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Free Bilateral Coordination Printable
Need a different way to help children develop important motor skills? This Free Bilateral Coordination Printable helps kids practice using both sides of their bodies in sync while having fun. This challenging and colorful activity is all set to go—just download and print! The freebie is from the complete Brain Bridges COLOR Digital Packet. At […]
Feelings Wheel for Kids – Free Printable
Understanding and managing emotions can be challenging, especially for kids. That’s where the Feelings Wheel for Kids comes in handy. This simple tool helps children identify and label their emotions, empowering them to express their feelings in a healthy way. At the bottom of this post, you’ll find a free printable Feelings Wheel to download […]
The Benefits of Multisensory Instruction in Reading
Multisensory instruction is an educational approach that engages multiple senses to help students learn more effectively. It involves using visual, auditory, and kinesthetic-tactile methods to reinforce learning. For instance, when teaching reading, a teacher might use letter cards (visual), have students say the sounds out loud (auditory), and trace the letters in the air (kinesthetic). […]
Rainbow Writing Free Printable Packet
Rainbow writing is a fun and creative way to help children develop their writing skills while using the colors of the rainbow. This technique involves tracing letters multiple times with different colors, creating a fun rainbow effect that not only engages students but also reinforces proper letter formation. Learn about the concept of rainbow writing, […]
The Secret to Student Motivation: Why Just Right Challenges Work
The concept of the “Just Right Challenge” is foundational in therapy and education, especially for students with diverse needs. This approach involves setting goals and tasks that are slightly above the student’s current skill level, encouraging progress without causing frustration. By carefully balancing difficulty, we can foster intrinsic motivation and create a positive learning environment. […]
Free Printable Cutting Activities Packet
Developing cutting skills is an essential part of early childhood education. These skills not only help young children with their hand-eye coordination but also play a significant role in their overall cognitive development. One of the most effective ways to help young learners practice these skills is through practice. Here is a 10-page PDF packet […]
Tablet Tantrums: How Early Childhood Screen Time Sparks Outbursts of Anger
In today’s digital age, tablets have become an integral part of many families’ daily lives, offering entertainment and educational opportunities for young children. However, recent research suggests that the early use of these devices may be linked to emotional challenges, particularly in the form of anger and frustration. Learn more about tablet tantrums and the […]
Reflex Integration in Children
Every stage of a child’s development presents its unique stages. Reflex integration is one such stage that plays a pivotal role in the early stages of a child’s growth. The journey from an infant’s involuntary movements to a toddler’s mature patterns is fascinating. This process ensures that a child’s interaction with their external environment evolves […]
Bean Bag Games for Kids
When it comes to finding activities that combine fun with physical development, bean bag games for kids are a fantastic option. These games are versatile, easy to set up, and suitable for children of various ages and abilities. Whether you’re looking to improve hand-eye coordination, balance, or gross motor skills, there’s a bean bag game that fits […]
Back to School Pencil Challenges Freebie
As the new school year approaches, it’s the perfect time to prepare students for success with activities that strengthen their essential skills. One of the key skills that young learners need to develop is pencil control. Strong pencil control is crucial for clear handwriting, precision in drawing, and overall academic performance. To help students practice […]