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Easy Donut Crafts (With Free Printable Donut Template) - Simply Full of Delight

Community helpers

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Create an oatmeal sensory bin toddlers will love during your Western theme! It’s as simple as life in the Wild West—add dried oats, plastic horses, fence pieces, tree slices, pails for scooping, and red and green pom poms to create your very own Wild West cowboy sensory bin. This is the perfect combination to awaken the senses and fine motor skills! Now, your toddlers are ready to get lost in their imaginations as they embrace cowboy life in the horse-themed sensory bin.

Sensory bins

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Reading

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Are you looking for fine motor resources? This Popsicle Sticks Shapes activity pack is designed to teach toddlers about shapes using popsicle sticks. With a variety of activities, this set is perfect for preschoolers and homeschooling parents looking to provide engaging and educational activities for their children.This pack includes 12 visual cards.I hope that you enjoy them. Remember to leave feedback to earn TPT credit points.More Popsicle Sticks MatsClick here to follow my store.Make sure to
Hands-on math activities for children who love blocks! You can use these printable counting and addition games with your favourite unit blocks to build math towers, supporting early math and fine motor skills.      Math towers – block addition activity printables Early math skills need to focus on hands-on activities, where children get to …

Math

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Toddlers love this indoor bowling activity. Use cups, toy figures, and a ball and set up bowling. This is great for motor skills, concentration, oral language development, and more. Toddler parents- save this play idea to try with your kids!
Try out this fun MAGNA-TILES bowling activity with your child for endless amounts of fun! This activity is a great way to help develop hand-eye coordination. You can also practice counting as you count how many MAGNA-TILES pieces you knock down each time. Be sure to use a soft, lightweight ball for best results with this activity.

Indoor recess

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Sweets Activities for Preschool, Prek, and Kindergarten - Pocket of Preschool

Fun learning

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Rainbow dinosaur hats #dinosaurhats

Dinosaurs

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Apple sensory bin great for fine motor and color matching practice.

Apples

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Melissa | EASY Toddler & Kids Activity Ideas | Before children are expected to hold a pencil and write or draw with it, they should be given lots of opportunities to use their fingers… | Instagram

OT

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Organization

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Wendy | Pediatrician | 🍩 CALLING ALL DONUT LOVERS! 🍩 This one was totally worth the mess 😎 Save and share before you put those pool noodles away! Idea credit be… | Instagram

Sensory room

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Back to school night

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Word to Picture Match

Task boxes

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These printer-ready parent handouts are for families with children who may or may not be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and ready to learn about the gestalt language processing style! Perfect for speech-language pathologists in the private practice, early intervention, graduate school, CFY, externship, or autism settings! Get ahold of yours now, speechies!
Creating a calm down space / peace corner in the classroom! Great way to help students de-escalate and soothe their bodies and minds. Includes free visuals!
Ansley Lester Suddeth on Instagram: “How great is this idea! @texasteachingchicks uses labels as a way to let parents know when their student is running short on supplies! • •…”

Communication

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Schoolgirl Style - Hello Sunshine - Sunshine Custom Door Topper {U PRINT} Good morning Sunshine! What an amazing way to welcome your students into your classroom every day with this sunshine door topper!
Difficulty: Medium Supplies • Colored tissue paper • Scissors • Staples

Decor

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Management

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Use this self-regulation strategy activity as an adjunct to any self regulation/behavior/social curriculum (How Does Your Engine Run™, PBIS™, SEL™, Zones of Regulation™...) for fun ways to review and master the material. This interactive adapted book is a simple emotion sorting activity that can also be used to make books for individual students. It includes the emotions/feelings and tools/strategies that can help manage those feelings.
Calm Down Techniques will help you teach your students strategies to calm down when they are upset. It includes a class read aloud, calm down posters, calm down cards, yoga cards, deep breaths visual, book list, positive notes, and more!

SEL

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Circle time

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PTA duties, snack cart ideas, puns!

Snack buds

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Prompt versus cue - Have you ever wondered the difference? You're not alone! Prompting and cueing are critical components of speech therapy and teaching new skills.

Aide development

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Take a peek at our letter table materials! 🌈🔠 Explore the engaging and educational resources we use for alphabet learning, all set up and ready for hands-on discovery. #AlphabetLearning #PreschoolEducation #LetterTable #TeachingMaterials #PreschoolVibes #PreschoolTeacher
Teaching Strategy: Begin Class With A Soft Start Routine

Independent tasks

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Building an AAC Book Lending Library - Speech Room News

Parent library

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Special Ed Data using Google Forms - check out these user-friendly tips and tricks for busy special educators to streamline IEP tracking and student progress monitoring!
When it comes to writing IEP goals or other goals we have for our learners, they always need to be individualized. While that is true, my team and I have always found that having a goal bank or a few ideas of different goals help get our minds thinking and writing. Play is an important part of development. In this post, I am going to share examples of play and social goals for our learners without changing who they are or trying to change their interests.

IEP

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This has got to be one of our all-time favourite play doughs and you’ve been asking to see the recipe so here it is. Honestly the smell is amazing!! To make Gingerbread play dough you will need: * 1 1/2 cups of plain (all purpose flour) * 1/2 cup of salt * 2 tbsp of cream of tartar * 1 tbsp of ginger * 2 tbsp of cinnamon * 1 cup of boiling water * 2 tbsp of coconut oil Mix all the dry ingredients together and then add the boiling water and coconut oil. No food colouring needed for this one! Mix until it comes together as a dough and then remove from the bowl and knead on a clean surface. If it’s too sticky add a little more flour and if it’s too dry add a splash more water. To decorate our gingerbread people we used buttons, farfalle pasta, peppercorns and white Hama beads! Su

Traditions

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DIY gifts

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