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Christmas Dot to Dot Free Printables
The Christmas Dot to Dot Free Printables are here to bring joy and skill-building to kids of all ages. These fun activity sheets are a great way to combine holiday spirit with learning, offering an easy way to support young children in developing fine motor skills, number recognition skills, and hand-eye coordination. You can download […]
Home-Based Interventions to Build Social-Emotional Skills and Manage Challenging Behavior in Young Children
Young children with developmental delays or disabilities often struggle with social-emotional skills and managing challenging behaviors, such as aggression, tantrums, and self-injury. Research shows these difficulties, if untreated, can lead to poor long-term outcomes, including lower academic performance, social exclusion, and increased caregiver stress. However, home-based interventions to build social-emotional skills, which involve training caregivers […]
Free Christmas Headband Printable
This Free Christmas Headband Printable is the perfect activity to spread some holiday spirit! Kids can enjoy coloring, cutting, and assembling their very own Christmas-themed headbands featuring Santa Claus, reindeer, Christmas trees, and more. This simple Christmas craft is a great free resource to keep young kids entertained while fostering creativity and fine motor skills. These printable […]
The Zone of Proximal Development: Unlocking Growth Through Supportive Learning
The Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) is a cornerstone of effective teaching and therapy, offering a framework to guide children toward independence and mastery. Originally introduced by Lev Vygotsky, the ZPD describes the gap between what a child can achieve independently and what they can accomplish with support. For therapists, teachers, and parents, understanding how […]
Dysgraphia, Reading, or Developmental Coordination Disorder: What the Research Says and How to Help
Handwriting is an essential skill for academic success and self-expression. For children with dysgraphia, however, handwriting can be a source of frustration and struggle. Dysgraphia often coexists with other neurodevelopmental challenges, such as reading disorders or developmental coordination disorder. Understanding how these conditions impact handwriting is critical for providing effective support at school and home. […]
How to Draw a Cat Face – Free Printable
Looking for a fun and engaging way to spark creativity and improve your child’s drawing skills? This free How to Draw a Cat Face Printable is just what you need! Kids will love solving the mystery as they follow the grid and watch their drawing come to life. Keep reading to learn how to use […]
10 Simple Physical Activities in the Classroom
Movement breaks are a game-changer in the classroom. They give students a chance to release pent-up energy, refocus their minds, and improve their readiness to learn. Research shows that even short bursts of physical activity can boost concentration, reduce stress, and enhance overall classroom behavior. These breaks aren’t just about keeping kids active—they’re about helping […]
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Free Scissor Practice Printable
For parents, teachers, and therapists, developing young children’s fine motor skills is essential. That’s where our Free Scissor Practice Printable comes in—a great way to help young students improve their hand-eye coordination and hand strength in an engaging format. This printable resource features fun pages for different skill levels, giving kids a solid foundation in this important […]
Quick Wins Checklist for School-Based Therapists – Free Printables
As a school-based therapist, it’s easy to feel the pressures of the job. With large caseloads, multiple schools, constant scheduling conflicts, and tight budgets, finding ways to create “quick wins” can feel like a much-needed boost in the day. This Quick Wins Checklist for school-based therapists, is a free, printable checklist of small yet impactful […]