04/24/2024 - Sensory Processing Disorder heavy work activities are also known as proprioceptive activities for your child's sensory diet.
This Early Intervention Tutorial will help kids work on fine motor skills. It's a fun sensory activity for kids that like tactile exploration.
It's Thursday, the week's almost over, and I bet you were just thinking...man, I sure wish I had a few ideas to help (insert child's name) use his hands to play! :) You may be supporting an infant or toddler who has cerebral palsy or another neurological condition that causes increased muscle tone.
Overview of the Routines-Based Interview and how it fits into the overall scheme of early intervention.
Early intervention is an injury prevention system in which employees report fatigue, aching, or soreness as early as possible.
This What Works Brief discusses children’s emotional literacy and illustrates practical intervention strategies for early childhood settings and home environments.
Resources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism
lf-Reflection from an Early Childhood Special Education Teacher
Are you still trying to perfect your classroom layout but cannot decide the most effective set up? Well then today's Organization Station is...
Browse over 30 educational resources created by The Calming Corner in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
A blog about raising children and teens with Asperger's and High-Functioning Autism.
As an autism mom, I'm grateful for pediatric dentistry. The dental aspect of autism is especially hard for me. My kids are not so good at ...
Resources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism
You’ve got into the university of your choice — you’re proud because it was hard work to get there: months of revision followed by weeks of exams, all on top of all the other stresses in your life…
Written by Julie Higginbotham, Senior Case Coordinator, Mecklenburg County CDSA Wow, summer is not joking around this year! We got together a few weeks ago for our monthly Table Talk […]
Time for our Annual April dose of Autism Ableism.
This week some of the teachers in the district attended a workshop held here at the SD#60 board office. Our focus for the session was early numeracy, in particular, number relationships that are important for young learners. We focused on these “big four” relationships: • One more/one less (extending to two more/two less) • Visual/spatial…
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Our friend Lori has a fun post up about how her 2.5 year old son E enjoys lacing the wooden beads she found at Target. Photo courtesy of This Little Life of Mine She also shares how she used some of the beads to make a "cutting" activity. Photo courtesy of This Little Life ... Read more
