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Color Games For Preschool
Are you looking for fun and engaging activities to keep your preschoolers occupied? Consider trying out some color games for preschool! They are a great way to help teach colors, and they’re a lot of fun too. Your students will love playing these games, and you’ll love how easy they are to set up. WHAT […]
Science IEP Goals
Science can be a difficult subject for many students, especially those who struggle with academics. It can also be extremely rewarding for students who are able to achieve success in this subject. If your students receive special education services, it’s important to consider including science goals in their IEP. By setting specific science IEP goals, […]
Emotion Regulation Worksheet PDF Packet – FREE
Emotional regulation is the process of recognizing and managing one’s emotions. It is an important life skill that can help children regulate their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. This FREE emotion regulation worksheet pdf packet provides 6 worksheets to help children learn how to identify and reflect on their emotions. BENEFITS OF LEARNING ABOUT EMOTIONAL REGULATION […]
Simple Mazes – Free PDF Packet
Are you in search of free printable mazes that are easy and simple mazes? You have come to the right place! This FREE PDF file includes 20 maze worksheets for young learners. This is a great way to practice fine motor skills and visual perceptual skills. WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE SIMPLE MAZES PDF PACKET? […]
Written Expression IEP Goals
Special education teachers often have the job of working with and developing written expression goals for students with IEPs. Many teachers feel that it’s important to target this skill in order to help their students communicate more effectively. However, setting achievable goals can be a challenge. Here are some tips for developing effective written expression […]
Fecal Incontinence in Children – an OT/PT Approach
Fecal incontinence in children is a problem that can cause a great deal of embarrassment and social isolation. It can also lead to physical problems if not treated. Occupational and Physical Therapy can sometimes help to improve the situation for these children. There are a number of different causes of fecal incontinence in children. It […]
Sensory Activities for One-Year-Olds
A sensory activity is any type of play that stimulates the senses. Information communicated through the senses of one-year-olds is crucial to healthy child development. In addition, sensory activities for one-year-olds can be so much fun and increase their success in play and eventually at school. WHY ARE SENSORY ACTIVITIES IMPORTANT FOR BABIES? Including sensory […]
Shoe Tying Task Analysis
When you were a kid, one of the first things you might have learned how to do around kindergarten and first grade was to tie your shoes. It might appear like a pretty basic task, but it can be super tricky. That’s because there’s a lot more to shoe tying than it seems. If you’re […]
STUDENT ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Student engagement is one of the most important aspects of teaching, and many different strategies can help keep students interested in class. Some ideas for student engagement strategies include hands-on activities, group work, movement breaks, and using technology in interesting ways. No matter what approach you use, it’s important to find what works best for […]
Fine Motor Games for Preschoolers
Learning should be fun and interesting in preschool! Young children can improve their finger dexterity and strength of small hand muscles with games. Furthermore, fine motor games for preschoolers allow for success in activities such as writing, cutting, feeding, and dressing. FINE MOTOR GAMES FOR PRESCHOOLERS – WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT? Fine motor games for […]