Whether you’re looking for activities to support a year round school program, working with students for extended school year services, or on the hunt for some end of year activities, look no further; E-Therapy has your therapy material needs covered. Check out our engaging June resources including beach-themed fun, a Father’s Day activity, and much more. Happy Summer from E-Therapy!
OWLbert’s Virtual World June Classroom
E-Therapy’s OWLbert’s Virtual World June Classroom is loaded with plenty of end of school year and summer fun. Don’t miss grabbing access to 7 engaging E-Therapy originals all linked directly in this one colorful, fun, and customizable June classroom. As always, OWLbert’s virtual world rooms work perfectly in any setting from remote to in-person therapy sessions. Snag your copy today!
Beach Bitmoji Scene
Looking for a relaxing summer scene to engage your students? Look no further! E-Therapy’s OWLbert’s Virtual World Beach to the rescue. In this interactive and customizable beach scene, you and your students will have the opportunity to pick from different pre-loaded summer and under the sea-themed activities. No better way to bring the outdoors inside than with this beach scene – a great resource for remote or in-person sessions.
Summer Word Search
E-Therapy’s Summer Word Search can be printed or screenshared for use in multiple therapy settings. This versatile activity can be used to target visual perception in OT sessions or vocabulary in speech therapy sessions, just to name a few options. All words have a summer theme making this the perfect activity to wrap up the school year.
Dress Up Dad
Be prepared to have some fun and hear some belly laughs with our Dress Up Dad PowerPoint Activity! This activity allows students to dress Dad up for Father’s Day or any occasion. Clothing items can be made larger or smaller to fit the dad on the PowerPoint slide. You can adjust the items just the way you’d like to make a properly dressed person or someone looking silly! Goals you can work on include following directions, prepositions, basic concepts, vocabulary, categorization, or just use as a positive reinforcement activity. Don’t miss out on the fun of dressing up dad!
Perspective Taking
Perspective Taking is a PDF activity that allows students (ages K-5 or older) to look at interesting photos of children and use clues in each to determine what might be happening as well as what the child might be feeling in each instance. Questions are listed on each slide as well as the activity’s description slide to assist with developing perspective-taking skills. The key question is asking if the student has ever felt the way the child in the photo is demonstrating and if the answer is “yes,” then asking what caused him/her to feel that way. Get your copy of this great resource today!
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Check out our monthly Activity Round-ups for even more fun online games and activities that can easily be used in your online teletherapy sessions.