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Free Handwriting Worksheets for Kindergarten – Sample Pages
Do you want to help your students develop proper lowercase letter formations on 3-lined paper? These free handwriting worksheets for kindergarten students and up are sample pages from the complete Functional Handwriting Packet. You can download them for free at the bottom of the post. These free sample pages are from the complete Functional Handwriting Practice digital download […]
I Spy Spring Time Egg Puzzle
Check out this I Spy Spring Time Egg puzzle freebie to challenge your students’ visual perceptual skills. This one page puzzle is super easy to print and solve or share it on your screen. The puzzle is in landscape format so it is super easy to screen share. You can download it for free at […]
Drawing and Learning
Did you know that research shows that drawing when learning can boost memory recall? Sometimes when we think of ways to help students with their memory we focus on strategies such as: These strategies are evidence based but it is not always realistic that students can use them in a large classrooms. Have you ever considered […]
Inclusive Play – Evidence Based Tips
Inclusive play can help to provide opportunities for children to have fun expereinces, access toys, make new friends, social skills, develop motor skills and more! Play provides children with the ability to make choices, try new things in a safe environment, and learn new skills. For children, play is intrinsically motivating, spontaneous and FUN! What […]
Writing, Drawing, and Memory Freebie
Want to challenge your memory skills? Try this free writing, drawing and memory activity. You can download it for free at the bottom of the post. This activity is from the complete Memory Game for Kids packet. The PDF includes 15 memory games to print or screen share to a crowd! How Does the Drawing and […]
March Fine Motor and Pre-Writing Freebie
Here are ready to go PREVIEW sample pages of March Fine Motor and Pre-Writing printables. You can download it for free at the bottom of the post. This activity is from the complete Spring Fine Motor, Pre-Writing, and Scissor Skills packet created by Christine OTR from Smart and Strong Learning. This bundle includes activities for March, […]
Peer-Mediated Interventions for Students With Intellectual Disability
Does your school have peer-mediated interventions for students with intellectual disability? Peer-mediated interventions are an evidence-based approach for encouraging the inclusion, interactions, and shared activities of students with and without intellectual disabilities. There are different interventions such as: peer awareness training, peer support arrangements, peer networks, and peer tutoring. This type of intervention benefits the […]
A to Z Action Words – Free Printable
Movement and learning is critical to a student’s success. Check out this A to Z Action Words FREE printable poster to hang up in your classroom. Incorporate movement with any topic by referencing this fun freebie. You can download it for free at the bottom of the post. How Does the A to Z Action […]
Need Help for Spelling? Try Exercising!
Do your students need help for spelling, reading or fine motor skills? Did you know that gross motor exercises can help fine motor skills, reading, and spelling? Recent research took a close look at motor skills and academics for close to 100 students in the first grade. The researchers wanted to explore how gross motor […]
Attention Exercises for Students
Maintaining the attention span of children is getting harder and harder. Increased screen time, visually appealing videos, and other distractions are always bombarding students. Teachers and parents want to help the kids but may not know where to start. One idea is to try attention exercises for students. Coordination Attention Exercises for Students – What […]