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Photo: Qatar Chronicle When I was a kid, we had gym once a week and went outside after lunch every day. Sometimes, we would hold science cla...

0 comments Labels: kinetic learning, movement, whole child learning

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Photo: www.lovetoknow.com In many cultures around the world, the hands are considered to have their own innate beauty. They have moods, char...

0 comments Labels: autism, hand flapping, movement, proprioception, sensory awareness

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Photo: Avian Cetacean at Flickr.com I've always been fascinated with sand dollars. A variety of legends & associations have been mad...

0 comments Labels: Art, beach, Fine Motor, movement, ocean

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Barbara mirroring  movement for a non-verbal student. (Photo by J. Yurgel) Inclusion is about providing a broad range of fun & engaging ...

2 comments Labels: adaptive needs, adaptive sports, exercise, inclusion, kids health, movement

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Which sounds like more fun: relaxing quietly in lotus pose on a yoga mat or gliding smoothly above the clouds on a magic carpet? Performing ...

0 comments Labels: exercise, movement, outdoor play, sensory games, social skills

Posted by Unknown | 3:27 AM

The debate regarding recess has been going on for years, with administrator's, parents and play advocates on different sides of the argu...

0 comments Labels: character education, movement, outdoor play, self-confidence, social skills

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Photo Courtesy of: science.howstuffworks.com We live in a world that has become very attentive and mindful of what words we use to describe ...

0 comments Labels: autism, dyslexia, learning, movement

Posted by Unknown | 11:59 AM

Lauren: My "Wildest Thing of All" I have always loved reading and telling stories. One of my favorite Stories of all time is ...

0 comments Labels: Adaptive Learning, children's stories, movement, storytelling

Posted by Unknown | 9:18 PM

Most children are very adaptable-adjusting to new situations, environments and growing bodies every day. Children can even learn to adapt ...

0 comments Labels: children's Adaptive Yoga, exercise, movement, sensory integration