Self Care
“Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning.” –Mr. Rogers
Everyday Learning
Here's a list of tasks you may do throughout the day that your students can learn from!
Clean Room Checklist
Here's a checklist to help complete the various steps needed to fully clean your bedroom!
clean your room.pdfUsing Visuals at Home
A basic overview of using visuals to support routines and learning at home
IMG_0109 (1).movLife Skills Activities
Using household items to work on sorting skills and other pre-vocational tasks as needed for daily routines!
Pre-Vocational_Tasks_IADLs_ADLs_Work_Tasks_Chores (1).pdfThe Task of the Mask
This story explains why masks are being worn and has a printable activity at the end!
THE TASK OF THE MASK.pdfSteps for Hand Washing
This helps children visualize each step needed to thoroughly wash their hands.
wash-your-hands-steps-8x11.pdfJobs Around the House
List of tasks you may already be doing throughout the day that can be considered self-care tasks or Activities of Daily Living.
you are doing IT! - ADLs.pdfCooking Activities
Ideas for recipes to make with your children. If these are too complex, have them help prepare snacks or simple meals (open packages, pour liquids, use measuring cups, stir ingredients)
Dressing Tips
This guide provides simple dressing tips to help your child learn to be more independent.
Safe Ways to include Kids in the Kitchen
A children's cooking teacher shares tips for cooking with different age groups.
Buttons, Zippers and Shoelaces!
Simple and clear directions for learning to button, zip, and tie shoes!
If you have a question as to whether an activity is appropriate for your child, please contact your child’s occupational therapist. This is not intended to be or replace medical advice.