One teacher chose to show her students how to treat others is a truly unforgettable way, and I'll be passing it on to my kids for sure.
One teacher chose to show her students how to treat others is a truly unforgettable way, and I'll be passing it on to my kids for sure.
Postive discipline techniques work better than the traditional methods. Click to read what positive discipline is and how to use positve discipline.
As parents, we all want the same thing for our kids. We want them to be happy and confident, and we want to set them up to be successful in life. Simplifying our lives --
Are you looking for ways to bring stress relief and mindfulness to your kids? Teach them the Tapping points with these diagrams and tap together.
One teacher chose to show her students how to treat others is a truly unforgettable way, and I'll be passing it on to my kids for sure.
5 basic first aid skills for kids every child should know! Teach your children how to be safe and how to react when emergencies occur!
Inside: Browse, print, and use this comprehensive list of IEP Accommodation and 504 Accommodations. Includes a PDF.
Rosie was recently going through a hitting stage .
Could your child have OCD? Find out more here.
Looking for a natural solution for your kiddos' illness induced asthma?? Look no further than this blog post, that will give you some options to try!!
This hands-on activity helps kids visualize germs on their hands and see how they can easily spread from person to person or from a person to an object.
Looking for natural allergy relief for kids and babies to alleviate runny nose, nasal congestion, red, watery, itchy eyes, and an itchy throat caused by tree, grass, and ragweed pollen? We’ve got 16 tips and natural allergy remedies that work!
If you want to raise kids who one day become successful adults, you need to make sure you are helping them learn the life skills that will get them there.
Guidance for parents to decide on behavior consequences for kids. Printable list of negative and positive consequences for toddlers to teens.
Stomach bug kicking your family's butt? Stay strong, Mama. Try these tips to get through it.
Yesterday we received additional diagnoses of DMDD and unspecified anxiety disorder for our son. As I drove home with a diagnosis that WASN'T autism, I still had this phrase in my head: "This is the missing piece." "This" being DMDD, not autism. DMDD is our missing piece.
I met a HUGE summer goal yesterday and entered all of my Professional Development hours online! I'm not sure what the requirements are for other states, but to renew our license, Indiana teachers are required to submit the number of hours, a brief description, and scanned documentation for each professional event on the "LVIS" site. Thanks to my principal, the organized person she is, she suggested we keep a log of hours/meetings we attend throughout the school year. It wasn't fun entering all of those hours, but it sure was a lot easier with everything already documented! I recreated my PD Log for next year. Feel free to download the form below if you could find it useful! Free Fuzzy Bump Border from Frog Spot graphics On another note, I wanted to share a few of my fun purchases! I have always wanted a microphone/speaker system of some sort for my classroom. The possibilities for its use are endless (i.e. sharing Star of the Week, reading, presentations, etc.). I also think it could be a really good motivator. I did a little searching online last year, but couldn't find anything wireless or affordable. Well, I found a system on Amazon last week for only $70! Since it was so inexpensive, I was a little worried about the quality, but it came in yesterday and works perfectly! I'm so excited to use this in my classroom next year!! Here's the one I bought: I sure hope it lasts......yikes... Also....did you know that Skippyjon Jones is at Kohl's!?? It's a $5 Kohl's Cares item by the checkout lane! They have books, too! If you love Skippyjon, you better make a trip soon! :)
8 Ways to help keep kids from getting sick at school. Preventing colds and illness at school & keep kids healthy at school. How to avoid getting sick at school.
Lately, there has been increasing numbers of hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) cases. Parents should be vigilant and watch out for signs of HFMD ...
Mom, I'm bored! Use this I'm bored checklist and free printable to give your kids screen-free ideas to stay busy this summer or holiday break!
might not know what to feed a child with a fever when they don't want to eat anything. Start with mild, easy-to-digest foods like...
Want to know how to help a child with OCD at home? This post explains obsessions and compulsions and how parents can compliment pediatric OCD treatment.
Munchausen by proxy, also known as factitious disorder imposed on another (FDIA), is a rare form of child abuse in which a caregiver (usually a parent) deliberately makes a child ill or fabricates symptoms in order to seek medical attention for the child. In some cases, the parent may also exaggerate or cause symptoms in themselves in order to draw attention to their child's illness and gain sympathy or praise for their caregiving abilities.Co-parents who engage in Munchausen by proxy typically
Created to Accompany {Primary 1: Lesson 28 "I Can Be Obedient"} I created this coloring page with King James Version Bible references to be used with this Sunbeam lesson. However, it would serve well with any lesson, sharing time, or family discussion on obedience. {Click here for Printable PDF}
Does your child get easily distracted at school? Learn how to help a child focus in the classroom / Concentration tips for kids
Munchausen, by proxy, is a serious mental illness & form of abuse. Because it is hard to recognize, it's often undiagnosed & can be dangerous for the child.
Keeping kids engaged with the Bible can sometimes be a challenge. In this post, I'll share creative and fun kids devotions your whole family will love!
How do you stop a young child's temper tantrum ?
Does your deeply feeling kid have daily tummy aches? Butterflies in their stomach before going to school? Do they get nauseous or dizzy for no reason? Then, they might struggle with somatization (assuming you ruled out any physical illness with your medical advisor). What is somatization? Somatization means expressing emotions through physical symptoms. For instance,
Learn how to stop stuttering in preschoolers using the therapy approach that research shows has the best outcomes for young children who stutter.
It's no secret that anxieties are strong in my home. With creativity and intelligence abounding, my kids have no trouble imagining plenty of worst case scenarios or developing healthy fears of illness and injury. If I'm being honest, I've been known to Google symptoms a few times and come away even more worked up than
These 24 natural sleep solutions for kids with sensory needs will give parents lots of tips for better sleep in kids. #sleeptips #sensoryneeds #sleep
How do you calm a toddler tantrum? Inside this post I'll share my absolute favorite tip for calming tantrums! Two and three-year-olds are exhausting, adorable, and amazing. They experience basically every emotion possible in huge ways
There is a silent tragedy developing right now, in our homes, and it concerns our most precious jewels — our children.
