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What is the PERMA model & how do you apply it in life to achieve happiness?
What does it mean to have asthma? How do healthy lungs function compared to sick lungs? These are the questions my 8-year-old wanted to investigate today. This STEM Respiratory System Investigation was a great discovery of what can stop our lungs from working properly. We compared lungs with asthma to healthy lungs and talked about some other lung infections and how they can affect our bodies.
What's great about America is that we've got a highly productive workforce that grinds like no other. We invent some of the greatest products and consistently build some of the largest companies in the world. But we are also increasingly suffering from mental illness. As a result, more of us need to take mental sick
The body utilizes its metabolic pathways differently during fasting and starvation states and the more comfortable fed state. Learn more here.
Work your shoulder weight to gain speed, accuracy, and powerby Laurel Thomsen The Problem: You’re not getting power in your strokes after sloppy string crossings. The Solution: Sharpen your awarene…
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Thousands of teachers have used these tried and true GUARANTEED tups to stop students from blurting out. Chatty Class? YOU NEED TO READ THIS!
Introduction The TRM was developed by Dr Tricia Skuse and Jonny Matthew and built on their work with young people serving sentences at Hillside Secure Children’s Home, or who were subject to secure…
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I think we are ready! The schedule is done and we will have our first social skills group on Tuesday, the first day of school. Just in case the students have forgotten what the expected behaviors…
Journey to the heart of our being with the cardiovascular system study guide. Aspiring nurses, chart the pulsating rivers of life as you discover the anatomy and dynamics of the body's powerful pump and intricate vessel networks.
What would I take with me ... if I were going to the Bahamas on holiday, or trekking in the jungle, or travelling to the moon (and back)! You can use this lovely printable frame in so many ways. Younger children can draw or cut and stick, older children can write.
Do you use Interactive Notebooks in your classroom? I used them for the first time this past year. I really liked using them but found it overwhelming to get started at first so I rounded up some posts that helped me when I first got started using them. How to answer the critics of notebooking Why Should I Use Interactive Notebooks in My Classroom? Get started with Interactive Notebooks Resources to Get Started with Interactive Notebooks Left Side Versus Right Side for INBs What do you do when a student is absent? Tips to make Interactive Notebooks work for you Laura Candler's Page with a link party filled with FREE foldables for your Interactive Notebooks How to use the "Cutting Corner" method with Interactive Notebooks How do you grade Interactive Notebooks? For anything relating to interactive science notebooks, you need to check out the Science Penguin. She is my favorite! This was the bulletin board in my middle science classroom last year that displayed for the students how to set up the input and out pages of their notebooks. Printable Left and Right Side Ideas for Interactive Notebooks Not sure of the source for this picture but it is a great way to demonstrate how to apply glue to the notebook. Do you still need more ideas? Check out my Pinterest page... If your idea was featured in this post, please grab an "I've Been Featured" button and display it proudly on your blog! You can get the html code for the button on my Buttons page
A people pleaser tends to be a kind, considerate and helpful person, who more often than not ends up prioritizing other people's happiness over their own.
Getting a UTI while traveling is terrible! Ladies, you know the feeling. (Men, stop reading now if you're squeamish. But if you have a loved one that's female, READ ON!) OK, back to THAT feeling…you have to pee, and not only is there some fabulous burning, but also a nice dull lower bel
Stop taking away recess and using other punishments to control your students. Find success with 10 powerful classroom management strategies!
This post contains affiliate links. Do you feel empty and disconnected? Do you sense that you’re different than everyone else, but you can’t put your finger on what’s wrong? Childhood Emotional Neglect, a term coined by psychologist Dr. Jonice Webb, is a powerful experience, but one that often goes unnoticed and untreated. In fact, many people who experienced Childhood […]
Learn how to work with Photoshop Layers and Blending Modes to create an authentic-looking Riso Print Effect. What is a Riso Print? A Risograph is a...
Understanding your support system is a key social and emotional skill. Students benefit from exploring who to count on, when, and how.
Students need executive functioning skills but resources are scarce. Students with special needs need these skills as well. Here is a solution. See the preview for examples. Over 100 positive reviews!!! These are Executive Functioning Skills Printables for Students with Autism, Similar Special Needs, ADHD, LD and Executive Functioning Needs. Thank you in advance for your feedback. These executive functioning skills printables will work well for any students learning life skills whose special needs include developmental delay and the need to learn executive functioning skills. The printables can supplement any curriculum or they can be used daily as a discussion starter for developing appropriate executive functioning skills. This packet includes executive functioning skills related worksheets that require variations in response styles for many answers. (Ex. matching, cutting, circling, and pasting.) Planning: Plan Waiting My Schedule Planning for an Art Project Organizing: Organize the Code Organized/Unorganized Organizing My Desk I Can Organize Time Management: Is it Time? Using Timers Smart Watch Task Initiation Working Memory: Repeat After Me Remember Multi-step Directions Letter and Word Search Self- Control: Controlling My Actions Emojis Feelings Self-Discipline Impulse Control: Personal Bubble Controlling My Impulses Stop Raging Making a Choice Attention: Listening Visual Schedules Show Listening Skills By Doing These Things Staying On Task Flexibility: Flexibility Definition Planning a Calendar Starting a Non-Preferred Activity Changing Plans Perseverance: Perseverance Word Search A Story About Perseverance Working to Build Sentences Work Through It Transitioning: Change-What Things Can Change? Starting a New Assignment Working Until My Scheduled Break Transition Cues Problem Solving: Steps to Problem Solving Is this a Good Strategy? Visualize It Thinking of Strategies When Feeling Anxious Related Products Social Skills Printables for Students with Autism. Teen's Edition Social Skills Printables for Students with Autism. Writing Skills for Students with Autism & Special Needs (Expressive Writing). Morning Work for Teens with Special Needs (September). Play Skills Printables for Students with Autism & Similar Special Needs. Support for social skills and behavior skills, support to help students with calm down Techniques. ©Autism Classroom 2018. This license is for the purchaser of this product and may not be distributed electronically except for use in the purchaser's classroom. Additional licenses can be purchased through TPT. Standard copyright laws apply.
New manifesto up. :D The latest one is based on another all-time classic article on PE, on dealing with critical people:
How to make theraputty for occupational therapy to improve fine motor skills and hand strength.
The last thing you want to do when you have a cold (or, god forbid, the flu) is think about exercising. Your nose is congested, your throat aches, your sinuses are about to explode … it’s probably all you can do to get up for a mug of tea, let alone work out. So it might surprise you to hear that one type of exercise might actually help when you have a cold or mild flu: yoga. “Gentle and restorative yoga can be beneficial during a cold,” yoga teacher Bayu Prihandito, RYT-200, tells SheKnows. That’s because yoga can help you...
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Have you ever thought about using wordless videos in your speech therapy lessons? It increases engagement! Start with these videos...
