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Middle school occupational therapy literature circles for GATE
Executive Functioning Activities Escape Room Boom Cards OT BUNDLE
Executive functioning skills are fun to learn when done in puzzle format. This bundle includes 2 Boom card decks that work on problem solving, scanning, critical thinking skills, and attention to tasks. Decks include: Morse Code (2 puzzles)Pigpen Cipher (1 puzzle)Substitution Cipher (2 puzzles)Calendar skills (1 puzzle)Sudoku (1 9-grid and 1 6-grid)Logic Puzzle (2 puzzles)And more! See the description for each deck for more details. Each puzzle is self-checking and if the student makes an error,
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4th - 6th
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Executive Functioning Activities Escape Room OT Boom Cards
Do your students struggle with maintaining attention to tasks, making inferences, solving problems, and other executive functioning skills? These crack the code logic puzzle activities will engage kids and they will forget that they are learning.This Boom card deck works on problem solving, critical thinking, visual scanning, and higher level executive functioning skills. This deck is designed for students 4th grade and older, but may be suitable for younger students with help. These puzzles are
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4th - 7th
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Blossoming Beyond Bullies: Overcoming Bullying: Lily's Journey of Courage
Lily, a vibrant young artist with a heart full of sunshine, faces the darkness of bullying. Taunts and mockery dim her light, threatening to crush her love for painting and her unique spirit. But when a kind bookstore owner rekindles her courage, Lily discovers a strength she never knew she possessed. Armed with newfound confidence, she confronts the bullies, leading to a surprising turn of events. With resilience and unwavering kindness, Lily not only overcomes the bullies but inspires others t
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1st - 12th
Brain Break for Middle Schoolers: Ball/Balloon Brain Break
Got some stir-crazy students? I get it. Gamify their learning and give them a chance to move a bit with this fun ball/balloon brain break - perfect for middle schoolers.Here’s how I use this in class:Divide into Teams/small groupsSet a timer and have one student collect as many balls - while simultaneously keeping a balloon afloat - as they can in that amount of time.Use the balls they collected to extend this fun/physically active activity into an educational moment. (Examples include: story el
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5th - 8th
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