
A Simple, Effective Morning Work Routine for Kindergarten
If mornings in your kindergarten classroom feel a little rushed, unpredictable, or just a lot, you’re not alone. Getting 20+ little learners settled and focused
Help your students achieve their goals with fun and engaging occupational therapy activities. They will get more accomplished when your lessons don’t smell like work!
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If mornings in your kindergarten classroom feel a little rushed, unpredictable, or just a lot, you’re not alone. Getting 20+ little learners settled and focused
Whether it’s the excitement of a holiday, the chaos of a substitute teacher, or the pressure of testing season, students experience emotional triggers throughout the
Managing student behavior in the classroom can be challenging, especially when students struggle with emotional regulation, focus, and self-control. Whether they are off-task, disruptive, distracted, or impulsive, having the right strategies in place can make a significant difference. Below are five effective classroom strategies to support students who need extra help managing their emotions and behaviors.
Easter is just around the corner, and while you’re getting ready for the festivities, you might find yourself with a pile of leftover plastic Easter eggs. But don’t worry—those colorful plastic eggs are more than just for hunting! They can be a great tool for improving focus, attention, and classroom management. Use them for a fun social-emotional learning activity to help your students burn off some energy, re-engage their minds, and practice self-regulation with a fun, active game: Eggsercise!
Many of the teachers I work with love using stations to give students a productive way to start the day. It’s also been an incredibly helpful strategy for me during therapy sessions. These short, easy activities allow me a few precious minutes to organize my day, prepare materials, or catch up on session notes—while my students work on essential fine motor skills.
Writing effective and measurable IEP goals can sometimes feel like an overwhelming task. As occupational therapists, we know what our students need, but putting it into words that meet SMART goal criteria—specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound—takes time and careful thought.
If you’ve ever found yourself staring at a blank screen, struggling to write a goal that truly captures a student’s needs, you’re not alone! AI tools like ChatGPT can help streamline the process, saving time while still allowing you to customize goals for individual students
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