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School Based OT Interview – Day in the Life Video Series #3
We continue with our Day in the Life Video series with Heather, a school-based occupational therapist. In this interview, Heather shares with us her daily schedule working with students in kindergarten through grade 5 where she travels between two buildings. Her desire to work in the schools started after her first clinical rotation. We discuss […]
Color the Arrows PDF Worksheet Freebie
If you want to work on visual-spatial skills and directionality, check out this ready-to-go one-page worksheet – Color the Arrows PDF. Your students have to color in the arrows according to the code based on the direction of where the arrow is pointing. You can download it for free at the bottom of this blog […]
LATERALITY ACTIVITIES
When people think of activities that help with brain development, they usually think of things like puzzles, reading, and writing. But what about activities that focus on developing the left or right side of the brain? These laterality activities for kids can be a great way to help students learn more about their own brains […]
Shark Worksheet PDF Freebie
Do you need a one page activity to entertain your shark lover? Check out this shark worksheet PDF to practice all sorts of motor skills with only ONE page! You can download this free shark printable at the bottom of the post. WHAT SKILLS DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE WITH THIS SHARK WORKSHEET PDF? This […]
OT and Parent Coach – Day in the Life Video Series #2
We continue with our Day in the Life Video series with an OT and parent coach. In this interview, Alison shares with us a day in her life as a school-based occupational therapist, parent coach, and mother of two. She provides valuable insight into the challenges and rewards of her career. Her advice is sure […]
IEP GOALS FOR ANXIETY
When it comes to anxiety, everyone experiences it differently. For some people, just the thought of having to speak in front of an unfamiliar adult or group of people can make their heart race and their palms sweat. For others, social events, busy environments, lack of personal space, or unexpected behavior from others can be […]
CLASSROOM POSITIVE GROWTH MINDSET QUOTES
Do you want your students to have a growth mindset in the classroom? Here are some quotes that will help encourage this way of thinking. These quotes are about learning, effort, determination, perseverance, and believing in yourself, which are important aspects of having a growth mindset. By incorporating classroom positive growth mindset quotes into your […]
Day in the Life Video Series #1 – Special Education Teacher Interview
Wow! I am super excited to share with you this amazing video series. I will be interviewing many different people who work with children – teachers, related service providers, parents, homeschool teachers, and more! Today’s episode is a great interview with Mrs. P, a special education teacher who has decades of experience. This is going […]
Preschool Dot to Dot Printables
Dot to dot worksheets are a super fun way to practice pre-writing skills for preschoolers. This 20 page Preschool Dot to Dot Printables packet is free to download at the bottom of this post. Grab your instant download of printable worksheets to share with your preschoolers today. WHAT SKILLS ARE KIDS WORKING ON WITH THESE […]
MEMORY GAMES FOR THE CLASSROOM
Are you looking for fun and engaging ways to help your students improve their memory skills? If so, you’ll want to try out some of these memory games for the classroom. These activities are not only fun, but they also help students learn how to focus and pay attention to detail. You may be surprised […]