Help! My Student Has a Language Disorder: 3 Strategies for Term 1
So you’re all prepped for your new teaching year – your classroom décor is sorted, name cards are laminated to the tables and you’ve even programmed for the first couple of weeks (well ok, not most of you but for the over achievers, gold star. Your ‘first week of school’ teacher checklist is looking good!…
How to Teach Safe Hands and Safe Feet in Your Classroom: 3 Activities to Use Today!
Choosing the teaching career path is not something that anyone jumps into lightly. We become teachers because we want to help children learn, to show them new ways of doing things and to help them discover their own potential. We want to create interesting and exciting lessons, we want our classrooms to look warm and…
4 Ways an Occupational Therapist Can Help with Stool Withholding
Today’s Blog post is a little different to our regular articles – I sat down with the VERY talented Tabitha, Occupational Therapist from @toilettimewithtabby to dive into ways that an OT can help children experiencing stool withholding and constipation. What a great discussion! Melissa: Tabitha – thanks so much for joining me for this…
Using Visual Schedules at Home: 3 Ways to Help Your Students
As dedicated teachers, we know the benefits of using visual schedules in the classroom and wider school environment – they help our students understand instructions and tasks, they reduce anxiety and can model appropriate social skills just to name a few! And while ALL our students benefit from using visual schedules, (I need a…
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