Animal Themed Activities and Ideas for Therapy and Learning!
April 28, 2022
Issue Number 107
Please enjoy this week's issue of Teaching & Therapy Resources for the Classroom, Clinic and Carryover.  

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Here are this week's featured boards and posts for you!

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Featured Boards:

  • Spring Themed Activities and Treats
  • Earth Day Themed Activities

Featured Posts

  • Free Visual Motor Animal I Spy
  • Get Moving with Giant Animal Memory Game
  • Speechie Freebie: Zoo Animal Smash Mat
  • Hide & Seek Animals – Fine Motor Activity
  • Speech, Language, and Literacy Fun with Karma Wilson’s “Bear” Books
  • Book: Sea Otter Cove: A Relaxation Story
  • SLP Corner: Language Lesson Making Comparisons “What If You Had Animal Teeth?”
  • Autism Corner: Motivating Teenagers on the Autism Spectrum
  • Feel Good Story of the Week: Golfer Becomes First With Down Syndrome To Compete In College Championship
  • OT Corner: Handwriting Tips for Older Students – Posters!
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