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Capital Letter Tracing Worksheets PDF – FREE
Capital letter tracing worksheets and printables are an excellent way to help children practice writing uppercase letters and recognizing capital letter forms. Tracing uppercase letters of the alphabet printables come in many different styles and you can download these uppercase letter tracing worksheets pdf at the bottom of the post. HOW DO YOU WRITE CAPITAL […]
SELF REGULATION ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
When it comes to helping kids learn how to regulate their emotions and behavior, there are a lot of different strategies teachers can use in the classroom. Of course, some kids may need more help than others, but introducing self regulation strategies can be a great way to get all of your students on the […]
Myths About Potty Training Special Needs Children
Potty training special needs children can be a daunting task for parents and teachers. There are many myths and misconceptions about this process that can lead to confusion and frustration. In this blog post, we will dispel some of the most common myths about potty training special needs children, and provide helpful tips for success. […]
How To Teach A Child To Wipe: An Easy Step By Step Guide
Have you ever wondered how to teach a child to wipe correctly? Hygiene is a key element in making sure children reach their full potential. Learn how to teach a child to wipe correctly using these helpful visuals. You can download the potty training and wiping visuals for free at the bottom of this blog […]
SELF ADVOCACY IEP GOALS
As a teacher, you always want what’s best for your students. But when it comes to IEP goals, sometimes it can be tough to know the best path for each student. One way to help ensure that your students’ individual needs are met is by helping them learn to advocate for themselves. Here are some […]
Farm Printable
Need a zero prep activity that covers a LOT of skills? This Farm Printable is free and you can download it at the bottom of this post. You can challenge your student’s skills all with this one-page black and white activity page with a farm theme! WHAT SKILLS DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE WITH THIS […]
Ice Breaker Games for Students
Think back to your first day of school. Chances are, you were nervous and didn’t know anyone in your class. In an effort to help students feel more comfortable, and ease nerves, many teachers use ice breaker games. Ice breakers are a great way to help students get to know each other and break the […]
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 […]