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Occupational therapy Common Core 1.G.A.1 resources
Directed Drawing - 80 Animals
How to Draw Cute Animals - 80 Directed Drawings - Print and GO!What is included?80 Directed Drawing LessonsGeneral Lesson PlanDirected Drawing ScriptGuidance on how to teach lines and shapes with Directed DrawingsHow to use with position wordsGuidance on how to use in at a Literacy CenterA selection of Sight Word Sentences to integrate into your lessonsTips to ensure success21 stationery optionsHow can a Directed Drawing Lesson be used?As an accompaniment to writing.As a method to improve pencil
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PreK - 2nd
Fall Kindergarten Math Morning Work Center Fine Motor 2D Shape Sorting Activity
Are your preschool or kindergarten students ready to dive into 2D shape identification and cutting skills? Look no further! These Fall-themed 2D shape sorting activities and worksheets featuring vibrant leaves are the perfect resource for shape recognition. Let's explore the details of this engaging resource designed for preschool, kindergarten, and first-grade students.When is a good time to use this resource?When introducing or reinforcing 2D shape identification.For fine motor skill developme
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PreK - 1st
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I Can Draw Shapes Mini Books
This download is a collection of 6 mini books to practice drawing
shapes. Each mini book is a total of 10 pages when complete. Students will color, trace, complete, and draw different shapes. Use the rubric to track the student's progress. Use the mini books as pre and post year samples to show progress as well.
I Can Draw Shapes encourages:
visual motor skills
visual perceptual skills
geometry skills
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PreK - 2nd
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Visual Discrimination Activities BUNDLE
This Visual Discrimination Bundle includes:- My Visual Discrimination Activities with plenty of scope for students to increase their ability to notice visual differences and similarities between letters and shapes. This is VITAL for spelling, reading and writing!!It also includes the most fun fast paced game my students love... I call it "Can you SEE it?" You have to spot the same picture before the other player does. it's not as easy as it looks and is lots of fun!!These visual discriminati
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K - 2nd
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Preschool & Kindergarten Math Center Shape Sorting Morning Work Activities
Engage your preschool and kindergarten students in a journey of shape exploration with the Pre-School or Kindergarten Math Center Shape Recognition and Sorting Fine Motor Activity. Elevate their fine motor skills, shape identification, and categorization abilities through this engaging seasonal button activity. Whether used during fall, winter, or spring, this resource provides a versatile and enjoyable way to foster essential skills.Key Features and Benefits:Fine Motor Development: Designed to
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PreK - 1st
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Distance Learning/Google Classroom: Part 1- Patterns (Teaching & OT)
Google Slides: Patterns*Part 1 is an easy to moderate pattern recognition**Children will insert the next shape in the pattern*(shapes included: circle, oval, square, rectangle, star, and triangle)Skills:Identifying ShapesIdentifying ColorsVisual Perceptual SkillsPattern RecognitionI created this Activity on Google Slides.Students must have a Gmail account to access the link- You can also download the Google Slides App on your iPad/tablet to access this activity.
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K - 2nd
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2D Tracing Shapes Printable Worksheets (PreK-2nd)
This shapes tracing bundle includes 13 basic shapes and each worksheet asks the student to count the shapes, too.This is a PERFECT activity to go along with early math taught in Pre-K upto 2nd grade!Shapes included: circles, ovals, squares, rectangles, triangles, pentagons, hexagons, octagons, stars, hearts, crescents, trapezoids, diamonds!*These worksheets could also be used for cutting practice!*
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PreK - 2nd
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Cutting Out Shapes, Chord, All Sizes and Levels
Originally for students with ASD and other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteri
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Not Grade Specific
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Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, All Sizes and Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each sh
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Not Grade Specific
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Cutting Out Shapes, Rectangle- All Sizes and Levels
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each sh
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Not Grade Specific
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Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, All Levels
Originally created for students with ASD and other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression). Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria fo
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Not Grade Specific
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Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Large, All Levels
Originally for students with ASD and other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That's why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shapes and Levels follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each s
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Not Grade Specific
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Distance Learning/Google Classroom: Part 2- Patterns (Teaching & OT)
Google Slides: Patterns 2*Part 2 is a moderate to hard pattern recognition**Children will:- Insert the next shape in the pattern- Insert missing shapes in the middle of the pattern- Word problems- BONUS (make your own)(shapes included: circle, oval, square, rectangle, star, and triangle)Skills:Identifying ShapesIdentifying ColorsVisual Perceptual SkillsPattern RecognitionWord ProblemsI created this Activity on Google Slides.Students must have a Gmail account to access the link- You can also down
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1st - 2nd
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Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Small, Level B
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That's why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each sha
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Small, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, Level D
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression). Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each s
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, Level C
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each sh
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Small, Level A
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete the task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteria for each
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Small, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Large, Level B
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression). Mastery criteria for each shape is two sheets with the same size and level for two consecutive days. Determining what is
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Large, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Large, Level A
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest p and Level follow the progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression.) Mastery Criteria for each shape is two sheets with the same size and level for two consecutive d
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Circle, Large, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Small, Level D
Originally for students with ASD or Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression). Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteria for each sh
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Small, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Triange, Small, Level C
Originally for students with ASD or other related disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. Mastery criteria for each shape is two sheets with the same size and level for two consecutive days. Determining what is correct-can not cut beyond the line. The co
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Small, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Small, Level A
Originally for students with ASD and Other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression). Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteria for each s
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Small, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, Level B
Originally for students with ASD and other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteria for each shape is two sheets with the same size and
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, All Levels
Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, Level A
Originally for students with ASD and other Related Disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve.The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow the progression. Progression of shapes are: rectangle, triangle, chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery Criteria for each sh
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â Cutting Out Shapes, Triangle, Medium, All Levels
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