Posted by Unknown | 4:47 AM

Working in Ms. T's pre-school early intervention classroom 5 years ago was one of the most memorable  learning experiences for me. I hav...

0 comments Labels: Adaptive Learning, Adaptive Yoga, learning, lesson plan, multiple intellegences, Sensory processing disorders, special needs, teens, visual

Posted by Unknown | 6:25 AM

To introduce the concept of telling time to my son, I decided to use the beloved children’s nursery rhyme Hickory Dickory Dock. I created th...

0 comments Labels: Free Printables, Reading, Telling Time

Posted by Unknown | 5:06 AM

While shopping at a local store for teachers, I stumbled across some foam dice with numbers on them. I immediately snatched two up – one tha...

0 comments Labels: Addition, Counting, Free Printables, Reading, Subtraction

Posted by Unknown | 6:35 AM

At the beginning of the school year, my son couldn’t get enough of making his own books. He’d come home with scribbled-on scraps of paper st...

0 comments Labels: Reading

Posted by Unknown | 6:39 AM

Have I mentioned how much my son loves Star Wars? These days he seems to be nothing short of obsessed. To capitalize on his newfound interes...

0 comments Labels: Writing

Posted by Unknown | 7:03 AM

Looking for a quick and easy activity to do during snack time? This is it. I bought a big bag of stick-shaped pretzels to make trail mix for...

0 comments Labels: Counting, Writing

Posted by Unknown | 6:11 AM

To encourage my son to read, I picked up some simple books at our local library. I like the “Rookie Reader” books published by Children’s Pr...

0 comments Labels: Puzzles, Reading, Spelling

Posted by Unknown | 6:31 AM

I hated math. I know, hate is a strong word, but when I look back on my childhood struggles with multiplication, division, and later, algebr...

0 comments Labels: Addition, Puzzles, Reading, Writing

Posted by Unknown | 4:18 AM

In my Yoga-Based Sensory Integration workshops, one of the most common questions I get from teachers and paraprofessionals is how to improve...

0 comments Labels: ADD, ADHD, autism, children's Yoga, exercise, proprioception, sensory integration, SPD, vestibular

Posted by Unknown | 12:08 PM

This week I stopped by a local store for teachers and while the cashier was ringing up some farm stickers requested by my son’s teacher, I n...

0 comments Labels: Counting, Games, Reading

Posted by Unknown | 7:05 PM

Other than our brain, our eyes are the most complex organs in the body.Your eyes are composed of more than 2 million working parts & the...

0 comments Labels: Adaptive Yoga, learning, sensory integration, visual