Going shopping, out to eat, to the library or a park? It’s all the same when your child has difficulty navigating social situations. Many times it’s a sensory issue. Too much noise, too many people, too much visual stimulus. Think about most social outings. They are noisy, there are too many things to distract and …
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I don’t know about you, but I love wearing my flip-flops during the summer. When I was younger I’d go barefoot more than I’d wear shoes! Let’s just say I stopped doing that as soon as I moved to Arizona at age 19. I went from my door to the mailbox at the end of …
Final count down to the end of summer July 4th has come and gone and now there’s some things I need to be thinking about before I return to school on July 30! Just saying that, and looking at the calendar to see that I have three more weeks before starting the “routine” again, kind …
SIMPLE RULES DURING OUR PRESCHOOL ROUTINE Keep the rules for following directions (routines) simple! And Practice, practice, practice! A well run classroom starts with routines that are easy to follow and consistently enforced with love. You’ll also have less behavior issues when students know what is next and what to expect. Some of our simple …
Purpose? These boxes/tubs have multiple purposes. I created them to provide practice in areas that have been identified as a need, which may be an IEP goal, to promote independence, to make use of every precious minute and to increase pre-kindergarten skills. What are Work Boxes? You may know them as Morning Work, Work Task Box, …
