Struggling learners

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Crossing the Midline with Rainbow Drawing! Your Kids OT - repinned by @PediaStaff – Please Visit ht.ly/63sNt for all our pediatric therapy pins Midline Crossing, Crossing The Midline, Occupational Therapy Kids, Rainbow Drawing, Conscious Discipline, Occupational Therapy Activities, Vision Therapy, Pediatric Occupational Therapy, Preschool Fine Motor
Crossing the Midline with Rainbow Drawing!
Crossing the Midline with Rainbow Drawing! Your Kids OT - repinned by @PediaStaff – Please Visit ht.ly/63sNt for all our pediatric therapy pins
Wired hair rollers from the dollar tree, come in different lengths and diameters to add grip to many items!! Adaptive Equipment Occupational Therapy, Adaptive Technology, Adaptive Devices, Adaptive Tools, Adaptive Art, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Occupational Therapy Activities, Pediatric Occupational Therapy, Vision Therapy
Wired hair rollers from the dollar tree, come in different lengths and diameters to add grip to many items!!
a poster with the words,'a dozen ways to respond to back talk '
Create your own built up foam pencil grip handwriting aid. These foam pencil grips are great for those who want a wider pencil gripping surface for better comfort, positioning, and control for both children and adults. These adaptive handwriting aids are a good fit for arthritis care, differences in muscle tone, and for those who experience discomfort or fatigue while writing. Follow along for more DIY occupational therapy school tools and daily living adaptive aids. Best Ways To Study, Occupational Therapy School, Occupational Therapy Schools, Ways To Study, Writing Skill, Adaptive Art, Best Way To Study, Types Of Pencils, Alphabet Handwriting Practice
DIY Built Up Foam Pencil Grip Handwriting Aid
Create your own built up foam pencil grip handwriting aid. These foam pencil grips are great for those who want a wider pencil gripping surface for better comfort, positioning, and control for both children and adults. These adaptive handwriting aids are a good fit for arthritis care, differences in muscle tone, and for those who experience discomfort or fatigue while writing. Follow along for more DIY occupational therapy school tools and daily living adaptive aids.
50 free sight word games for kids and adults to practice sight words in the classroom
Printable Sight Words List
the free printable sight word memory game
Sunshine Sight Word Memory Game - Primary Playground
the free printable alphabet book for kids to practice their handwriting and writing skills with
Free Adapted Book Resources for Special Learners - Grab Your Copies Now!
📚 Unlock a world of tailored learning! Access FREE adapted books perfect for diverse learners. Ideal for educators, parents, and therapists looking for engaging resources. Dive into captivating stories, support individual learning styles, and enhance educational journeys! #AdaptedLearning #SpecialNeeds #FreeResources 🌟📖
FREE adapted book for reading skills with colors and color words.
FREE Adapted Book for Colors and Color Words for Special Education
A FREE Adapted book to keep young learners focused and on task! Colors and color words to match dinosaur shoes. This reading skills adapted book is aligned with academic standards and a suggested IEP goal, too!
two pictures showing the instructions for how to make an interactive game with paper and scissors
Visual Supports: Token Reward System/First & Then - Strategies for Special Ed
the collage shows different activities for children to play with
Crossing the Midline and Bridging the Great Divide! - How Wee Learn
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Self Regulating key-ring with visual support!
This support key-ring has been used with our students to learn new skills such as requesting "break please", "help" and "wait" self -management strategies. Classroom Management, class behaviour, ASD, Autism, PECS, ABA behaviour strategies Kindergarten classroom Special educational needs, speced self regulation tools
Enter your name and email to grab this free printable autism visual support. These sentence starters are perfect for special education classrooms and have multiple benefits including increasing communication. Try this simple, effective and portable autism visual in your classroom today! #autismvisuals #adaptingforautism Asd Classroom, Life Skills Classroom, Sped Classroom, Visual Schedules, Teaching Special Education, School Slp, Visual Supports, Communication Board, Sentence Starters
Free Autism Visual Aid – Sentence Starters
Enter your name and email to grab this free printable autism visual support. These sentence starters are perfect for special education classrooms and have multiple benefits including increasing communication. Try this simple, effective and portable autism visual in your classroom today! #autismvisuals #adaptingforautism
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Struggling learners
two pictures with the same image and text on them that says, when a child starts to hold their elbow out due to poor shoulder stability
Fine Motor Skills Trick - Cutting With Scissors
Kindergarten and Mooneyisms: Fine Motor Skills Trick - Cutting With Scissors
According to Dr. Lanningham-Foster, Ph.D., endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic, “kids crave movement. What’s more, they need movement for proper development. We need to find ways to give children more opportunities to move, whether it’s at school or at home.” Increase activity in school with a Movement Maze; a guided course outside of our classrooms that leads our students through a variety of purposeful movement. Students take a short break, utilize muscle groups, and re-enter the classroom rea
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Increase Activity in School with a Movement Maze
According to Dr. Lanningham-Foster, Ph.D., endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic, “kids crave movement. What’s more, they need movement for proper development. We need to find ways to give children more opportunities to move, whether it’s at school or at home.” Increase activity in school with a Movement Maze; a guided course outside of our classrooms that leads our students through a variety of purposeful movement. Students take a short break, utilize muscle groups, and re-enter the classroom rea