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Need an engaging way to strengthen fine motor skills, scissor control, and pre-writing development? These Scissor & Tracing Task Cards are perfect for Occupational Therapy, Preschool, Kindergarten, and Special Education learners. This set includes 52 colorful task cards with a variety of straight, curved, and patterned lines, plus 6 blank cards for students to create…
What makes someone a good friend? Our Friendship Skills Lesson helps students explore positive and negative friendship qualities and think about the kind of friend they want to be. Created for school counselors, social workers and teachers, our friendship mini-lesson works well in small groups, individual sessions or whole-class SEL lessons on making and keeping…
This resource includes over 20 pages of basic concept development for negation practice/ These worksheets which includes visual supports. This is a perfect no-prep resource for use within speech therapy programs, school counselor focused groups and life skill development programs. This resource includes negation questions with the following themes: – Emotions – Helpful and Unhelpful…
Are your students working on answering “what” questions? Our Wh Questions: Community Helpers set gives students picture choices to answer simple “what person…” questions about the people in their community. Designed for SLPs, early intervention teams, autism classrooms and special education teachers, our visual supports help non-verbal and emerging communicators answer questions by pointing, clipping…
Need simple reading comprehension passages about community helpers? Our Community Helpers Reading Comprehension workbook gives students 10 short passages, each followed by 3 multiple choice questions. Great for special education teachers, SLPs, homeschool families and reading groups, our worksheets build reading, recall and vocabulary while students learn about the people who help in their community….
Need yes and no question practice with a community helpers theme? Our Community Helpers Yes No Questions cards ask about helpers and the tools they use, with yes, no and “I’m not sure” answer choices. Designed for SLPs, special education teachers, early learning classrooms and autism programs, our cards build vocabulary, answer reliability and reflection….
This resource contains 14 fun, colorful and engaging three piece puzzles which explores calming strategies for emotional regulation. There are a total of 14 cards in colour and 14 cards in black and white. Calming strategies include the following: – Bouncing on a Ball – Counting to 10 – Drawing a picture – Drinking a…
Looking for a hands-on way for young learners to recognize feelings? Our Feelings Puzzles are three-piece puzzles that match a boy, a girl and the sentence “I am feeling…” for each emotion. Designed for early learning teachers, special education staff, SLPs and autism classrooms, our puzzles build feelings vocabulary and visual matching skills. What’s included…
This resource contains fun, colorful and engaging three piece puzzles which includes 1. Community Helper Title (e.g. Mailman) 2. Photo Visual of Community Helper 3. Job Description (e.g. Collects and Delivers Mail) Just cut out and laminate for an easy, low prep center or work task. This is a great resource for early learners which…
Looking for practical strategies to help children who need extra movement to stay focused and calm? This Move More in the Classroom Handout is designed by Occupational Therapy principles to support self-regulation, attention, and learning. Some students require frequent and varied movement input to regulate their bodies and emotions. This resource provides teachers and parents…
Looking for simple strategies to support children who need to keep their hands busy? This Busy Hands Occupational Therapy Handout is a practical guide for parents, teachers, and therapists to understand the benefits of hand and finger movement for self-regulation, focus, and fine motor development. Some children calm, regulate, and concentrate better when their hands…
Looking for a calming, engaging way to support self-regulation, emotional awareness, and focus during the winter months? Our Winter Animal Movement Cards is a playful, body-based resource designed to help children regulate their emotions, reconnect with their bodies, and build emotional awareness through gentle, purposeful movement. This winter counseling resource combines movement cards, a teacher/counselor…
Based on a colourful Farm Animal Theme, this workbook includes 40 pages of worksheets which explores the foundational early learning concepts of: beginning sounds, Matching, Labelling, Counting, Patterns, Size concepts, Scissor skills, Sorting, Tracing and colouring. This is a great resource for kindergartners and preschool students to give them a headstart in these foundational skills….
How do you know if a child is ready to start school? Our School Readiness Checklist breaks school readiness into 11 skill areas, so you can see a child’s strengths and what to work on next. Created for early childhood educators, OTs, SLPs, teachers and parents, our checklists support transition planning and conversations with families….
Are you trying to help your students effectively manage their waiting skills and develop pro-social behaviors? Look no further than our “My Story About Waiting Social Narrative” resource! This engaging social narrative is designed to support students, including those with Autism or special needs, in understanding the concept of waiting, cultivating patience, and building essential…
This five page social skill resource which is great to support students with conflict resolution and friendship difficulties to go through the process of repairing the relationship and moving forward. This document outlines and provides detail instructions with the following progress: 1. Acknowledge the mistake 2. Planning the apology 3. Apologise 4. Exit Gracefully and…
