You just want an easy way to explain to teachers or your family about your child's sensory challenges. These sensory system printable handouts are perfect!
Controlling their volume and using an appropriate voice in any situation is a great self regulation strategy for kids. Check this game!
Fun With Firsties FREEBIES! balancing equations, skip counting, opinion writing, and parent/teacher conferences
Top sensory strategies for the classroom and how to set up a great relationship with the teacher so their sensory diet is working for everyone in the class.
Boxing gloves are great for heavy work activities geared toward encouraging calmer, more focused behavior in the classroom.
Why mixed dominance can create learning challenges in your child. How to avoid mixed dominance and how to use crossing midline crossing activities to help them choose a dominant side.
Hang this handy free printable with seated classroom stretches to remind everyone in the classroom to take a break and stretch your muscle.
Free Winter Olympic Bilateral Coordination Activities to help kids strengthen their motor skills. Games using a winter Olympic theme.
Learn more about the differences between a school occupational therapist (or PT!) and a clinic based therapist.
How does slow processing speed affect students? Slow processing speed can create anxiety as the struggle with processing verbal or visual information.
Simple activities you can add to your daily routines to meet the sensory needs of all your children in preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.
This fun game is perfect for practicing the parts of the body with your ESL students. Have them roll a die and color the body parts in the correct colors.
Why a retained Plantar reflex may cause your child to walk on their toes and why they may show signs of poor balance and coordination, vestibular, proprioceptive and visual systems.
Here are 10 free NO-PREP visual motor printables – just print, grab a pencil and you are all set! It's just that simple to use at home and at school.
Solutions for Social Emotional Learning & Executive Functioning
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Looking for a fun and quick way to incorporate some movement into the day. Maybe your kids love to move like animals? Maybe they prefer to perform activities like jumping or stomping. Looking for a
Establishing relationships with your students is the most important factor in managing behavior in the classroom. When an individual child knows you love
This week, we had two days of parent teacher conferences. On Thursday, the kids left at 11:40, but I was there until 7:00 pm. That was a L...
Are you finding that you’re spending lots of time waiting for your students to line up? Tried almost everything to help them get in line? Below are 21 ideas that may help your students learn to line up. Image from Mara Marie. Thanks Mara! How about these ideas then? 1. When I taught Kindergarten […]
Lately, I’ve seen a huge amount of teacher organization binders on Pinterest and teacher blogs. Unfortunately, they aren’t meant to be used by most special education teachers, counselors, or social workers – they’re all organized for classroom teachers. So, over the course of the next few weeks, I’m making one for the rest of us ...
Are you using Pinterest to find educational ideas for your students? Here are some helpful tips for your classroom. Webinar for Teachers on Pinterest Look what arrived in my inbox from edweb.net this morning! {View
This free Sensory Processing Disorder Information packet is a printable booklet of SPD info that can be passed on to parents, teachers, and anyone who works with kids with SPD. Sensory Processing Disorder Information Many times, parents notice something seems “off” about their child. They might notice little quirks, or personality traits that just ... Read more
Brain Breaks: Simple Brain Break puzzles to awaken your child's brain for higher learning concepts.
Learn the reasons why recess should never be taken away and also discover alternative ideas to use for misbehaviors instead
8 Reasons Why Kids Need Recess in School... Kids need recess. Period. Recess is one of the things in education that seems to be continuously cut in favor of more content teaching and testing. A lot of the fun of learning has been slowly squeezed out of schools and now, when students need the break more than ever, there just doesn't seem to be enough time for recess.
These heavy work ideas from pediatric occupational and physical therapists are the perfect way to help promote calmer, more organized behavior for kids in school.
Teach your little scientist about warm-blooded animals with this fun printable word search.
This French Math resource will allow your students to practice multi-step word problems. It includes 40 math word problems. Cette ressource permettra aux élèves de pratiquer la compréhension et la résolution de problèmes à plusieurs étapes. -40 résolutions de problèmes sont incluses dans la ressource. Les élèves auront l’occasion de résoudre des problèmes en utilisant les quatre opérations.(+-X÷) J’ai aussi inséré la clé de correction. Ce produit peut être utilisé de différentes façons. Voici quelques idées: - Page de pratique ou de révision pour tous les élèves. - Pendant une séance de mathématique guidée avec quelques élèves. - Comme devoir - Comme trousse supplémentaire pour aider un élève spécifique. - Centre ou station - Tableau d’enrichissement Si vous enseignez en 1re ou 2e année, ces mêmes résolutions de problèmes (versions plus faciles) sont disponibles dans ma boutique. Résolutions de problèmes pour les petits Voici d'autres ressources qui pourraient vous intéresser: Heure à la minute près Cahier interactif de math Lecture guidée Centre d'écriture -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N’oubliez pas de laisser un commentaire (FEEDBACK) sur chacun des produits achetés. Ceci vous permettra d’accumuler des crédits TPT. Ces crédits permettent d’obtenir des produits gratuitement. (Cliquez sur my TpT, my Purchases et Provide Feedback) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Je vous recommande de suivre mon magasin TpT Michelle Dupuis afin d’être informé des nouveaux produits, des produits gratuits et des soldes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Droits d'auteurs: Ce document est à l’usage exclusif de la personne qui a acheté les droits. Toute reproduction est interdite.
10 fun brain break activities for kids plus other resources for teaching your wiggly kids at home.
Are you in search of easy, calming, vestibular activities for the classroom? Vestibular activities can be very beneficial to students to help get their bodies and brains ready to learn.
I decided to share a little glimpse into how I put together my Parent/Teacher conferences each year! First, I start out by sending home this parent/teacher conference request form. When the parents return this form requesting a parent/teacher conference I schedule their conference and send home an appointment notice letting them know the day and time their conference is set for. I also send home this parent questions and concerns form. This really helps me make sure I am not caught off guard by any questions the parents might have and make sure I have all the resources available to answer their questions during their conference time. Before conferences I put together a folder for each child that has all the information, paperwork, etc. that I am going to discuss during conferences with the parents. Each folder has…. ...a benchmark note that explains to the parents the different tests and data we use to measure how a child is performing academically. It explains the data and where a first grader should be at this point in the school year. It also lists how their child is performing at this time. ...Printable reports such as their child’s Accelerated Reader reading report, STAR Reading level report, report card, etc. ...An evaluation of how their child’s work habits and behaviors are at school. ...Handouts and ideas on how they can help their child at home. This might include sight word practice pages, handwriting practice pages, math fact practice, reading fluency pamphlet, writing prompts, non-sense word practice, syllable count practice, etc. During conferences I set out this bulletin board outside my classroom door. This bulletin board has helpful information for parents to read while they are waiting for their conference time. The bulletin board includes handouts and practice pages they can take home to help their child at home. Many parents want to help their child at home, but just don’t know how. These handouts and practice pages give the parents easy ways to help at home. Click HERE to download my Parent/Teacher conference forms, bulletin board, and practice pages on my TpT store! ...
Are your kids antsy, bored, or having trouble sitting still? Maybe they need a brain break. You will love this printable list of brain break ideas for kids!
Peu présente ces temps, beaucoup d'énergie à dépenser avec une classe pas simple simple mais mais voilà quand même un petit quelque chose ! Des fiches Lecture de consignes pour les 3p. Je vais le mettre à jour au fur et à mesure, y en a une qui va bien pour ces jours ! Fiches dossier 1 Fiches dossier 2 ( MAJ 2018) Très bonne semaine avant les relâches !! =)
4 levels of sensory integration that prevent traffic jams in your child's brain for higher learning.
Any preschool five senses theme includes some educational activities exploring the sense of touch. Any kids is sure to love these four sensory activities!
This blog post will give you a list of important procedures to teach in a kindergarten classroom. Kindergarten Chaos also shares her views on rules too.
Classroom expectations and manners are fundamental skills for any functioning classroom. Help manage behaviors and grow positive social skills and manners with these simple posters which can also be used as a booklet to discuss one skill per week, or as it arises. This file can also be found in this COMBO - Social Skills Flippy Books with Manners/Expectations Posters COMBO 34 classroom expectations/manners are included in both color and black and white. Your posters are perfect for back to school. ~ Please download the preview file for a closer look. Are we forgetting our manners? Are you constantly reminding children to return notes, say thank you, put things back where they belong and so on? These easy to use posters will be a great addition to your classroom and social skills program for the whole year. These cards are aimed at the desired behaviors, so to try and prevent undesired behaviors. How do they work? Your posters can be introduced one at a time. I focus on social skills and expectations that I want children to master at the beginning of the year and throughout. You may observe a trend in your room like students are not putting things back where they belong. This will be the whole class focus for the week or how ever long it takes to see progress and mastery. I use the skill at the beginning of the week. We discuss how and what we can do and why. Prior to starting guided and independent activities I place the poster on the board and quickly note I will be looking for.... I praise children as they go and then again when we return as a group. Further, I use one of my assembly awards for social skills/manners, especially in term one and two! You might also like our other Classroom Organization resources. EXPECTATIONS/MANNERS ARE AS FOLLOWS; 1. Share your things. 2. Take turns. 3. Work quietly. 4. Raise your hand. 5. Sit down to eat and drink. 6. Walk inside. 7. Be kind to your teacher. 8. Be friendly. 9. Get to school on time. 10. Always try your best. 11. Listen to your teacher. 12. Put things back where they belong. 13. Tell the truth. 14. Always return your homework. 15. Keep your things neat and tidy. 16. Work as a team. 17. Quiet voices inside. 18. Use your hands to be a friend. 19. Always return notes on time. 20. Use your hands to play and learn. 21. Always use friendly talk with your classmates. 22. Listen to your friends. 23. Read quietly. 24. Always say please and thank you. 25. Always offer help. 26. Keep your hands to yourself. 27. Be kind to others. 28. Cover your mouth when you cough. 29. Line up quietly. 30. Follow the rules. 31. Keep your desk tidy. 32. Wait to share your idea. 33. Play by the rules. 34. Listen to the instructions. Back to Clever Classroom's home page. You might also like our: ★ Direction Cards x 78 ★ ESSENTIAL Reading + Writing Anchor Charts Collection BUNDLE - Editable - Google ★ First Day of School Activities ★ Classroom Awards The awards in this file match this set of manners and expectations posters. ★ Back to School Memory Book - 38 pages
These self reflection activities are tools for developing a growth mindset in achieving personal goals. Self development goals for all ages.
Social Emotional Workshop offers practical tools for social emotional learning and counseling.
Classroom modifications to help students with fidgeting, attention and focus issues.
It's pretty natural for parents to ask teachers about how to help their child with reading. The question might come in different forms,...
