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This is a free printable version of our self-monitor strategies for kids article posted here on The OT Toolbox. Use the printable sheets in education or to inform teachers, parents, therapists, or other professionals on strategies that can be used to teach children self-monitoring skills.
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As a thank you and to provide additional resources related to self-monitoring skills and metacognition in kids, check out these tools that may be of help in teaching kids self-monitoring skills:
Self-Reflection Activities for Kids
Easy Ways to Improve Impulse Control
Executive Function Skills Tied to Attention
One Simple Trick to Help Kids Pay Attention
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