"Discover 17 engaging and easy-to-follow activities for the Attention Autism (Bucket Time) intervention in this valuable blog post. Perfect for educators, therapists, and parents alike, our Stage 3 activities are designed to boost social skills in Autistic children. Adapt them for use at home and support your child's development today
Best online resources for home educating and home schooling children in the UK, Key Stages 1, 2, 3 and 4, GCSEs, iGCSEs and A-Level.
Let's look at the stages of block play. By offering the best blocks to support your child's current stage will ensure a successful block play experience.
Have you ever been embarrassed by your small child repeating something you said? Welcome to the grammar stage in classical education!
Includes 6 different posters covering basic developmental theories. Hang these up as part of a bulletin board during your theorist unit, or all year long to help your students remember the theories of development covered in class. Theories include: -John Bowlby's theory of attachment -Erik Erikson's stages of development -Sigmund Freud's psychosexual developmental theory -Lawrence Kohlberg's moral development stages -Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs -Jean Piaget's cognitive development theory Can't find the theory or theorist you're looking for? Try this: Theories of Psychology Posters _ Related Resources Bloom's Taxonomy Verbs Child Development Scope and Sequence _ Product Details - 1 PDF file containing 6 posters (8.5x11) _ Let’s Connect Instagram @kelseybernards_thefcsteacher
Vous vous souvenez du travail que nous avions réalisé en classe sur ROMERO BRITTO. Nous avions en particulier colorié 2020 à la manière de ROMERO BRITTO, d'ailleurs si tu as toujours le coloriage tu peux le finir et m'envoyer la photo pour que je la...
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Children move through predictable stages of drawing during their development. Here are the drawing milestones, listed by age.
Stage Management is an art that is learned through extended study, mentoring, and experience. In the world of professional theatre, the stage manager is one of the most important players. Far more than just calling cues, the stage...
Hello les profs!Voici un petit puzzle pour se présenter en ce début d'année.Il est inspiré du travail de Laclassedemallory que vous pouvez retrouver ici:Je l'ai réadapté à des plus petits.Si le document te plait, n'hésite pas à laisser un petit coeur. Ça motive à encore plus partager.
Ton Schulten is one of my all time favorite artists! I discovered him years ago when I found a calendar full of his paintings when visiting the Toledo Museum of Art. I was hooked! I love his amazing colors and abstract style. I created a Prezi of his landscape and cityscapes to share with my classes, (Ton Schulten Prezi). I find it very interesting how he adds lots of vertical lines to his landscapes, a composition usually created with more horizontal lines. This lesson was a COLOR VALUE lesson. Students used pre-mixed colors and various TINTS to paint in city buildings. The students mixed their own tints of blue for the sky portion. The last step, we used India Ink to outline and decorate our city buildings. This was a great lesson for every student. It was hard to chose which ones to photography! They will look great later in a group hanging in our hallways!
A large part of the Classical model is its method or the manner of teaching the content. The classical model employed at Bradford Academy recognizes that the ancient TRIVIUM aligns […]
17 Easy attention builders for Attention Autism at Home. Activities to capture the attention of those with a short attention span.
I've previously written about the Developmental Stage of Drawing as I find these stages in development endlessly fascinating. I recently discovered the Developmental Stage of Writing. I love this chart below as it isn't about what age your child is, but rather where your child is developmentally. It can help us understand where our child is at and what stage they are going into. Source: First seen at Destination Kindergarten, also available at West Hartford Public Schools. My child has just turned four (48 months) and is Pre-Literate. He is in the Symbolic/Mock Letters stage but is also close to...
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A fun, foldable cut-and-paste activity for exploring the life cycle of a spider. This hands-on resource is a combination of a craft and a science worksheet (16-pages PDF) that you could use as a fall center or in an interactive notebook. It could also be used as a bugs, arachnids, or Halloween activity. Some teachers have even linked it to the book Charlotte's Web. The template options There are 4 options so you can select and print the one that best suits your needs and differentiate for your students if required: -Template 1: Students color the template and life cycle pictures, match the word or description labels to the images, glue, cut, and fold. -Template 2: As above but with an easy-cut outline around the web. -Template 3: Students color the template and life cycle pictures, cut out the 4 life cycle stages, and arrange them in order, glue, cut, and fold. As with templates 1 and 2, there is an option to use the stage name or short descriptions. -Template 4: Same as template 3 but with an easy-cut outline around the web. Instructions for students are provided as well as a folding guide with pictures. What else is included? Additional printable pages are provided to complement the foldout activity, or to use with early finishers. -Full life cycle printable page (color) -Label a spider cut and paste (color and b/w) -Compare the features of a fly and a spider (cut and paste) -Spiders ‘can, have, are’ writing worksheet Guidance for folding is provided. Please note, the templates cannot be edited. A version with UK/AUS paper size (A4) and spelling is included alongside a US version (11x8.5 inches).
Voici les nombres mystères crées avec ma classe après avoir travaillé en collectif sur le type de problème.
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Are you ready to discover new ways to engage your students in primary science? I want to help you. Sign up to my mailing list to receive the printable template for this fun and engaging dinosaur fossil foldable activity. I’d also love to send you ideas for classroom and home activities, and information about my […]
Getting kids started writing STORIES in Kindergarten is not impossible! In fact, I have done this MANY times with my students, and I c...
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The Montessori Method works because it recognizes and incorporates the developmental, not age, level of a child.
What children are afraid of.. As children grow up, they develop diferrent fears and worries. Some of these feelings are common in all stages of child development.
Teaching the writing process? Try involving students kinesthetically. Play Doh can work for big kids, too! My high school students absolutely love this writing analogy that walks them through each stage of the writing process as if they were sculptors crafting a masterpiece. Differentiate your instr
Ever since I visited the Ron Clark Academy and saw the AMAZING teachers there use a stage to help transform their classrooms, I knew I just HAD TO HAVE ONE! As soon as I got back from RCA last October, I started transforming my classroom. A stage wasn't something I could build overnight, so I finished the school year with a makeshift stage. I lowered a rectangular table to the floor and BAM... a stage. It was amazing and my kiddos LOVED it, but... I knew I wanted a bigger and better one so I counted down until summer break when I my dad could hopefully make my dreams a reality. Since posting my stage on my Instagram account, I have gotten lots and lots of messages asking me just how I my dad made it, so I wanted to take some time to lay out all of the details in one place because YOU need a stage too, and you/your dad/husband can TOTALLY make one! How to build your own stage: Step ONE: Convince your Dad/Husband/Boyfriend/Friend to build it for you! HAHA! Ok... if you haven't caught on yet, it was MY DAD that built the stage, not me. I am blessed with a rockstar Dad who does woodworking in his spare time and he was kind enough to help me out. I painted and assisted in the heavy lifting, but the brains behind the operation was definitely my dad. Ok - Have you grabbed someone to build it for you or at least assist you?! Haha! Although I have utmost faith that you can complete this project yourself, it would still be easier for you if you have a partner to help you do the heavy lifting! As you start gluing/nailing things together, your stage will get really heavy. If you've found your builder/assistant... you are ready for step two. Step TWO: Go to Lowes and grab your items! What you'll need: -three 3/4 inch pieces of plywood -wood glue -large nails -three sets of door hinges (we put three hinges on each door) -paint Step THREE: Alright gang... It's finally time to build! We built two different 4'x4' squares so that the stage would be easier to transport. The two squares together makes my large 8'x4' stage. The entire stage is 9 inches tall. First, grab two pieces of plywood and cut each of them in half. You now have your two tops and two bottoms. The remaining piece of plywood will become your sides and bracing inside the stage. Side/bracing lengths: 4' long/9"tall Once you have all of your pieces cut, glue your bottoms and sides together and reinforce them using nails! You will also need to glue/nail in your bracing inside. The bracing is SO important for safety and support, so don't leave those out! Step THREE B: If you want to get fancy, you can add trimming to the pieces that will go around the top and around them bottom. My dad also cut out hand holes in the sides of the stage to make for easier carrying. Step 4: Paint everything! I chose to paint the outside of my stage yellow, the top black, and the inside white. Stage 5: Once you've gotten everything painted, you can then attach the top of your stage to the bottom using door hinges. We chose to put the hinges INSIDE the stage so that the metal pieces weren't showing on the outside. You can just put them on the outside if that is easiest for you. (Amazon Affilate links are provided in this post for your convenience.) Step 6: Once everything is painted and attached, you are ready to haul your stage to school and MAKE MAGIC HAPPEN! (Super fun lights under my board can be found on Amazon HERE.) If you have any additional questions, please feel free to leave them in my comments and I'll ask my Dad if they are questions I don't know how to answer! I truly believe EVERY classroom should have a stage, so I hope you will get to building! You can do it!
As you already know, Chronic Kidney Disease is divided into 5 stages based on your estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR) and how well your kidneys can filter out the wastes and excess fluids. Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease occurs when you have an eGFR of 30-59. So this means there is moderate damage to your
Nous continuons notre travail sur Miró en utilisant cette fois-ci la technique du monotype. Le monotype est un procédé d’impression où il s’agit de peindre sur un support non poreux (ve…
Ever since I visited the Ron Clark Academy and saw the AMAZING teachers there use a stage to help transform their classrooms, I knew I just HAD TO HAVE ONE! As soon as I got back from RCA last October, I started transforming my classroom. A stage wasn't something I could build overnight, so I finished the school year with a makeshift stage. I lowered a rectangular table to the floor and BAM... a stage. It was amazing and my kiddos LOVED it, but... I knew I wanted a bigger and better one so I counted down until summer break when I my dad could hopefully make my dreams a reality. Since posting my stage on my Instagram account, I have gotten lots and lots of messages asking me just how I my dad made it, so I wanted to take some time to lay out all of the details in one place because YOU need a stage too, and you/your dad/husband can TOTALLY make one! How to build your own stage: Step ONE: Convince your Dad/Husband/Boyfriend/Friend to build it for you! HAHA! Ok... if you haven't caught on yet, it was MY DAD that built the stage, not me. I am blessed with a rockstar Dad who does woodworking in his spare time and he was kind enough to help me out. I painted and assisted in the heavy lifting, but the brains behind the operation was definitely my dad. Ok - Have you grabbed someone to build it for you or at least assist you?! Haha! Although I have utmost faith that you can complete this project yourself, it would still be easier for you if you have a partner to help you do the heavy lifting! As you start gluing/nailing things together, your stage will get really heavy. If you've found your builder/assistant... you are ready for step two. Step TWO: Go to Lowes and grab your items! What you'll need: -three 3/4 inch pieces of plywood -wood glue -large nails -three sets of door hinges (we put three hinges on each door) -paint Step THREE: Alright gang... It's finally time to build! We built two different 4'x4' squares so that the stage would be easier to transport. The two squares together makes my large 8'x4' stage. The entire stage is 9 inches tall. First, grab two pieces of plywood and cut each of them in half. You now have your two tops and two bottoms. The remaining piece of plywood will become your sides and bracing inside the stage. Side/bracing lengths: 4' long/9"tall Once you have all of your pieces cut, glue your bottoms and sides together and reinforce them using nails! You will also need to glue/nail in your bracing inside. The bracing is SO important for safety and support, so don't leave those out! Step THREE B: If you want to get fancy, you can add trimming to the pieces that will go around the top and around them bottom. My dad also cut out hand holes in the sides of the stage to make for easier carrying. Step 4: Paint everything! I chose to paint the outside of my stage yellow, the top black, and the inside white. Stage 5: Once you've gotten everything painted, you can then attach the top of your stage to the bottom using door hinges. We chose to put the hinges INSIDE the stage so that the metal pieces weren't showing on the outside. You can just put them on the outside if that is easiest for you. (Amazon Affilate links are provided in this post for your convenience.) Step 6: Once everything is painted and attached, you are ready to haul your stage to school and MAKE MAGIC HAPPEN! (Super fun lights under my board can be found on Amazon HERE.) If you have any additional questions, please feel free to leave them in my comments and I'll ask my Dad if they are questions I don't know how to answer! I truly believe EVERY classroom should have a stage, so I hope you will get to building! You can do it!
L’action panting fu una tecnica inventata dagli espressionisti americani che prevedeva il dipingere in movimento. Per capire meglio, basta pensare ai quadri di Jackson Pollock, realizzati dall’artista in piedi sulla tela attraverso lo sgocciolamento dei pennelli, di qua e di là. Ai bambini affascina moltissimo questo concetto. Abbiamo quindi pensato di proporvi 6 attività artistiche “action”, ovvero delle tecniche creative in movimento, strane, pazze, bizzarre, che prevedono l’utilizzo di strumenti cinetici oppure del proprio corpo. Unica nota: se non volete sporcare tutto, utilizzare un bel tavolone adibito ai progetti artistici, oppure uscite in giardino! L’action art per bambini, ovvero Jackson Pollock completamente rivisitato: 6 attività artistiche movimentate, divertenti e davvero creative - Partiamo da un’action painting come si deve, fatta esattamente con il proprio corpo. Prendiamo dei fogli giganti e appiccichiamoli al muro con dello scotch, quindi infiliamo tra le dita dei piedi delle matite colorate o dei pennarelli. I bambini semplicemente dovranno cercare di dipingere con i propri piedi, prima cose astratte e poi (se vogliono) soggetti precisi, provando una sensazione nuova e una prospettiva completamente ribaltata! (Art Bar Blog) - Super carina è la pittura con il trapano. No, non è pericoloso, poiché al posto delle punte ci saranno dei pennelli. Basta infilarli nel foro adibito e stringere bene, poi intingerli nelle tempere o negli acquerelli e azionarli! (Artful Parent) - Con uno di quei taglieri girevoli che teniamo in tavola durante la cena per fare roteare le vivande possiamo creare dei disegni astratti bellissimi. Basta appoggiare il foglio al centro (fissandolo con del nastro adesivo di carta), rovesciare le tempere e colorare facendo girare forte il tagliere. Possiamo usare diversi mezzi: i pennelli, i cotton fioc, gli stuzzicadenti… (Hello Wonderful) - Le vecchie macchinine tornano utili! Non preoccupatevi, poi si lavano con acqua tranquillamente. Immergiamo le ruote nella tempera e lasciamo che i bambini disegno guidandole sul foglio. (Artful parent) - Dischetti di cotone e martello: questi gli strumenti per un’action art divertente e incredibile. Utilizziamo uno di quei martelli in gomma meno pericolosi di quelli pesantissimi in metallo (insegnando prima di tutto a maneggiarlo e a sentire il pericolo, come facciamo con le forbici). Dopodiché sistemiamo un foglio su un piano di lavoro, riempiamo il centro di un dischetto di cotone con del colore (le tempere vanno benissimo) e capovolgiamolo sul foglio. I bimbi dovranno spiaccicare i dischetti con il martello, facendo così esplodere le macchie di colore. (Crafty Morning) - Infine, l’arte con la scopa! Perché quando si tratta di creatività tutto può diventare uno strumento di lavoro, anche una vecchia scopa. La utilizzeremo proprio come fosse un mega pennellone, mescolando i colori in maniera astratta. (Kids Steam Lab) Giulia Mandrino
Your child will love creating with these alphabet lego cards, they are a free printable download.
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