Popular Posts at Your Therapy Source from 2022

Games for the Classroom

Teachers, want to keep your students excited and energized? Add some quick classroom games into the mix! Not only are these activities engaging, they can also be used as a fun way to wrap-up class without sacrificing valuable learning time. Instantly ignite student enthusiasm with our favorite no-fuss game ideas today! Check out these Quick Games for the Classroom.

Handwriting Printable Paper

Introducing the perfect handwriting paper to benefit your child’s learning journey! With a few options based on age and ability, these printable templates are an invaluable resource for teachers, Occupational Therapists and parents. Simply download them free – provide extra practice with letter formation skills anytime you need it! Check out the Handwriting Paper Printable here.

Number Tracing Worksheets PDF

Not sure how to get your students counting and tracing numbers? Download our number tracing worksheets PDF packet for FREE! These printable activities are perfect for reinforcing math skills at home or in the classroom – saving you time, money and headaches. Start practicing today – Number Tracing Worksheets PDF.

Preschool Dot to Dot Packet

Get your preschoolers excited about writing with this fun, free set of Dot to Dots! With twenty pages included in the packet, there’s plenty for them to explore. Each worksheet is designed specifically with pre-writing skills practice in mind and make a great addition to their learning journey. Download it today—it’ll be an instant hit! Get more information at Preschool Dot to Dot Printables.

Movement Games for Kids

Encourage your students to think outside of the box (and their own shoes) with this fun and FREE movement game! Perfect for physical activity, stimulating imaginations, brain breaks or indoor recess. With easy-to-follow instructions at the bottom of our blog post – all you need to do is print it out or screenshare one page and join in on the action today! Grab your copy of the Movement Game for Kids.

Emotional Strengths of a Child

Our emotions are much more powerful than we often think and can have a massive influence on us in every aspect – from how we behave, to the way we interact with others. Discovering our children’s emotional strengths is essential to helping them navigate through life; understanding their feelings can help build healthy relationships between parent and child and support social skills development. Unveiling these assets will provide insight into your youngster’s unique character! Read more on the Emotional Strengths of a Child.

Teenage Life Skills Checklist

As you guide your teenager through their formative years, make sure to arm them with the essential skills needed for a successful future. This comprehensive teenage life skill checklist covers everything from basic housekeeping necessities and meal prep to more complex concepts such as budgeting and online security—all of which are invaluable tools they’ll need in adulthood! Nurture your teen’s self-confidence by helping them work through these vital areas – it’s an investment that will pay off big time down the line! Get your copy of the Teenage Life Skills Checklist PDF here.

Breathing Star

With emotions running high, sometimes it’s hard for kids to take a step back and regulate. Luckily, the Breathing Star can help! This free printable is designed with all ages in mind – just follow the lines along the star and breath every time you need a calming moment throughout the day. You and your students will learn how to ground themselves mentally when facing big feelings using simple deep breaths -just like this friendly breathing star teaches them! Grab your copy of the Breathing Star here.

Behavior Checklist for Students

As a teacher, you want to help your students become the best versions of themselves. The self-assessment behavior checklist for students can be an invaluable tool in helping them remain accountable and make smart choices. With this helpful guide, they could develop better habits both inside and outside of school! For more information on how to get started, download your free Behavior Checklist for Students here.

Listen and Draw Activity

Want to bring interactive fun into your lesson plans? Look no further! Our Listen and Draw Activity PDF is designed to keep students engaged while they practice their listening skills. With this freebie, your lessons can become an exciting experience at home or in the classroom – just download it today and see for yourself! Get your FREE Listen and Draw activity here.

I Can Statements – Popular Posts from Your Therapy Source

Tap into the power of I Can Statements to give your students a stronger handle on expectations and outcomes! With our free PDF download, you can easily integrate this tool into your classroom in order to help each student reach their full potential. Download your FREE copy of the I Can Statements PDF.

Accommodations for Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders

As a special education teacher, you play an important role in helping students with emotional and behavioral disorders succeed. Regardless of their background or current challenges, there are specific accommodations that can make all the difference for them! From understanding modifications to making sure resources are accessible – this blog post will provide insight into what has worked best when it comes to supporting EBD students. Read more about accommodations for students with emotional and behavioral disorders.

Emotion Worksheet Meters

Wow! These were super popular! Having the ability to control your emotions is a vital life skill for children of all ages. Our FREE emotion regulation worksheet pdf packet provides 6 useful activities designed to help kids identify and reflect on their feelings! Unlock this valuable resource now—download the Emotional Regulation Worksheet PDF at the bottom of our blog post!

Emotional Regulation Activities for Kids

Guide your students towards peaceful and positive feelings with activities to help them regulate their emotions. Whether they’re feeling frustrated, angry or sad – use helpful exercises that will enable kids to become happier and better adjusted in the process! Read more about emotional regulation activities for kids.

IEP Goal Examples

Need help writing IEP goals on specific areas? These two posts were very popular this year:

Self Regulation IEP Goals

Executive Functioning IEP Goals

Looking back at these popular posts at Your Therapy Source can be so helpful to guide us on how to move forward. We have millions of visitors to our website every year and by far emotional regulation was a hot topic this year. Are you surprised or do you find your students need help in this area as well?