Use the Fluency Catch Activity to help your students increase their awareness of their stuttering and self monitoring skills. This activity can be used to target stuttering identification by having students practice “catching” moments of stuttering. When students increase their awareness and ability to self monitor, then they have the opportunity to modify stuttering. There are 5 different options to practice identifying moments of disfluency. This activity includes the following 5 “catching” activities: Dog and bones Mitt and baseballs Fishing pole and fish Jar and fireflies Net and Butterflies Just cut out the pieces and move them as you “catch” the moments of stuttering. For example, every time your student catches a moment of disfluency, then they will move a butterfly to the net. Lamination and velcro will provide more durability and allow for multiple uses. This is also a great activity to send home for homework or additional practice. Students can also practice catching their clinician or parent’s pseudo-stutters!
As an educator, I always felt I knew my learners extremely well. While it is great if an educator or parent knows their kids so well, it's actually not enough. The real magic comes when we teach kids to start understanding themselves and develop strong self-awareness skills. Self-awareness is having
This new social-emotional learning (SEL) resource helps grow self awareness and empathy for others by visualizing connections between feelings and the behaviors those feelings often prompt.
Our Identifying Core Values Worksheets PDFs can be downloaded and used with all your clients, giving them the ability to fill it out on a digital device or print it out.
These fun and educational Anatomy Activities for Elementary Students are perfect for your homeschool human anatomy lesson. Kids will love them.
Johari Window is a very useful self development tool that can really help you build self awareness. It is the key to being successful in all facets of life.
If you’re planning a big Eurotrip soon, you’ll be happy to hear that there’s no need to fly within Europe. The train system in Western Europe is so advanced, you can travel the entire continent
There are at least 6 different types of PCOS that are recognized. Each type of PCOS has a unique cause and though there is some overlap between conditions, they are NOT all the same. Knowing
Next up in the Effective Interventions in ABA series is Pivotal Response Training (PRT), which is a great naturalistic intervention for all types of skills.
Nine interoception activities for kids that are easy, fun, and help develop interoceptive awareness. Includes warning signs of poor interoception.
Infusing creativity with education. Spread awareness and download this artwork to colour-in for adults and kids and find out what Country you are on. Design only needs to be bought once and can be printed as many times as you need for personal and classroom use.
This post shares the main ways teachers are using Plickers incorrectly in the classroom. Let's dig into some fresh ways to use Plickers no matter what grade or subject you teach. This post has Amazon affiliate links that will pay a small commission to this site when you use them. No gimmicks, weird hustles or
Over 80 amazing, simple proprioceptive activities for kids. Learn benefits of proprioceptive input to calm, focus, and alert.
Looking for a fun and easy Olympic Games activity for kids? This homemade coloring paper hat will get little ones excited for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. Print, color, cut and use! The product includes: a list of supplies directions patterns photos of the final project photos of steps to be followed PLEASE NOTE - Files are NOT editable.- Please be aware that this listing is for a digital download.- No physical product will be shipped.- There will be no refunds given once the sale goes through.TERMS OF USEYou are welcome to use this printable for personal or classroom use. No commercial use or reselling of the digital files or any finished product is allowed.
Making an Autism Unit run successfully is tough and it can be hard to not fall into a Pinterest Black Hole of perfection. Read More- Autism Classroom Ideas
Over 80 amazing, simple proprioceptive activities for kids. Learn benefits of proprioceptive input to calm, focus, and alert.
Beginning phonemic awareness activities using items you already have in your classroom! Using blending and segmenting sounds in words.
Nine interoception activities for kids that are easy, fun, and help develop interoceptive awareness. Includes warning signs of poor interoception.
In my eyes, it's extremely important! Even in our technology-filled world, there will always be a need for quality handwriting skills. These needs will take
English may sound daunting to English learners but it does not have to be. Use these 5 tips to teach phonemic awareness and phonics to older ESL students.
Songs are an excellent way to build phonemic awareness skills because they focus on the task of listening. Click to hear them all!
Do your students need lessons about online safety and digital citizenship? We created these lessons to help our students stay safe online.
It's important to help our students build their morphological awareness, but how can we do this? By using controlled text!
These super fun scooter board activities for kids help promote greater focus and self-regulation while also improving gross motor function and skills!
Over the last few years, there have been some shifts in how we teach reading, and reading best practices. I wish I’d known more about the importance of phonological awareness, French decodable readers, etc. and less about the 3-cueing system
Hi everyone! I have a long list of OG topics to blog about for this upcoming school year. About a week ago, I asked my Facebook page fans which topic they'd like to have me blog first. Out
Castor oil has an exceptionally rich nutritional profile. However, overuse may lead to health issues. Discover the side effects of castor oil in this post.
Simple mental health lessons for kids, like this activity, leave even young children with something to think about in their daily lives.
Teach kids empathy and compassion through mindful, fun lessons, discussions, and activities that build social awareness and community.
Being outside in the great outdoors is highly motivating for children and teens. There is so much to explore, learn, and be curious about. It's one of the reasons why using nature to build social-emotional skills just makes sense. Spending more time outside is good for our physical and emotional
Are you back to school yet? The schools in my area returned last week. As you get settled into your routine and start shifting into the a...
Preventing inflammation, and the associated health problems, can be simple when you follow an anti-inflammatory diet. Here are 15 foods to avoid and why!
With World Down Syndrome Day and Autism Awareness Month right around the corner, this is the perfect time to think about hosting your own disability awareness day to help students throughout your school better understand different types of disabilities! Last year, I used this Disability Awareness Day Kit from The Bender Bunch to host a schoolwide awareness day for 3rd-5th graders. I was lucky enough to have a principal that let me get a sub for the day to run this wonderful event. I set aside about an hour and 15 minutes per session and did each grade level at their own time. For the event, I sent out parent volunteer forms and got parents to sign up for a time slot to help run a table! Traci from The Bender Bunch included so many great things for me to use during this event. There are some things that you need to grab ahead of time that you'll see in my pictures, but overall it was really just making copies, finding volunteers, and setting up the stations! For my event, I created my own questionnaire to send out to teachers about a week before the event to have their students fill out. This gave me a great idea what they knew about disabilities already, what questions they had, etc. They answered a very similar questionnaire after the event so I could see what they learned! I also spend about 15 minutes at the end of the the event talking to each grade level about ways they can be a good friend to someone with a disability, asking them questions about what they learned, and answering any lingering questions. Overall, it was a GREAT success! In the future, I'd love to do it again (with help!). I did this event last year all on my own and although it turned out amazing, I would love to do it again with a little less stress (and someone to help me answer questions, those kids had some awesome questions!). Each station was set up at a table like this with everything you needed to run the station smoothly! I grabbed a bunch of gloves from our school lost and found and had the students trying to pick up pennies, tie their shoes, etc. It was eye opening for them! Finger spelling word puzzles, these were awesome! One of our stations had Google Chromebooks set up with a couple different things. One was white noise where they had to listen to the white noise while doing the specified activity. I also had some set up to show them a video through the eyes of someone with Autism. They all loved this! I e-mailed the Autism video to classroom teachers in case someone didn't get a turn. You can see the video HERE. I loved this station. All of the kids were like "I can't see that!!!" and I'm like "that's the point ;-)" haha! Have you ever done something similar at your school? If not, I highly recommend doing it! This event was a huge eye opener and big hit!
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Primitive reflexes are the reactive actions that a newborn baby uses to survive in the beginning stages of life. These reflexes are essential in allowing th ...
This bullying lesson using two apples will provide a memorable, visual to show the damage that can be done when we use harsh, unkind words.
