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3 FREE Superhero Worksheets PDF
Kids love superhero activities! Add some fun, movement and motor skills to your next superhero themed plans, with these 3 FREE Superhero Worksheets PDF resources. Superhero Action Verbs – Super Popular Free Superhero Worksheets The first superhero printable is one of our all time most popular freebies. Super Action Verbs includes 20 different action verbs […]
Cerebral Palsy Positioning in Sit to Stand Transfer
Pediatric therapists and parents often work on sit to stand transfers with children who have cerebral palsy. This transition can be difficult for some children but it is so important in terms of independence. When a child can transfer from sit to stand independently, it makes many activities of daily living easier such as mobility, […]
Say It Type It Build It Fall Freebie
This is an awesome Say It Type It Build It Fall Freebie so you can take a closer look at the Fall Sight Words Say It Type It Build It complete download. You can get the PowerPoint and Google Slides version at the bottom of this post for FREE to get your students learning their […]
Movement Break for Kids – Free Video and Printable
If you are looking for a super easy movement break for kids, look no further than this FREE animal exercise video and printable game. This animal action exercise video will get your students moving and you do not have to lift a finger to prepare this activity! You can download the freebies at the end […]
Thankful Coloring Pages and Handwriting Exercise
Here are FREE thankful coloring pages and handwriting exercises for your students, yourself and your family. You can use this freebie at Thanksgiving time or anytime you need to stop, reflect, and give thanks. Teachers and parents often teach children how to be grateful all year long. Children Learn Gratitude By Example Children learn by […]
Multisensory Handwriting Practice
Teaching handwriting is a complex process. It is not just about completing penmanship practice with pencil and paper. There are many components to the skill of handwriting that must be considered. When students participate in multisensory handwriting exercises, these various components can be practiced. What is Multisensory Handwriting? Multisensory handwriting includes all the various aspects […]
Motor Learning in Children – 3 Tips to Help Them Learn New Skills
Motor Learning in Children Do you ever find that a child may learn a new motor skill (i.e. skipping) only to forget it rather quickly? Or perhaps you teach a child a new skill and he/she remembers how to execute it for a long time (i.e. bike riding)? There are many reasons why the body […]
How to Play Categories
How to Play Categories Do you know how to play categories? This is an awesome, classic game that you can play anywhere and with many different variations. No paper and pencil? No computer? No phone? NO PROBLEM – you can still play this game! How to Play the Basic Game of Categories You can play […]
Teaching Self Regulation at Home
Self-regulation isn’t just an at school social emotional learning activity. Self-regulation is important for the whole family. Teaching self regulation at home is necessary because children develop the ability to self-regulate by being around self-regulating adults. It’s crucial for parents, as well as teachers and care-givers, to understand the movement-mindfulness-self-regulation-executive function connection. Whole families and […]
Printable KWL Chart – Free Graphic Organizer
Are you in search of a printable KWL chart? Or perhaps you want to know what a KWL chart even means? The Know, Want, Learn strategy is used to help students understand a topic and explore it further. This KWL chart PDF can be download for free at the bottom of the post. You can […]