January brings not just a new year but a burst of academic excitement with themed activities designed to keep elementary students engaged and learning. Check out these January-themed activities, for both typical and special education, they integrate math, literacy, writing, handwriting, fine motor, visual perceptual skills, and more.
In the classroom, students may misbehave due to various factors, including unmet sensory needs, difficulty with self-regulation, or challenges in social-emotional learning (SEL). Creating a calming corner can be a great strategy.
School jobs are a great way for students to build academic, vocational, self-help, and functional skills. They also give students a sense of purpose and responsibility.
Thanksgiving is almost here, and let’s be real, we’re all swamped with personal tasks. Planning anything else might seem like an added headache.
Don’t worry! Here are some no-prep and low-prep occupational therapy or elementary classroom Thanksgiving-themed Activities to save you some precious time.
Why should you incorporate movement into your classroom?
Do you struggle to find age-appropriate materials for students at a lower skill level? You are not alone.
I recently had a question from a follower that works with older students. She expressed having difficulty finding activities that work for a diverse caseload. Especially students in 5-8th grade.
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Are your students struggling with letter formation? Do they need a brain break to help them focus? This summer freebie includes a fun way to practice the skills your students need to work on. They can work on correct letter formation, baseline adherence, and spacing all while scooting around the room to get a motor break. Teach them how to match their work to the sample and edit for reversals or other errors. Check out this Summer themed freebie on TPT or those included in my Free Resource Library.
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