Feeding Therapy Art Collection: 18 Themes Included
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Description
Our Feeding Therapy Art Collection features 18 different visuals to help children expand their food repertoire. Visuals are organized according to the main food featured (e.g., starch, red bell pepper, cucumber, etc.). All visuals are accompanied by one model page and a blank page for personalization.
A table of contents is included to help organize therapy sessions by target food and as an easy way to assign home practice.
The following foods are targeted in this collection:
- Toast
- Cheerios
- Pretzel Sticks
- Rice Cakes
- Bell Peppers
- Cucumbers
- Broccoli
- Apple Slices
- Bananas
- Blueberries
Supplementary foods included are as follows: oranges, kiwis, snap peas, raisins, cherry tomatoes, carrots, cauliflower, celery sticks, goldfish, and corn.
Reviews
This one really works.. I used it with a young child having sensory issues with food and after many days of doing this, she eventually began touching and even tasting the foods..
Such a great way to introduce new foods.
This is a great resource! Fun to use with a partner. Thanks so much!
It is an awesome resource and wish I had bought it sooner!
Extremely satisfied with product. Parent reported that the child was touching with food that they have never engaged with prior to the session.
I just have to remember what food to bring in but the kids love it.
This was a HIT with my young feeding therapy client. The family was excited and involved to make things together which was a huge step in the right direction for us. Thank you for creating this – I hope you create more!
Great resource. I haven’t found many things for feeding therapy. This was excellent!
Very helpful and engaging for feeding therapy.
Such a fun resource! This was a great way to get my young clients to touch foods they were previously reluctant to do before. Thank you
I used this resource for ideas of activities to do in my feeding sessions. The child loved making the different characters out of food and increased the likeliness of her touching non-preferred foods.
My students loved using these during feeding group. Great variety of “art” to build out of food.
I LOVE this resource. The kids really enjoy using their food to create art. It’s engaging and they love to eat what they made! Highly recommend!!! Create more of these please! The graphics are adorable and it’s perfect addition to a feeding therapy session!
Cute activity for the younger kids!