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Free test preparation physical therapy resources for parents
CCVC and CVCC Spelling List
This is a list of 200 CCVC/CVCC words to helps students working on spelling words with blends and digraphs.
Master list is also broken down into list of 10 words for more bite-sized practice.
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K - 3rd
Scissor & Tracing Skills
Teaching your babies, how to hold scissors and telling them about how to use the scissors safely Those little hands can develop fine motor skills by learning the proper way to cut paper. Cutting with scissors is considered to be a pre-writing skill and can also help with developing pencil control skills. Thanks for purchasing my product. If you find this product helpful in your classroom, I would very much appreciate a rating and comment on my store. Thank You for your feedback. ~~~How to get TP
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PreK - 1st
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Test Taking Tips
This brochure can be sent home before standardized or classroom tests to help parents prepare students for testing. It is a quick reminder to parents about upcoming tests and a helpful tool to remind students of test taking strategies. You can print two sided, fold, and send home a memorable reminder for parents to discuss test taking tips and remind them how to deal with test anxiety.
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Notes Of Encouragement: Parent Notes to Child on Testing Days
This product is notes of encouragement that you can have parents fill out for their child before the end of the year testing. I like to send these home in an envelope a couple weeks before testing. The parents should return the notes filled out and sealed in the envelope so their child won’t see it! These notes are a great way to brighten a student’s day right before they take the big test.Included:Notes for Math, Science, Reading, and Writing TestsBlank NotesParent LetterCheck out our blog post
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3rd - 8th
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Physical/Occupational Therapy Core Strength Home Exercise Handout - Animal Walks
Handout for physical or occupational therapists to send home with children for carryover. Highlights 8 basic animal walks with description that parents can use to encourage children to work on core strength, balance, motor planning and coordination at home. Easy to print, formatted as a single page handout with black and white images. Great for children to practice over breaks in service, or for children who may not qualify for services but could benefit from an increase in gross motor activity.
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Not Grade Specific
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Parent Letter for Standardized Tests or State Testing
Would you like to include your students' parents in State Testing? This letter will give suggestions to families that will help students do their best on the test! Add the name of the assessment and the testing dates.
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NWEA MAP Testing Parent Letter
This parent letter is a quick and easy way for families to makes sense of their student's MAP test scores.
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K - 2nd
Test Taking Strategies 101
This document contains a comprehensive list of test taking strategies for students before, during, and after taking standardized tests. Strategies are presented in a visually appealing and readable manner; perfect for both parents and students. List of test taking strategies is not exhaustive.
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1st - 12th
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Halloween Scavenger Hunt Free Printable
Scavenger Hunts provide students with opportunities to practice language, expand vocabulary, and challenge visual and gross motor skills. This Halloween Scavenger hunt handout is great for parents, teachers, and school therapists to get kiddos moving and learning. Check out our Halloween bundle for purchase which includes more specific scavenger hunts that encourage counting, color and shape recognition, as well finding items based on characteristics, size, and action. Bundle is also paired with
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PreK - 1st
What Hurts and I Feel Visual
Great for limited verbal and non-verbal students. I made this for a student with Autism who is having trouble showing why he is upset or where he is hurting at home. I hope it helps you and your students!!!
Sarah Stevens
The Scattered SLP
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Tutor Policies / Procedures / Contract
This word document can be used by tutors to establish policies/procedures for tutees and their parents or guardians. It is a Word file, so it is completely customizable.
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Not Grade Specific
What is The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT)?
If you're looking to help your students do well on the CogAT, this resource is the perfect place to start! The Cognitive Abilities Test, also called the CogAT, is a common screening assessment for placing students into Gifted and Talented programs and determining placement in private schools. The first time I heard of the CogAT was the day my students were going to take it. That caused a lot of frustration and anxiety in my classroom. I decided to start preparing my students for the CogAT. I cre
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: CogAT Verbal Reasoning BUNDLE for Subtests 1-3 Grades 2 and Up
Grade 1 Can-Do Skills
The School Year is coming to an end. What can our First Graders Do?!!
This FREE checklist can help identify the minimum can-do skills your first grader has mastered in Mathematics and Language.
This product can be used by teachers or parents to track the concepts to be mastered before advancing to the next grade level. Print the two sheets (backed) and make copies for each student. Once completed, the checklist can be used as part of parent conferences or to hand-over to the next grade level t
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1st
ROCK THE TEST! Test Encouragement Letter
**FREEBIE**State tests stressing your students out? Write them a letter of encouragement!This template can be distributed to families prior to the big test. Families can write their students a letter of encouragement. On the day of the test, each student can open the letter for a last-minute pick-me-up!If a family does not return a letter for their child, the teacher may write a letter of encouragement to that child. Each student deserves to feel loved and encouraged!
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3rd - 5th
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Test Anxiety Tips for Parents
Testing can be a difficult and stressful time for students, teachers, staff, and parents/caregivers. If you're looking for a quick handout that can be printed, emailed, put up on a website (as a PDF only) or through other forms of communication. This handout/poster will suit your needs.Includes 1 Color and 1 Black and White OptionThe Poster/Handout includes tips on how to:Prepare in advance for testsSetting realistic expectationsConsider what students eat and drinkEncourage parents/caregivers to
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NC Teaching Students to Answer Short Answer or Constructed Response Questions
In North Carolina, students are now required to answer short response (known as constructed response) questions on their Common Exams/End of Grade Tests. This new method of testing requires teachers to have students practice answering these types of questions. This sheet is a guide for teachers to use with students to ensure students answer all parts of the short response questions.
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6th - 12th
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NWEA MAP Parent Letter for skills review
Edit and use this letter to send home as a cover letter for your MAP review of skills packet.
We've found that giving parents a resource helps students review skills according to MAP test results. This is an opportunity for students to get their minds thinking about a wide range of standards and goals.
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K - 12th
Motivational Testing Note from Parents to Student
This product includes a note to send home to parents about the upcoming standardized testing. This allows them to write their child a sweet and motivational note to help boost their confidence before taking their test! This product has an English and Spanish version of the note.
It also includes the paper for the parent to write the note on too!!
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Testing Motivational Notes
It's that time of the year! I love having my parents write encouraging notes to their students to read on testing days. No frills here, but if you have any questions on how to use these or want to see them in action, follow me @thirdgradeparade on Instagram or email me at mcmillen.alli@gmail.com. Thanks for downloading!
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FREEBIE Functional Hand and Upper Extremity Strengthening
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This document is an explanation of strengthening for handwriting skills and functional strengthening tasks. This is an easy set of ideas to perform at home.
Have you ever heard your child say that their hand hurts? Maybe you have observed your child shake or stretch their hand while writing, or have seen your child’s writing become bigger or sloppier, the longer they write
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NWEA Parent Communication Letter
This parent communication tool shares a child's NWEA score with an explanation and goal expectations.
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K - 2nd
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A GOOD LUCK PENNY
From state testing to any kind of testing, give your kids a A GOOD LUCK PENNY and watch their faces light up and their self confidence grow!!Please enjoy this free resource! It’s simple and easy. Just print it out, attach a Lucky Penny, sign it and hand it out on testing day!! I created this for my kids after we read the book “The Anti-Test Anxiety Society” by Julia Cook. This book teaches kids the power of using the “Get To” side of the brain versus the “Have To” side of the brain. It introduce
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Refrigerator Spelling Lists - Editable
Weekly spelling list copies sent home to be posted on the fridge.
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PreK - 6th
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FREEBIE! STATE TESTING LETTERS / NOTES OF ENCOURAGEMENT FROM LOVED ONES
Download includes:1. Letter for families requesting their participation 2. Templates for letters 3. 3rd-5th grade PDFs4. Editable word doc for other grade levels
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3rd - 5th
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