Know what to run tomorrow, draft the sensory diet in minutes, and write the note after.
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School gave you frames of reference. Then a 6-year-old walked in, and you had 30 minutes.

I have a 6-year-old on my caseload and honestly have no idea what to do with them yet.
I feel like I graduated knowing just enough to know how much I don't know.
I'm still struggling with making things like sensory diets and knowing what activities to do when for each child.
I feel like I have no idea what I am doing.
It's the goal writing and making sure I'm doing enough for him that I'm stuck on.
What do you give parents for at-home practice?
Real words from OTs on Reddit. You're not behind: nobody hands you the activities, the sensory plan and the paperwork in one place. Until now. 👇
From "what do I do with this kid?" to "I know why I'm doing this, and how to grade it."

Pick an age, what you see and where. You get a draft from the real activity bank. You review it; you decide.
A draft for a licensed OT to review and individualize. Not an evaluation. It never suggests brushing, weighted vests or blankets, or spinning done by an adult.
Learn the why, know what to run on Monday, and finish the paperwork in minutes.
8 short video lessons: evaluation, planning, sensory without the myths, school-based OT, notes.
120 activities in 12 areas, each with steps, what to say, Easier and Harder, and a bridge to the real task.
Sensory Diet Builder, Session Planner & SOAP Note Builder, 8 templates, 150 goals, 150 phrases.
8 lessons of about 8 minutes. The things nobody explains in your first month.

10 activities for each of 12 areas, simplest to hardest. Open one, print it, run it.
Squeeze and release a dropper gently enough to place one drop at a time, as with glue bottles at school.
Slide the worksheet into a clear sleeve. The aim is one single drop inside each circle.
A large pipette or baster and a bowl as the target; no circles.
Smaller circles; follow a recipe: 2 red drops and 1 blue in each.
Client used a dropper with [grasp pattern] to place single drops in [number]/[total] targets with [level of assist] and [cues].
The part that usually goes home with you.
Because OT doesn't stop at the therapy room door.

Pick the area and age, get a session from the library, tap what happened, get a draft SOAP note.

12 five-minute home programs, 6 classroom pages, the "Why we played today" letter and a routines questionnaire.

What to buy and what to skip. A $150 starter kit, a $400 kit and the therapy bag for school-based OTs.
No more piecing it together from Pinterest, blogs and old fieldwork binders.
| The Play-Based OT Room | Free blogs & Pinterest | Activity-only bundles | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Activities ready for the session | 120 | scattered | ✓ |
| Easier & Harder on every card | ✓ | ✕ | some |
| Sensory Diet Builder app | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| SOAP templates + goal bank | 8 + 150 goals | ✕ | ✕ |
| First-year video course | ✓ | ✕ | some |
| Parent & teacher handouts | ✓ | some | some |
| Price | €37 | your evenings | $17-$60 |
Honest answer before you buy.
Not a made-up instructor. A real professional, with a real name, checked every activity and template.

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Course + Activities + Sensory Diet Builder + Notes Kit
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Use it with real kids for 30 days. If it doesn't make your sessions and notes easier, write to theplaytherapyroom@outlook.com any time between day 30 and day 60 and we'll refund you in full. Zero risk.
Everything you need to know before getting started
Pediatric OTs, OTAs and fieldwork students (under supervision) who work with kids 2 to 12, in schools, clinics, early intervention or home health.
No. It's practical training and tools, not CE-approved and not a credential. Use it within your license, your state practice act and your employer's policies.
No. You bring the evaluation; it drafts a plan from 72 activities for you to review and individualize. It never suggests brushing, weighted vests or blankets, or spinning done by an adult.
No. Most activities use paper, playdough, clothespins, tape and balls. OT Room on a Budget shows a $150 starter kit and a therapy bag for school-based OTs.
Yes. Every card lists its settings: 100 of the 120 work at school and 53 on telehealth.
They're starting points: 150 measurable goals with school (IEP) and clinic versions, to adapt to your district, payer and the child in front of you.
The apps run in your browser and save nothing: no account, no server, no client data. Use initials and paste the note into your own system.
You get an email with your access link straight away: course, library, templates and apps, on phone, tablet or computer.
Use it for 30 days. If it's not for you, write to theplaytherapyroom@outlook.com between day 30 and day 60 and you get a full refund.
Activities, sensory plans, goals and notes. One room, €37.
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