Learning disabilities are one of the most common types of disabilities. Approximately 5% of children in the United States have a learning disability. Learning difficulties arise from many factors. Though some students have intellectual, vision, and hearing abilities, they fail to perform well in school curricula and studies. But not all these difficulties are because […]
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Are you thinking of extra counting practice in your kindergarten classroom or math center during the Christmas approaching holidays? Yay! Christmas is the best time to learn new skills and reinforce the old ones. Kids love various Christmas-themed activities and worksheets. Who wouldn’t like to revise numbers 1-10 in a fun and hands-on way? These
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You may sense that something is not quite all right with your child’s development. You may notice that they are not speaking well, not looking at you, probably not vocalizing, or even not interested in play as much as other toddlers of their age. This may be a sign that the child has some developmental
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What is a hands-on reading approach? Kids who are Struggling to read are a usual scene in almost every classroom. More activity-based reading methods should be used in the classroom. Hands-on activities Are one such example. What are hands-on activities? Hands-on activities, in general, means learning by experience. Children might not have, an interest in
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Motor skills are the coordination of small muscle movements which occur in the hand, usually in coordination with the eyes. Most people develop motor skills as they grow and learn to use their hands and fingers for tasks such as writing, drawing, and buttoning clothing. Some children, however, may have difficulty developing fine motor skills and
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Printable sequencing puzzle strips are handy, fast, low prep, and effective for keeping the children engaged while reinforcing various sequencing skills. Pattern strips help kids learn numbers, letters, CVC words, and even build simple sentences. These puzzles are great for occupational therapy classrooms, centers, and morning work! Puzzle strips will help kids learn to order
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