Guess the toy!
This is the twisty path where tiny cars race, speed around corners, and sometimes launch off jumps.
What is a car track?
Designed to provide oral sensory input, this wearable tool can be safely chewed instead of toys, shirt collars, or other objects.
What is chewelry?
These small, cheesy crackers are shaped like little swimming animals.
What are Goldfish?
When a child repeatedly elopes or walks away from their desk/table immediately after completing a task, teaching them to request this 5-letter word via a visual card or sign gives them an effective way to request downtime.
What is "Break"? (or "a break" / "I want a break")
Set to the tune of "Frère Jacques," this simple movement song for toddlers has kids walk, "hop, hop, hop," and "run, run, run" before ending with a sudden "stop!"
What is "Walking Walking"?
This tiny home is made for tiny people, with little rooms, furniture, and sometimes even a tiny kitchen.
Shaped like a giant legume, this therapy tool provides support while encouraging balance, core strength, and controlled movement.
What is a peanut ball?
Famous for including pear, apple, and carrot juice concentrates, these popular bite-sized gummy snacks made by Mott's boast zero artificial colors and come in individual snack pouches.
What are Fruitsations (or Mott's Fruit Snacks)?
When a child engages in behaviors like shouting, tapping the teacher continuously, or making loud noises specifically to gain adult focus, teaching them to tap a visual of or use this 4-letter word can help replace these behaviours.
What is "Look"? (or "Attention" / "Look at me" / "Play with me")
This global phenomenon became the first video in YouTube history to cross 10 billion views, famous for its hand-clapping family
What is baby shark?
These float through the air, shimmer in the sunlight, and pop when you touch them.
What are bubbles?
This chair moves back and forth in a steady rhythm, providing calming vestibular input while helping the user stay seated.
What is a rocking chair?
Topped with a helicopter-style twist cap, these popular squeezable snack pouches let kids sip pureed applesauce on the go without needing a spoon.
What are GoGo SqueeZ (or fruit pouches)?
When a preschooler struggles with a difficult zipper, a tight container, or a tough puzzle, teaching them to sign or say this 4-letter word replaces frustration with functional communication.
What is "Help"?
Combining a high-energy beat with healthy eating, this hit, which also got a famous remix with rapper 2rare—has kids doing a special dance for carrots, broccoli, and spinach
What is Gracie's corner - Veggie dance?
These small toys are made to be squeezed, popped, spun, or clicked to keep your hands busy.
What are fidget toys?
This soft, flexible seat molds around the body, providing deep pressure and a comfortable place for a child to sit, relax, or regulate.
What is a bean bag?
This crunchy fruit can be red, green, or yellow and is often packed whole or sliced for a quick snack.
What is an Apple?
During snack time or sensory play, a client who wants a second serving or continued access to a toy is taught to tap a visual or use this core vocabulary word instead of grabbing items from peers.
What is "More"?
Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, this colorful live-action YouTube group has racked up billions of views with original dance hits like "Baby Shark" covers, "Alphabet Transport," and this high-energy viral song where Jacinta, Jackson, and the crew pretend to turn into roaring T-Rexes, Stegosauruses, and Triceratops.
What is "The Dinosaur Song"? - Bounce patrol
With a spine but no bones and pages but no voice, this object can transport you to another world without moving an inch.
What is a book?
Made with rows of reversible pieces that change direction when touched, this sensory surface provides tactile input and encourages hands-on exploration.
What is a sequin mat?
This creamy snack is usually eaten with a spoon, but for little hands, getting it from the container to the mouth can sometimes get a bit messy!
What is yogurt?
When a child is overwhelmed by a preferred activity coming to an end or wants to transition away from something, teaching them to touch a picture with this two-word phrase helps them advocate that they are ready to finish.
What is "All Done" (or "Finished")?
Used by thousands of teachers at the end of the school day, this smooth track by The Singing Walrus has kids reflect on their day before clapping and stomping to the lyrics: "It's time to go home, it's time to go home... I had so much fun". This feathered farm animal takes center stage in The Singing Walrus’ end-of-day song, helping her chicks clean up before they head home.
What is chicken/chicks/hens?