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Can your students quickly find one more, one less or ten more than a number? Our Number Sense Workbook builds that skill step by step with clear, colorful more and less worksheets. Great for teachers, math intervention groups, special education staff and homeschool families, our workbook strengthens number sense and mental math. What’s included in…
Looking for an engaging and practical way to teach young learners about Stranger Danger? This Stranger Danger Awareness Workbook provides essential tools and activities to help children understand protective behavior and stay safe. With clear information, interactive worksheets, and practical scenarios, this workbook is an excellent resource for introducing key concepts around personal safety and…
Can your students guess an object from a few simple clues? Our Object Recognition activity gives students 3 clues and 4 pictures, and they choose the object being described. Designed for SLPs, special education teachers, early intervention teams and autism classrooms, our “What is it?” pages build vocabulary, listening and inferencing skills. What’s included in…
This resource includes 15 pages and 96 coloured sorting visuals to support colour recognition and sorting. Simply print, laminate if you prefer and away you go! Matching coloured buckets for each identified colour has been included so that the students can match the coloured visuals to the coloured bucket. 🩷 Looking for more SPED &…
Speech Therapy Made Easy! Children who have difficulty with speech and articulation would benefit from this set. These may include children with apraxia of speech, autism, Down Syndrome and severe phonological processes would benefit from these cards. There are over 160 cards and will also help in building up the students vocabulary. There are two…
This resource is great for preschoolers, kindergarten, children with autism and special needs. Learning to be able to isolate, distinguish and learn categories are vital for language development and executive functioning. Simply cut out the visual cards and categorising buckets and away you go! There is a lot of versatility in utilizing this activity so…
Looking for simple, engaging ways to strengthen fine motor skills at home or in the classroom? This Fine Motor Skills Activity-a-Day Calendar is perfect for Occupational Therapy, preschool, Kindergarten, and early primary learners. Children develop the small muscles in their hands, fingers, and wrists through fun, daily activities that support writing, cutting, buttoning, eating, and…
Looking for a simple way to build tactile sensory processing skills at home or in the classroom? This Tactile Stimulation Activity-a-Day Calendar provides two weeks of fun, hands-on activities designed by Occupational Therapy principles to support sensory modulation, integration, and self-regulation. Tactile input—the sense of touch and texture—is vital for a child’s physical, cognitive, language,…
Are you struggling to help your child with sensory sensitivities establish a tooth brushing routine? Brushing your Teeth can be a difficult task for children with sensory needs, but with the right strategies and support, you can make this daily routine more manageable and less stressful for both you and your child.. Our Brushing My…
Introducing our comprehensive Social Skills Portfolio, an invaluable resource designed to enhance your child’s interpersonal abilities. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or therapist, this portfolio provides a wealth of guidance and visual aids to support children in navigating crucial aspects of social interaction. Covering a wide array of essential topics, it includes greetings and meeting…
How can you better support a student with autism in your classroom? Our Autism Strategies Handout explains common learning characteristics of children with autism and how they affect learning. Written for teachers, teacher aides, special education staff and parents, our handout is a quick, practical introduction for anyone new to supporting a child with autism….
Pre-writing skills are skills that children need to achieve before they can learn to write letters. Firstly, children must understand how to draw the basic shapes (i.e. circle, diagonal, straight line etc) as these help form the basis of letters. This program explores this further and provides specific examples to support teachers, parents and other…
Looking for a structured way to build fine motor skills in young learners? This Fine Motor Program Workbook is a 16-page hands-on resource designed for Occupational Therapy, Kindergarten, Preschool, and Special Education. The workbook includes: Warm-up activities (16+ exercises to prepare hands for writing) Handwriting posture poster/handout – correct pencil grip and posture Recommendations for…
Struggling to teach independent toileting skills in a way that’s visual, respectful, and developmentally appropriate? Our How to Wipe My Bottom – Toileting Visual Schedule Support Story provides a clear, structured, and supportive approach to help children learn and practice this essential life skill. Whether you’re working with students with autism, intellectual disabilities, or other…
Looking for an engaging way to teach children the alphabet while strengthening their fine motor skills? These Road-Themed Alphabet Worksheets are a fun and interactive approach to early letter recognition and tracing practice. Perfect for classroom, at-home or homeschooling learning, each worksheet features a road-shaped outline of each letter from A to Z, giving children…
This six page document includes key word signs and instructions to implement the key word sign for the most commonly used key word signs. These include key word sign instructions for the following words: eat/food drink more finished help toilet good stop wait sit look thanks 🩷 Looking for more Speech Therapy resources? Advanced Phonics…
