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| Online resource for special education, pediatric occupational therapy and pediatric physical therapy |
| Your Therapy Source |
| Goals for OT/PT/Speech |
Ask the children to complete this draw and write worksheet to make suggestions of
what goals they would like to accomplish in occupational and physical therapy during
2012.
This activity empowers the children and sneaks in some drawing and handwriting
practice.
If the children are stuck on coming with ideas ask open ended questions:
1. Do you want to work on skills for the classroom?
2. Do you want to work on skills on the playground?
3. Do you want to do more without the help of an adult?
Then once they answer those questions if they are still stumped offer different skill
suggestions.
Click on Goals for OT and PT for the forms.
what goals they would like to accomplish in occupational and physical therapy during
2012.
This activity empowers the children and sneaks in some drawing and handwriting
practice.
If the children are stuck on coming with ideas ask open ended questions:
1. Do you want to work on skills for the classroom?
2. Do you want to work on skills on the playground?
3. Do you want to do more without the help of an adult?
Then once they answer those questions if they are still stumped offer different skill
suggestions.
Click on Goals for OT and PT for the forms.
