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Physical therapy Common Core RF.K.1d resources
Classroom Motor Brain Break Kindergarten Literacy Letter Identification Activity
This resource was designed for my occupational therapy students to work on letter recognition while developing gross motor skills. Exercises for the whole alphabet! Elevate your classroom engagement and enhance letter recognition with the Classroom Motor Brain Break Kindergarten Literacy Letter Identification Activity. This dynamic resource combines the power of gross motor skills with letter identification exercises, creating an engaging and active learning experience for students. Perfect for
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K - 1st
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ALPHABET NUMBERS Lacing Cards – Fine Motor Skills Activities - Hole Punch - Task
Learn the alphabet and numbers while improving fine motor skills with these fun lacing cards. Students can punch holes too! Great for task boxes or bins and tubs. Includes beginning sound pictures and ten frames. What you get:26 Aa-Zz lacing cards with lowercase and uppercaseBeginning sounds images0-9 numbers lacing cardsTen framesALL in Color and Black & White Preschool/Kindergarten Learning Objectives:Recognize and name uppercase and lowercase.Recognize and name numbers and number words.Co
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PreK - K
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Occupational Therapy End of Year Summer or Back to School Camping Worksheets
Elevate your students' learning experience with our engaging "End of Year, Summer or Back to School Camping Worksheets and Activities." Designed for versatility, this resource is packed with differentiated worksheets and activities that seamlessly integrate math, literacy, writing, handwriting, social-emotional learning, fine motor, and visual perceptual skills. Perfect for a variety of occasions, including end-of-year celebrations, summer school themes, and back-to-school preparations, this cam
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K - 2nd
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SEL Digital Brain Break Activities Letter Identification and Movement BOOM Cards
Empower your students with an engaging and effective approach to letter identification through our Brain Break Letter Identification and Movement BOOM Cards. If your students are grappling with letter recognition and could benefit from a movement break, this PDF resource offers a dynamic and multisensory solution. Elevate the learning experience by combining letter identification with gross motor movements to enhance focus, self-regulation, and social-emotional learning skills.When is a Good Tim
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PreK - 1st
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Fine Motor PREWRITING SHAPES ABC 123 LACING CARDS FREE SAMPLE!
THIS IS FREE SAMPLE OF TWO PRODUCTS! Alphabet and Numbers Lacing Cards Shapes Lacing Cards Lacing Cards improve eye-hand coordination and increase hand/finger strength – skills needed for writing. Your students will love sewing yarn or ribbon through these huge cards. Print on card stock and laminate for years of use. Color and black & white. 2 sizes. Preschool/Kindergarten Learning Objectives:Recognize and name uppercase and lowercase.Recognize and name numbers and number words.Count to
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PreK - K
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Light Table Transparency- Lines and shapes
Light tables are a wonderful addition to the early education classroom. They provide endless opportunities for learning through exploration. In my classroom I like to offer bits of direction in the child's learning. These transparencies can be used with glass pebbles, beads, and other manipulatives in the preschool classroom. The final page of this product is 26 circles where the teacher can write using a sharpie the alphabet in their own font choice. I appreciate this as every teacher has thei
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PreK - 1st
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Lowercase Letter Recognition - Brain Building Movement Activity (PDF version)
Do you need to add a movement break to your lesson but don’t want to lose out on instructional time? If you answered yes, then you need to download this tool ASAP. This download reviews letter recognition for your youngest learners. Use your colored classroom rug or use 4 colored markers (red, green, yellow & purple) positioned around the room. Read off one of the letters and have the students move to the corresponding color using various locomotor movements. Students enjoy the movement, a
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PreK - 1st
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Cut and Trace Circle
Students can Cut and Trace this fun shape and it's name!
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PreK
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