I know my audience, and I know teachers (maybe because I am one, and have been one for a long time now!). We strive to create inclusive learning environments that cater to the diverse needs...
Read MoreThis might be a flashback for my fellow millennial teachers, but Magnadoodles are back! My toddler got one for Christmas from my aunt and it really got my wheels turning. A Magnadoodle is a magnetic...
Read MoreNo matter if you teach preschool, high school math, middle school special education, or PE… disruptive behavior from students is a commonality. Learn from veteran teacher and guest blogger Gina (from Teaching with Heart) as...
Read MoreSpecial educators are basically the *experts* of classroom accommodations. Have you ever worked alongside a co-teacher? They’re literally the gold medalists of classroom accommodations – especially those on the fly! I am thrilled to introduce...
Read MoreI am thrilled to share a guest post with you this week from Veronica at Growth Education Therapy. Her tips and tricks for encouraging students to ask for help are gold. She is a reading...
Read MoreExecutive functioning skills may sound like a buzz word, but really, it’s not. I’m glad they’re getting the hype they deserve! Executive functioning skills are a set of mental processes that help us plan, focus,...
Read MoreWhile breathing exercises aren’t a blanket coping skill that works for everyone, focusing on your breath and controlling it mindfully is going to help every person if they’re dysregulated. Here are some tools to help structure...
Read MoreSocial emotional learning is truly more than just a buzzword. SEL concepts are foundational for students to become the most independent, empathetic, and helpful people possible. There is a lot of SEL vocabulary that...
Read MoreHave you ever used glyph crafts with your students? I love them – it’s such a fun way to target tons of skills, and share in our own uniqueness by looking at the end product!...
Read MoreAs teachers, we love our students so much it hurts. I can say unwaveringly that you build up each child in your classroom with positive affirmations and encouragement many times every day. With all the...
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