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The Don't Do That Loop
A simple strategy to "do commands" when wanting to increase adaptive behavior!
PreK - K
Also included in: Positive Language and Engagement Bundle for Early Childhood
Strategies for Teaching Play Skills
By teaching play skills directly, your young children (especially those with disabilities) can increase their problem-solving, communication, and social skills. This handout describes to staff some strategies for teaching play skills directly during center time. Play skills are the foundation for all learning, but not all students learn important play skills naturally. Save by purchasing all 5 handouts together! This file is part of a bundle of 5 handouts aimed at reminding early childhood educ
PreK - K
Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Bundle: Teaching Play Skills - The Foundation of All Learning
Activity: Play Skills Development
Play skills are the foundation for all learning, but not all students learn important play skills naturally. By teaching play skills directly, your young children (especially those with disabilities) can increase their problem-solving, communication, and social skills. To use this handout:Ask participants to read each of the 4 groups of play skills and determine which group comes 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. This activity helps educators review their knowledge of play skills and how they typically d
PreK - K
Also included in: Bundle: Teaching Play Skills - The Foundation of All Learning
Play Skills Worksheet - Staff Handout
Play skills are the foundation for all learning, but not all students learn important play skills naturally. By teaching play skills directly, your young children (especially those with disabilities) can increase their problem-solving, communication, and social skills. To use this handout:The Play Skills Worksheet was created to help staff plan how to use information covered in my workshop for educators. Save by purchasing all 5 handouts together! This file is part of a bundle of 5 handouts a
PreK - K
Also included in: Bundle: Teaching Play Skills - The Foundation of All Learning
Why Teach Play Skills? - Early Childhood Staff Handout
The "Why Teach Play Skills?" handout emphasizes the importance of teaching play skills directly to children who are reluctant to engage in play, including children with cognitive or social delays. Play skills are the foundation for all learning, but not all students learn important play skills naturally. By teaching play skills directly, your young children (especially those with disabilities) can increase their problem-solving, communication, and social skills. This file is part of a bundle of
PreK - K
Also included in: Bundle: Teaching Play Skills - The Foundation of All Learning
Play Skills BINGO - Educator Training
Play Skills BINGO was created to use in conjunction with videos of adults teaching play skills to young children. When I presented this activity, I used videos of teachers and assistants to show examples of staff who were teaching play skills while playing! If you are unable to video your staff showing these skills, you may also find videos online that exhibit specific strategies listed on the game card. Play skills are the foundation for all learning, but not all students learn important play s
PreK - K
Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Bundle: Teaching Play Skills - The Foundation of All Learning
Positive vs. Negative Reinforcement | Classroom Management & Behavior Guide for
🧠 Positive vs. Negative Reinforcement Classroom Management & Behavior Guide for Teachers Are you confident you’re using reinforcement correctly in your classroom? Many educators accidentally confuse reinforcement and punishment — which can lead to frustration, inconsistent behavior systems, and mixed results. This clear, practical guide breaks down positive vs. negative reinforcement in simple, teacher-friendly language so you can apply behavior strategies with confidence. No overwhelming psy
PreK - 5th, Adult Education
Psychology, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Stretchy Paper Spring (Horse Playground Rider) Craft
This engaging paper spring activity invites children to move their hands naturally as they explore. By weaving two strips of paper together, children create a spring that stretches and compresses. Watching and feeling this movement encourages focus and hands-on engagement. The design is inspired by the horse spring riders commonly found in playgrounds. Based on requests from children in the classroom, a unicorn version is also included, adding an extra element of choice and enjoyment. Both color
PreK - 1st
Character Education, Coloring Pages, Other (Arts)
First Words Checklist: Parent Handout for EI Speech Therapy +Tracking Milestones
100+ first words + simple guidance on what actually countsIs your child starting to talk… but you’re not sure what “counts” as a real word? Maybe they say “ba” for ball… or sign “more”… or use the same sound every time they see their bottle… 👉 Does that count? This 2-page, parent-friendly checklist helps you track your child’s first words with confidence, without second-guessing every sound, sign, or attempt. 💛 Who This Is For✔ Parents of babies and toddlers who are starting to communicate ✔ E
PreK
Routines
A review of why setting routines is important for young children at home!
PreK - 3rd, Not Specific
Also included in: Parent Friendly Resources for At-Home Learning
When Parents Become the Teacher
A guide for parents during challenging distance learning endeavors.
PreK - 2nd
Also included in: Parent Friendly Resources for At-Home Learning
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