This unique set of five bilateral spelling coordination worksheets is designed to help students practice their bilateral coordination through a fun and engaging spelling activity. Each worksheet includes a school-themed word—such as pencil, folder, or study—and encourages children to trace the letters using both hands at the same time. You can download the FREE bilateral […]
As educators, the words we choose matter but so does how we say them. Our tone of voice has the power to build connection, encourage effort, and shift the entire mood of the classroom. New research supports what many teachers have long known intuitively: our emotional tone influences both classroom climate and student behavior. You […]
Understanding how the brain influences behavior gives parents, educators, and therapists powerful tools to help children develop emotional balance. Rather than relying on surface-level tips or one-size-fits-all solutions, brain based self regulation strategies offer practical, targeted support grounded in neuroscience. You can download a FREE printable of these strategies at the bottom of this post. […]
Every parent and teacher has witnessed those moments when a child struggles with big emotions, has trouble focusing, or acts impulsively. What if there was a way to help children understand their brain, why these challenges happen, and give them tools to navigate them more successfully? Understanding how the brain works isn’t just fascinating science […]
Supporting children as they learn to manage their impulses can be both fun and effective with the right tools. The Stop Think Act Impulse Control Free Printables and Song, is a simple, engaging way to help kids develop better self-regulation skills through real-life scenarios and music. You can download the PDF packet at the bottom […]
Let’s be real by the end of the school year, most school-based therapists are running on fumes. You’re juggling evaluations, makeup sessions, IEP meetings, and maybe even a few end-of-year surprises. The paperwork pile is growing, your sticky notes have sticky notes, and summer break can’t come soon enough. Before you completely unplug (and you […]
Working with children—whether in the classroom, therapy room, or at home—comes with both beautiful moments and real challenges. And when behaviors escalate or nothing seems to work, it’s easy to feel stuck. But sometimes, the most meaningful change doesn’t come from a new reward system or behavior chart. It comes from reframing your perspective and […]
Primitive reflexes are automatic movement patterns that help infants survive and develop in the first year of life. As the brain matures, these reflexes are typically “integrated”—meaning they fade away and are replaced by more voluntary, controlled movements. Retained primitive reflexes are not always obvious. When that integration doesn’t occur as expected, it can affect […]
Modern life moves fast and that pace takes a toll on our ability to self-regulate. Between packed schedules, digital distractions, and the constant pressure to perform, both children and adults are left with fewer opportunities to pause, reflect, and reset. Self-regulation, the ability to manage emotions, behavior, and attention, isn’t just a skill we’re born […]
Self-regulation is an essential skill that helps children and teens manage emotions, focus their attention, and navigate daily challenges. Whether at school, home, or in therapy, learning self-regulation strategies can make a significant difference in building confidence and resilience. To support this growth, we’re offering a FREE Self-Regulation Mini Quiz and Printable Strategies Guide! This […]