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Roll Some Fun Brain Breaks has been updated to include 30 no-prep, boredom busting brain breaks to encourage visual motor skills, sensory motor skills, and FUN. Each game board can be done with one person or a group in a small or large space! Product Details – Roll Some Fun Brain Breaks UPDATED: 30 page PDF digital document Are you looking for easy brain breaks to carry out during the school day? Do you need indoor recess ideas that get students moving even though you don’t have much space? Are you in search of quick activities that keep students entertained? Roll Some Fun brain breaks is a HUGE collection of NO-PREP games to encourage visual motor skills and physical activity. Roll dice to determine what activities will be done. There is something for everyone! Learn how to draw, go on a scavenger hunt, do yoga, practice dance moves, exercise, relax and more! There are even holiday-themed boards. This will be the ONLY packet you need for brain breaks. Perfect for younger kids all the way through adults. Roll Some Fun encourages: gross motor skills, fine motor skills, visual motor skills, motor planning, and coordination.
Learn what makes up blood in this zany blood for kids activity for learning about the human body. Hands-on, EASY blood model!
A guide from German opera legend Lilli Lehmann
** NIGHT SHIFT** This progressive care / step down report sheet is perfect for new nurses who need a guide but don't like carrying around multiple pieces of paper for multiple patients. As a new nurse I always preferred one "brain" where I could see all the information. The front of the sheet is a systems approach for 3 critical care / PCU patients and the back can be used to stay organized with hourly tasks, to do lists, and just adding updates when you work more than one shift in a row. The sheet might look a little cluttered, but if you're not sure what is important during report, this is an excellent guide to start and help you create your own flow! Hope you enjoy :)
DESR, or deficient emotional self-regulation, is a core facet of ADHD that carries significant consequences. However, it is not included the disorder’s diagnostic criteria. As new research confirms the prominent role emotional dysregulation plays in ADHD’s appearance and individual patient outcomes , that may be changing. Here, learn about DESR, its central role in ADHD, along with implications for diagnosis and treatment.
How to entertain a toddler on an airplane. What to pack in a carry on to keep your toddler occupied and happy during travel. FREE PRINTABLE CHECKLIST
Carry your essentials in an oasis of softness, or as we like to call her: the Bassano tote bag. Her clean lines, subtle stitching, and carefully chosen hardware contribute to a truly timeless aesthetic.
Our inner child is always there following us, and it influences the way we think and act. We carry baggage from our childhood, because…
We're familiar with our five senses – touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing. Did you know we have additional senses? The vestibular sense
Reading and listening are the core components of comprehension based language classes. We know that students acquire language when they hear and read messages that they understand–so read and listen they will! Sometimes, we share short, easily digestible texts with students. Other times, we need to read a text of a significant length in order…
