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Winter Tic Tac Toe – Free Interactive and PDF Game
Winter time is upon here is the Northeast for sure even though it officially doesn’t start until tomorrow. We got 30″ of snow overnight a few days ago so we have snow everywhere! Everyone loves to play in the snow outside but not everyone gets to enjoy snow. This FREE Winter Tic Tac Toe game […]
How to Deal with Sensory Overload at School
At the start of the school year, during special events or holidays or anytime after a school break, students may have a difficult time adjusting to a new routine, any changes in the classroom environment or even different students. Learning how to deal with sensory overload at school is important for all educational staff and […]
Play in the Snow – Your Senses Will Thank You!
Looking for some ideas for your children to play in the snow? For some areas, the snow is an amazing sensory motor experience right outside your door. Yesterday, we got 30″ of snow overnight! Trust me, it is a lot of snow! Why not take advantage and get outdoors for some great sensory motor experiences […]
Effects of Screen Time on Emotional Regulation and Academics
The Journal of Early Childhood Research published a study on the effects of screen time on emotional regulation and academics in children. With so many young children using digital devices, the researchers wanted to take a closer look of the effects of screen time on emotional and cognitive functioning. Methodology of the Study In this […]
Find and Circle the Winter Letters – Free Printable
This Find and Circle the Winter Letters free printable is ready to go to see if you can find and circle the six letters in the word W-I-N-T-E-R. Sharpen your pencils and get ready. You can download this freebie at the bottom of the post. How Does the Find and Circle the Winter Letters – […]
Muscle Strengthening and Walking in Children with Cerebral Palsy
Pediatric Physical Therapy published research on muscle strengthening and walking in children with cerebral palsy. The purpose of this research was to determine whether changes in lower-limb muscle strength can make changes in walking capacity following 14-week periods of usual care, power training and follow-up for children with spastic cerebral palsy. Methodology A previous study […]
Mind Body Connection in Children
Do you consider the mind body connection in children when teaching them new skills? Let’s stop for a moment and think about our own mind body connection. For example, when you have a headache and your forehead is throbbing are you able to focus on your work? Or perhaps, you feel exhausted after staying up […]
How to Practice Self Control for Kids
How to Practice Self Control for Kids One of the most important skills for children to develop in self control. It helps them get their bodies and minds ready to learn and take in new information. Here are 10 tips and suggestions on how to practice self control for kids. Practice Following Directions Do activities […]
Kindergarten Readiness and Later Outcomes
When you work with young children you see first hand how important kindergarten is for a student. It is the year that students continue to develop self-regulation, self-care, academic, and social emotional skills. Kindergarten readiness is all about what children need to start kindergarten with skills such as language, early literacy, math, fine motor, gross […]
Dreidel Game Printable – Happy Hanukkah
Time for a FREE Dreidel game printable to celebrate Hanukkah. Your students can draw a line to match up the happy dreidels! This Happy Hanukkah printable can be download for free at the bottom of the post. How Does the Dreidel Game Printable Work? All you need to do is these three steps: When Is […]