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Occupational therapy resources for Easel and for parents
Weekly Food Log- Feeding Therapy
This food log was designed for parents to fill out for a week in order to obtain a clear picture of what a child's eating patterns look like at home. This also addresses behaviors, family interaction, meal times, and what a typical meal looks like at home. This is a helpful tool when getting ready to begin feeding therapy, introducing new foods, or targeting unwanted behaviors at meal times. Check out my website/blog for more ideas eat-speech-repeat.com
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Home Safety Adapted Book for Autism and Special Education
Did you realize just how dangerous cooking an oven or electric iron is for your kids? know other items at home may pose a risk to your child's safety.Kids or young adults living alone may feel unsafe due to a lack of adult supervision. This resource provides the answer. It teaches basic safety skills to kids who stay home after school or who will live independently. It provides visual demonstrations, discussions, and activities to help prevent injury.How to use?There are two ways to complete the
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Not Grade Specific
Bedtime Routine: Printable Visual Schedule for ASD/ADHD/OT/Toddlers/Sensory
Perfect for children who need extra structure due to ADHD, ASD, Sensory processing challenges, or special needs. This easy to use bedtime visual schedule can be customized to fit your child's needs. Help establish a bedtime routine that makes night time easier for the whole family! Print out the page of images and cut them out. Choose 3-4 steps that will become your child's bedtime routine.* It works best to laminate them and place velcro dots on the back. However, you can also print them and ta
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Special Interest Deep Breathing Posters for Self-Regulation
Are you looking for a simple, engaging way to provide visual supports for students learning deep breathing? Do you have students who need help with sensory or emotional regulation? Are you an occupational therapist looking for easy-to-implement strategies to share with teachers?These Special Interest Breathing Posters are a simple way for students to practice deep breathing with visual and tactile supports.Who is it for?Students struggling with sensory regulationStudents working with autism, sen
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Not Grade Specific
Independent Living Skills SPED Worksheet - How to Provide Emergency Information
Brian Learns How to Provide Emergency Information is an Independent Living Skills SPED worksheet for middle and high school students. Join Brian in this no-prep life skills worksheet as he learns how to provide emergency information. Brianna teaches Brian what to do in an emergency, such as identifying information that should be shared with medical professionals. This independent living skills story will engage your students through the power of storytelling, age-appropriate graphics, relatab
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Autism Reading Comprehension SPED Worksheet - Learn to Maintain a Smoke Detector
Nelson Learns to Maintain His Smoke Detector is a reading comprehension worksheet designed to teach life skills to middle and high school students with autism and related intellectual or developmental disabilities. Join Nelson in this no-prep life skills worksheet as he learns how to maintain a smoke detector. Nora teaches Nelson how to check smoke detectors at home, emphasizing the importance of being prepared in an emergency. This independent living skills story will engage your students th
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Self Care Visual Schedule PDF for Occupational Therapy/Special Education/Autism
Is your child struggling to gain independence in self-care areas? Use this printable to help organize your weekly schedule to target skill development and build self-confidence in your children! Perfect for occupational therapists, parents or educators of special needs children. Incldues:- Printable colorful icons that represent self-care skills for ages 2-4 and 5+- Weekly customizable picture schedule for younger children- "To- Do" list for older children to use.
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Not Grade Specific
Pre-Writing Tracing Lines Mini Book
Updated Nov 2020. This fine motor activity is available for Digital Activity. Have your students to use a pen or the highlighter tools to trace the lines.This line tracing activity is designed to help preschool through kindergarten students practice and develop fine motor skills and pre-writing skills. This set can be used in writing centers, early finisher, or morning works/tubs.What's included❀ Lines practice printable (12 mini pages)❀ How to use guides❀ 2 line designs❀ straight lines, zig-zag
Grades:
PreK - K
Also included in: Back To School Literacy and Math Resources Bundle
Visual Cleaning Checklist for Preschoolers - Quick Pick-Up Chore Chart Printable
Visual list to help little ones clean up without feeling overwhelmed. Make pick-up time feel more like a scavenger hunt! PDF includes both full page and 1/4 page size options.Checklist items:shoes and bootsjackets and hatsdirty clothestoys and bookscrafts and projectsfood messes and trash
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PreK - K
Color match
This is a simple click-and-drag color matching activity where students match the same colored shape from a field of 3 choices. There are 3 opportunities to match on each slide. Easily track data and progress with color identification. You can also easily upgrade or downgrade, depending on the level or your student.
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PreK - K
Morning Routine Easel Activitiy
Help your learners navigate their morning on their own! Learn how to get ready for school with this cute morning routine easel activity. Free download of a printable PDF also available in my TPT store.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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