Autism… What it means and Three Ways To Understand, Accept and To Assist When you see a child in the supermarket lineup frustrated and throwing a tantrum, do you automatically think that child is a brat, or the parent is not doing a good job? We need to understand that perhaps there is more going on. Perhaps that child is …
It’s a scene teachers are all too familiar with: children yawning profusely during morning lessons, eye rubbing, heads down on their desk, lethargic and grumpy as the day wears on. Although it’s easy to shrug off as a student having a bad day, chronically tired students is an increasing problem in classrooms across the country. In our culture, we place …
With Easter just around the corner, you can find packs of plastic Easter eggs just about everywhere. If you already have some around your house, or you want to pick some up, here are a few egg-celent ideas of how to incorporate them into your classroom or to aid in learning at home! Egg Counting I used some CTP stickers …
With Easter just around the corner, I have been trying to think of cute things to fill Easter baskets for my nieces and nephews. Spring is the best time to get new outdoor toys like bubbles, skipping ropes, or bug catchers. If you have a new member of the family, a Calico Critter fan, Rainbow Loom expert, or Scientist on …
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