If your preschoolers are painting with bath poufs and bubble wrap, the odds are good that you have a firm understanding of Process Art. And if you neglect to offer up a model project for your early learners to try and reproduce, that’s another point in your favor. Offering young children an opportunity to […]
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Sensory Based Interventions for Oral Motor, Auditory, Language & Communication Skills
Many children on the autism spectrum experience discomfort or pain when in contact with certain sound frequencies or levels of loudness. Using oral tools as part of a good sensory buffet can help with self-regulation and calming during times of sensory overload. Expert Tips on Oral Motor Tools – Chewys How do you know […]
Five Reasons for Outdoor Play
Most 3 and 4 year olds enjoy the stimulation of new experiences. They are like little sponges just waiting to absorb information. Adults may interpret that to mean that any new experience in any setting provides an equally ripe opportunity for cognitive development, but early childhood educators understand that little learners need to experience […]
Bullying Prevention in School: Recess
Bullying can threaten students’ physical and emotional safety at school and affect their ability to learn and concentrate in class. It’s crucial that educators and the school culture itself focus on providing the right information to both students and their care givers in an effort to prevent bullying. Check out these three ways your […]
Bullying Prevention Discussion Points for Middle and High School
Bullying peaks during the middle school years. It’s a time of dramatic physical, emotional, intellectual, and social change. Teens are struggling to live up to their potential and establish a unique identity while navigating the uncharted waters of an ever-shifting social environment. You can help students chart their course by joining together to understand […]
Tips for Caregivers: Discussing Bullying at Home
Banishing Bullying: Parents Can Help Stop and Prevent Bullying Bullying is a serious issue that can affect the well-being of the bully, bystander, and target. It can happen anywhere and anytime, even in the privacy of home, and includes physical, verbal, and social bullying. Fortunately, you can help your student stop bullying in its […]
5 Proven Ways to Engage Students in Great Literature
Quick: What’s your favorite book? You’ve got a ready answer, right? Not so with many kids (although if you press and prompt and even suggest, you generally can get them to come up with something). The thing is, we know that great literature is out there for all ages in all genres, with storylines, […]
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