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Crawling Before Walking
Most babies start crawling before walking. This natural progression helps them develop the muscles and coordination they need for successful independent movement. What does the research say about this important milestone? Many parents worry that their baby isn’t crawling, but it’s important to remember that all babies develop at their own pace. If your baby […]
Cat Whisker Crafts
How cute are these cat whisker crafts? I happen to find it adorable! Just print out the free download, cut out the kitty’s, laminate and hole punch to indicate where to lace the pipe cleaners. Toss some pipe cleaners cut in half inside the busy bag and it is all set to go. The child […]
QUICK GAMES TO PLAY IN THE CLASSROOM
When it comes to keeping students engaged in the classroom, teachers are always looking for new ideas. Here are some quick, fun classroom games that you can easily play with your students. They’re great for when you have a few minutes of downtime, or if you need to wrap up class early. With a little […]
Beach Worksheets Free Printables
Check out these awesome FREE printable Beach Worksheets! Your students will practice fine motor skills, visual perceptual skills, gross motor skills and handwriting with these resources and puzzles. You can download the FREE packet for your kids at the bottom of this blog post. HOW DO YOU ACCESS THE BEACH WORKSHEETS? All you need to […]
What Does the Research Say About NDT?
Many occupational and physical therapists have used neurodevelopmental therapy (NDT) when helping children with cerebral palsy. Neurodevelopmental treatment is a hands-on approach. The goal is to help improve gross motor skills in children and adults who have neurological problems. This can help them be more independent in different areas of their lives. In simple terms, […]
Positive Affirmations for Elementary Students
Are you looking for a way to help your elementary students feel good about themselves? Positive affirmations may be the answer! Affirmations are positive statements that help students focus on their strengths and positive qualities. When students learn to use affirmations, there are so many benefits. They can improve their self-esteem, increase their productivity, and […]
June Writing Prompts
Happy almost June! Get ready for the month with these new prompts for June. We will provide daily prompts for all the days of June, so you can focus on the best thing, the writing process! Whether you are just getting into journaling or you’ve been following our journal prompts for a long time, these […]
Kids Exercise List for the Classroom or Home
We all know how important exercise is for children! Research tells us that daily physical exercises can help children develop healthy bodies and minds. This list of exercises for kids below can help you get started. Screen time and video games are fun but kids need to be encouraged to participate in regular exercise. If […]
Summer Memory Game Free Printable
Check out this Summer Memory Game free printable to encourage scissor skills and visual memory skills in kids (or adults). This one page freebie with fun summer graphics is ready to go at the bottom of the blog post. Just download, print two pages, and cut out the cards. Start playing memory! HOW TO DOWNLOAD […]
PRESCHOOL DRAWING GAMES
If you’re like most parents or preschool teachers, you are always looking for new ways to keep your kids engaged. Drawing games can be a great way to do just that! There are endless possibilities for games that involve drawing, and the best part is that they can be adapted to fit any age group […]