I have been brain storming and trying to come up with another version of the sensory board that allows for larger items and those which cann...
Cerebral palsy is a group of neurological disorders affecting movement, muscle tone, and posture, caused by abnormal brain development or injury before birth.
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I have Cortical Vision Impairment (CVI). Some people think that means I am blind. That's not correct. "Cortical vision impairment is diagnosed by functional visual disabilities. Typically, these...
Sensory, Fine Motor, and Language groups for children with disabilities
Filling up a recycled bottle with pasta is great for fine motor skills development! Bonus points for adding a color recognition game!
Children with Cerebral/Cortical Visual Impairment
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Sensory rugs are so great for children’s learning and very beneficial for their development. Children are usually very attracted to sensory rugs that stimulate…
~MmmHmm~ Sometimes we must #Brave the storm...
Blended learning is an educational approach that "blends" technology into the teaching and the learning process. Learn more through these resources.
Is there anything more interesting than playing with light? As adults, we use light to create a mood, a sense of comfort and cosiness; is it any wonder that light is so appealing and calming for young children too? In this post, I want to share with you some ways we use light up learning in our setting.
Two children in our preschool have distinct object preferences and recognition abilities, one for ribbons/strings and one for balls. To provide an active learning experience at near, we created slantboards with some pegboard materials placed in their preferred visual field. We started…
Two children in our preschool have distinct object preferences and recognition abilities, one for ribbons/strings and one for balls. To provide an active learning experience at near, we created slantboards with some pegboard materials placed in their preferred visual field. We started…
Attention Autism is a brilliant 'tool' in your SEND tool kit. I call it a tool, as when working with children with learning differences,...
