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 | Thanksgiving may be this week, but it isn't too early to start thinking about the ways we will keep our students engaged as they anticipate Christmas. I also have a link here to help you find the three Thanksgiving cutting pages I created. They were good for my guys: maybe they will keep little hands busy in your class, as well. | |
Christmas Resources
Yeah, it's early, but Christmas has such a huge impact on everything we do in December, why not start planning now? I've put all the Christmas resources in one place to help you plan your month.
| Get Emotional
Social skills include not only knowing how to use a fork and how to be polite, but how to recognize and name emotions. Emotional literacy is addressed in this blog.
| Thanksgiving Cutting Activities
Cutting activities help young students or students with fine motor deficits practice cutting and strengthen weak hands.
| Floortime - Scam or Panacea?
I'll probably get a bunch of snarky responses to this blog, but it does make life exciting. A couple of weeks ago I was asked to review a book published by... Read more
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