This FREE letter b printables worksheet packet is great for kids to work on writing the letter b. It includes practice for the uppercase B and lowercase letters. These alphabet activities can be downloaded for FREE at the bottom of the blog post. It is 12 pages of handwriting practice for the letter Bb. HOW TO […]
This FREE printable How to Draw a Cute Flower mini packet is perfect to entertain and challenge the kids during Spring time. Great for indoor recess too! Challenge your students to follow the step by step tutorial for the simple flower drawings. Grab scissors and it becomes a sequencing activity. Finally, grab a pencil and […]
Everyone wants to feel confident and secure in themselves, but it can be tough especially when you work with children and your inner voice is constantly telling you that you’re not good enough. If you’re looking for a boost, look no further than these confidence self-worth quotes and other strategies to build your self confidence! […]
Accommodations vs modifications is an important distinction for all teachers to be aware of when it comes to special education. Let’s start with defining them to get a clearer understanding of the differences they are used in an educational program. WHAT ARE ACCOMMODATIONS? An accommodation changes how a student learns the material. There are many different ways […]
As spring temperatures begin to rise and the first flowers start to bloom, it is a good time to practice handwriting! Kids can work on their handwriting skills with spring themed free spring handwriting pages. You can download them for FREE at the bottom of this blog post. These free sample pages are from the […]
If you’re looking for a fun game to keep your kids entertained, Simon Says is always a hit. But why not put a new spin on the classic game? These ideas will make things more interesting for everyone involved. Keep reading for some great Simon Says game variations! HOW TO PLAY SIMON SAYS A classic […]
Pediatric occupational and physical therapists often provide trunk training exercises for boys with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). The purpose of a recent study was to evaluate whether trunk training affects limb, respiratory, and pulmonary function in children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. METHODOLOGY OF THE STUDY ON TRUNK TRAINING AND DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY Over the course […]
Teachers, parents, and students with disabilities must often work together to determine social emotional IEP goals (IEP stands for Individualized Education Program). These may not seem like typical educational goals, but they play a very important role in the life of a child. A child who struggles socially will likely experience bumps in the road […]
This FREE no-prep, umbrella coloring page packet is perfect to entertain the kids for a few minutes on a rainy day. Great for indoor recess too! Challenge your students to color, find the matching umbrellas, finish the pictures and even exercise! Download your FREE copy at the bottom of the blog post. Kids of all […]
Are you familiar with the terms caseload versus workload in the school setting for related service professionals? Many school districts are moving towards a workload model to try and support their students. WHAT DOES CASELOAD MEAN? Caseload method means that there is a specific number of students that each staff member will work with based […]