Christine Reeves organized this wonderful blog hop to offer tips and tricks for teachers and special education students. My tip deals with helping students regulate the needs of their bodies {especially useful for sweet ones who have some sensory processing difficulties}. I don't use this with all my students, just a select few who could benefit from a sensory diet.
The way I use this in my class is on the outside of a file folder I cut and glue the icon 'I need a break'. on the inside, on one half, I cut and glue the icon 'I need' with up to three empty squares {or just glue the page provided in the freebie}. I then laminate the file folder as well as the pictures of the activities to choose from. Cut apart the pictures of the activities and velcro on the other half of the file folder. Your little sweeties can choose up to three activities needed to help regulate their bodies.
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The way I use this in my class is on the outside of a file folder I cut and glue the icon 'I need a break'. on the inside, on one half, I cut and glue the icon 'I need' with up to three empty squares {or just glue the page provided in the freebie}. I then laminate the file folder as well as the pictures of the activities to choose from. Cut apart the pictures of the activities and velcro on the other half of the file folder. Your little sweeties can choose up to three activities needed to help regulate their bodies.
Click HERE for your freebie.
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ReplyDelete~Traci
The Bender Bunch
Great tips and freebie, thank you.
ReplyDeleteSebrina
Burke's Special Kids
I love your freebie! So useful for so many kids :)
ReplyDeleteRae
Mindful Rambles
Great topic! Self Regulation is key, especially for our little preschoolers. The sooner we teach it the better�� From one preschool teacher to another!
ReplyDeleteLindy McDaniel
Considerate Classroom
Great tip, and I love, love, love your freebie, especially the graphics! Where did you get them from? Almost all the activites on there are ones that we use in my room, and I appreciate that they are not stick figures or babyish as I teach middle school.
ReplyDeleteI am really impressed with the tips and tricks for the teacher and students both. It creates very playfull atmosphere for the children in the play school.
ReplyDeletePreschool Education
Preschool in India