Special Diets at School
While some pre-school through 12th grade schools might be accommodating to students with special diets, others might not be. Do not count on them to be accommodating. It could be...
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Autism Fitness in My Classroom
Autism Fitness When we enjoy performing a particular activity, it is likely that we will do it often. Finding ways to create reinforcing active environments provides a positive experience for...
School Tools for Success
School Tools for Success Back to school means new clothes to address that summer growth spurt, changing seasons, and a fresh start. It also means easing into a new routine,...
ASK Angie ASL – Classroom Tips
Classroom Tips Encouraging reading and writing with deaf students by creating visual connections to the written word. When reading to a deaf child, make sure to include methods of showing...
How Exercise Can Help Children Better Learn
We’ve long known about the physical health benefits of exercise, but studies are showing the benefits that physical exercise has on the brain
How to make the Wondertime Clock
Sarah Ward demonstrates how to create the Wondertime Clock as a way to teach young Children how to sense the “sweep of time”.
Moving in the Right Direction
Moving in the Right Direction When one of my athletes begins trying something new or different, I let it happen. Discovering an enjoyment of movement, even if it is a...
Can All Foods Fit
When meal planning, use balance and moderation to control portions. This allows you to fit all foods into your meal plan. Balance Balance what you eat and drink with your...
Smart Food Shopping
Smart Food Shopping Going grocery shopping can be a stressful event, especially if you don’t go with a game plan. There are so many choices and it seems like you...
Educational Options After High School for Students with Special Needs
As a person with learning disabilities, or the parent of a student with LD, there are many decisions to be made about the future, post-high school. Maybe college is one option, or
