Early Childhood students going through a school day with meltdowns, an inability to sit still during circle time, and chaotic transitions between the playground and class may benefit from what Sensory Tool Bags have to offer. The bags are stocked with solutions for movement, deep touch pressure, fidget and oral motor sensory needs. Because […]
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Creating an Ideal Early Childhood Classroom Space
The ideal early childhood classroom offers adequate space and furnishings, along with the right tools and supplies. Purposeful and intentional designs come together to make the best examples of early childhood classrooms that fit the students and make the most out of the space available. Creating the ideal early childhood classroom isn’t a one-size-fits-all […]
Sensory Processing Tools for Elementary and Secondary Students
Struggling with that 4th grader with neurodiversity challenges that keeps having a meltdown everyday? Wondering what to do for that fidgety high school student that is chewing his pencils down to the nub? What about that ‘tween with auditory processing issues that gets overwhelmed in PE class or the cafeteria? The Sensory Tool […]
Nurturing Imagination and Creativity in Early Childhood
Imagination and creativity are at the heart of a developmentally appropriate early childhood program. Tightening budgets and mandated curriculum standards have made it challenging to integrate imaginative and creative activities into the early childhood classroom. 4 Ways to Encourage and Boost Creativity in Early Childhood Amid pressures to enhance student academic performance, many teachers […]
5 Ideas for Dramatic Play in Early Childhood
Dramatic play is a critical part of any developmentally appropriate early childhood education program. Young children learn best through play. By giving children time to engage in imaginative play, you can create an environment where children are excited to learn. These ideas for dramatic play can be integrated into your curriculum in various ways […]
6 Ways to Create a Nurturing and Bully Free Classroom
According to bullying and classroom behavioral experts at the Department of Health and Human Services, the right environment in the classroom can help eliminate bullying behavior. By creating a safe and nourishing environment and making sure that all your students understand the rules and culture of your classroom, you can reduce the risk that […]
Sarah A. Reed Children’s Center Case Study
Modern, versatile classroom furniture instills pride and helps improve student outcomes at Sarah A. Reed Children’s Center Equipping classrooms and other school spaces with comfortable and flexible furnishings doesn’t just open up new possibilities for instruction. It can also boost the engagement and morale of both students and staff. With the help of grant […]
Hazleton Area School District Case Study
Hazleton Area School District Partners with School Specialty® for Design and Furnishing of Flexible Learning Spaces If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that the days of delivering a “one-size-fits-all” education are long gone. Every child has unique learning needs, and modern learning environments must be flexible and adaptable enough to […]
The Schoolyard Podcast Episode 2: Esports is Like a Magnet
Esports is like a magnet! Competitive video gaming is gaining massive popularity among students, and it’s about more than just having fun. There are numerous benefits to incorporating esports into the classroom. Let’s dive into the exciting world of esports and why it’s a game-changer in schools. In this episode, host Nancy Chung interviews […]
5 Keys to Family Engagement in Early Childhood Programs
Strong family engagement is critical in supporting the academic, behavioral, and social-emotional development of children. Research shows that when families engage with early education programs, their children exhibit better behavior, higher academic achievement, and enhanced social skills. Engaging parents and other caregivers in their children’s education is essential for supporting their long-term growth and […]
Designing School Cafeterias That Engage and Inspire
School cafeterias represent a key design opportunity. Where else in the building do all students spend a portion of every school day? As a hub where students come together, school cafeterias can be fundamental in helping to build a sense of community. Besides serving meals, cafeterias can fill a variety of other roles as […]
Educational Games for National Game & Puzzle Week
This Thanksgiving week, families will find themselves preparing food, cleaning the house, traveling to relatives, or finding room for relatives to visit. In the middle of all that, it can be difficult to find time to bond with the kids much less encourage them to exercise their brains. But fear not, because the week […]
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