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Balance Stations
A series of activities designed to help students work on their balance.
Build a Word
Modify wooden letter tiles with Braille to practice reading and building short words!
Adapted Cribbage
Use these various tips to adapt a cribbage board for students with multiple impairments.
Listening Comprehension
Use these simple tips for developing listening comprehension among students for true comprehension.
Modified Golf
Learn how to adapt the game of golf for students to practice during PE or as a leisure activity.
Tug of War
Children will have fun during this game of muscle building and whole body awareness!
Mini Goalball Battleship
Introduce children to sports with this adapted game of the popular Goalball sport!
Mix and Match
Use this activity for practice of finding similarities among objects and exact matches!
Where Shall I Put It?
Students practice following one-step instructions and concept development within their environment.
Which One is the Square?
Teach the concepts of shapes while students learn to discriminate between lines, curves and corners.
3-D Task List
Real objects often have more meaning and therefore are more helpful in promoting executive function.
Matching Like Objects
Students learn independent living skills such as sorting and matching objects found in a home setting.
Mail Delivery
Students practice basic vocational skills in this hands-on activity.
Stuff, Seal and Stamp Mail
Students practice fine motor planning to assemble mail envelopes and packages.
Calendar Bingo
Practice calendar skills and spatial awareness of tactile tools with this creative game of BINGO!
More or Less
Use familiar, preferred objects like food to improve comprehension of quantity and number sense.
Kitchen Clean-up
Expand independent living skills by learning how to keep an organized kitchen.
Object Functions
Directly teach students what common objects are used for to build comprehension.
Language Experience Stories
Create a personalized story to improve memory and recalling of events.
A Visit to the Doctor
Ease anxiety of visiting the doctor by role-playing at school and home.
I See Something Red
Practice matching colors of real objects while developing visual scanning skills.
Letter Confusion
Make simple flashcards to introduce students to the alphabet!
Rough or Soft?
Find which textures a student prefers to use as reinforcers in other activities!
Fast or Slow?
Use these tips to determine which vestibular stimulating activities are preferred!
Conversation Skills
Give children the opportunity for conversations with these great topics and starters!
Planning a Special Event
Working through the steps of planning your own event can be exciting and motivating!
Packaging Snacks
Students work together to complete the process while developing multiple skills!
Baseball
Help children develop a better understanding of America's favorite pastime!
I'm Thinking Of...
Use a guessing game to further children's expressive and descriptive language.
Handprint Art
Learn how to make tactile handprint art with this simple recipe!
String a Necklace to Eat
Kids will enjoy creating an edible necklace while developing fine motor skills.
What Do I Hear?
Use various sounds to determine which auditory reinforcer the student prefers.
Left Versus Right
Use these tips for developing comprehension of left and right.
Safety Skills
Directly address possible situations to help children learn what to do in an emergency.
Walk the Ball up the Wall
This simple ball activity can be used to develop multiple hand movement skills.
Find the Objects/Beginning Sound Identification
Use real objects along with print and braille to introduce letter sounds and blends!
Hat Game
Children discuss hats and their uses while expressing opinions and thoughts.
Memory
Make this tactile memory game using various textures for exploration and matching!
Initial Consonant Activity
Learn to recognize print or braille sight words with this BINGO game!
Modified Disc Golf
Make simple modifications to adapt the outdoor game for all to enjoy!
Familiar Sounds
Play this listening game to improve auditory discrimination and concept development!
Beanbag Toss
Adapt a simple beanbag toss game for PE, O&M and social skill development.
Beanbag on My Head
Have fun balancing with this activity to promote motor development!
The Price is Right
Use real object purchases to teach children the concept of money.
Let's Pretend
Encourage pretend play using real objects to demonstrate the idea of make-believe.
Taking Turns
Encourage verbalization and patience directly through play and sharing among children.
Coin Identification
Help children learn to identify coins using these multi-sensory tips!
Counting Cups
Use a simple sorting game to develop several fine motor and math skills.
Blow Painting
Make art with pudding and a straw!
One-to-One Correspondence
Demonstrate one-to-one correspondence in familiar daily settings to increase comprehension.
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