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Student Agency: Empower Your Student’s Learning Journey
In today’s vibrant classrooms, student agency isn’t just a buzzword – it’s at the heart of making learning truly about the student! At its core, student agency emphasizes learners actively participating in their educational journey. Helping students transition from mere participation to empowerment. From preK to high school, the shift towards emphasizing student agency ensures […]
Printable Comic Strip Template: A Free Resource for All Ages
Have you been searching for a simple and engaging tool to spark creativity in your students or children? Check out this free printable comic strip template. With our FREE downloadable 24-page PDF, you’re just a few clicks away from a treasure trove of imagination. This comprehensive pack includes a title page, an author page, a speech bubble […]
Exploring the Connection Between Hand Preference and Dyslexia
Hand preference, often referred to as ‘handedness,’ plays a crucial role in understanding an individual’s cognitive and motor functions. For educators and therapists, recognizing the nuances of handedness can provide valuable insights into the learning profiles and strengths of their students or clients. Particularly, when it comes to children with learning difficulties like dyslexia, understanding […]
Fall Drawing Ideas – Easy and Free Printables
Autumn rolls in, not just with its vibrant hues and crisp air, but with abundant opportunities for educators and therapists to bring the magic of the season into their curricula. Searching for Fall drawing ideas easy to incorporate into your classroom or therapy session? This blog post provides a treasure trove of simple yet engaging autumn-themed drawing […]
Accommodations for Students with Physical Disabilities
In an inclusive educational environment, understanding and implementing accommodations for students with physical disabilities is of paramount importance. A physical disability can vary like a fracture, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, muscular dystrophy, spinal cord injuries, visual impairments and more. Regardless of the specific needs of a student, the central goal remains the same: to […]
Occupational Therapy IEP Goals
Occupational therapists (OTs) in the school setting are instrumental in helping students maximize their potential and participate fully in their educational environment. They develop specialized Occupational Therapy IEP Goals, keeping in mind the student’s individual needs. Drawing inspiration from the SMART goals structure outlined on Your Therapy Source, goal writing is an important step for a student’s […]
ADHD Accommodations Checklist – Free Printable
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects numerous students across various age groups. From time management woes to struggles with sustained attention, students with ADHD face a plethora of challenges in their school day. Educators, parents, students, and school districts may find it helpful to be equipped with an effective ADHD […]
Halloween Witch Drawing: A Fun Activity for Classroom, Therapy, and More!
Engaging in a Halloween witch drawing activity is an enchanting way to celebrate the festive season. Whether you’re a teacher, an occupational therapy provider, a speech therapy provider, or a parent, this free printable is crafted just for you. Dive into the world of witch drawings, add a touch of hocus pocus to your sessions, […]
Laying the Foundation: Yoga’s Contribution to Building Essential Skills in Preschool and Kindergarten
One of the most essential skills in preschool and kindergarten is self-regulation. Self-regulation is a pivotal skill that influences a child’s success in school and their ability to form relationships. In essence, it’s the ability to control and adjust our reactions, both mentally and emotionally, to different situations. This involves teaching a child to pause, […]
Pumpkin Fine Motor Activities
Autumn is a season bursting with vibrant colors, cozy vibes, and endless opportunities for learning and play. It’s no surprise that many educators, therapists, and parents search for seasonal activities to engage kids in a fun and educational way. Enter Pumpkin Fine Motor Activities, the perfect blend of fall festivity and developmental exercises. From tracing […]