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Pretzel Letters
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...
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Counting,
Writing
Read and Search
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...
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Puzzles,
Reading,
Spelling
Kids Learning On The Ball
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...
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ADD,
ADHD,
autism,
children's Yoga,
exercise,
proprioception,
sensory integration,
SPD,
vestibular
Catalog Scavenger Hunt
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...
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Counting,
Games,
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Eye-mazing!
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...
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Adaptive Yoga,
learning,
sensory integration,
visual
Giants, Wizards, Dwarfs...and Mermaids?
Posted by Unknown | 4:44 AM
Today, after a wonderful weekend of teaching, learning & laughing with friends, I am experiencing a "Twlight Zone" kind of da...
Use Your (Pool) Noodle
Posted by Unknown | 6:35 PM
For the last few months, I have had the pleasure of working with an organization called P.O.A.C NJ (Parents of Autistic Children) present...
The Hidden Power in Your Hands
Posted by Unknown | 4:00 AM
At an early age I learned the hidden power that lies in our hands, by digging in the dirt to plant flowers, making sand castles on the beach...
Seizures: Can Yoga Help?
Posted by Unknown | 1:28 PM
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that around 50 million people in the world have seizure disorders. Statistics suggest that as ...
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Adaptive Yoga,
children's Yoga,
epilepsy,
seizures
Are YOU Going to Solla Sollew?
Posted by Unknown | 5:00 AM
Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not. ~Dr. Seuss One of my favorite children’s book...






