trials on students who self initiate or follow my request to initiate taking some sort of a sensory break or when a coping skill is needed. Can be modified/changed to address more specific strategies and/or behaviors.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Emergency or Non-Emergency? List of 40 situations.
A written list of 40 situations that children have to determine if they're emergencies or non emergencies.
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5th - 7th
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Half inch lined paper with bold bottom line
Use this half inch lined paper to help students with letter sizing, spacing, and formation! Add the words, "half inch lined paper" into your IEP goal for precise goal writing. An example goal would be, "Student will use half inch lined paper to copy 2 sentences from a near point model using a dynamic grasp with 80% accuracy in 3/5 trials as measured by student work samples."
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A Fun Wordsearch on Workplace Safety and an associated extension activity
Students search the Wordsearch and highlight the listed words. The students then research the topic of "Workplace Safety". Once the research is completed have the students present their report in a poster, Powerpoint or essay. Randomly select students and have them present their findings to classmates. The teacher provides supportive feedback
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7th - 12th
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Physical Therapy SOAP Practice and Abbreviations worksheet
5 page worksheet including 4 scenarios with space to write a SOAP note with sentences in the correct section, as well as apply abbreviations to the note. A 3 page list of abbreviations is included with multiple categories. This is a Word doc so feel free to edit. I use this in my Physical Therapy Aide class.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Tracing diagonal lines
Pre-writing diagonal lines with visual cues: Give directions to "Start at green dot end at red dot, stay on yellow!"
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in:Â Pre-Writing Tracing Bundle
Zones Check-In Sheet
Use this, "Stop and Think" sheet when a student is entering or leaving your room to help them identify which Zone they are feeling (Green is ready to learn, Yellow is feeling silly, Blue is feeling tired, and Red is feeling angry).
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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