Utensil Use

Ability to grasp utensils, get food on utensil, bring to mouth, place in mouth, and remove foods from utensil.

• Basic utensils and dish items 1
• Simple Mealtime Sentences 2
• Thanksgiving Menu with Calories 1

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  Baking 0

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  Fork 0

• Joe will improve mealtime behaviors (Throwing food, etc. ) by accepting non-preferred foods on a plate in 8/10 times with given moderate cues and models across 3 consecutive sessions and per caregiver report to be able to participate in group meal time with friends and family. 0
• Given demonstration and fading hand over hands assistance, Branden will bring spoon to mouth during meal 3 out of 4 times as measured by teacher/therapist report over 4 therapy sessions to demonstrate utensil management. 2

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  Basic Utensils and Dish Items

  Samuel Okoth

  Visual cues for utensils, plates, bowls and cups.

  Includes activity list

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  Kiki's Food Sensory Mats: "Face Painting" Food Sensory Play Activity

  Gabriella Cousino, M.S., CF-SLP

  The Kiki's Food Sensory Mats: "Face Painting" Food Sensory Play Activity is designed for use in feeding therapy to incorporate food-sensory play. How to use this resource: • Choose foods (preferred...

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