Be Their Difference

Build the Working Memory by playing the classic game of Memory with characters from Dr. Seuss!

Read the story "Somebody Loves you Mr. Hatch" Hide a heart in each of your students desks. When they find it encourage them to hide it for somebody they love and see how long the heart gets passed to spread the love!

Get to know your teacher so that you can shower them with gifts throughout the year.

Includes 15 different letter templates to be printed and used in your classroom for writing friendly letters. Includes: Plain, seasonal, and some just for fun! It would mean a ton if you followed me on TPT! Thanks so much! Enjoy Being Their Difference, Erin

Simple and meaningful Mother's Day Questionnaire and coloring page. Free for you! Just print and let your students fill it out. For more Mother's Day Ideas check out this Blog Post: Easy Mother’s Day Crafts for Your Classroom - Be Their Difference

Helping students to stay organized and teaching them how to do so is a huge part of executive function skills. Being able to organize physical belongings will help with being able to organize what goes on in the brain. Use these desk fairy cards to do a weekly desk check. After your student leave for the day, leave a card in desks that look neat and tidy. FREE PRINTABLE BOTH COLOR AND B/W

Print these cards and tape them up to an area where a Random Act of Kindness was performed. Encourage students at school and/or use them in your community with your family. Some examples: Tape the card and some $ on a vending machine. Tape them onto water bottles and keep them in your car to hand out the window to homeless people. Tape them on the paper towel dispenser and clean up the paper towels on the restroom floors. Enjoy Being Their Difference. www.betheirdifference.com

Work those fine motor skills while celebrating St. Patrick's Day! To see more about Fine Motor skills visit www.betheirdifference.com To learn more about the areas of developmental growth visit https://www.amazon.com/~/e/B09TL8SP2D

Work those fine motor skills with this freebie! Roll a playdough snake and form letters and numbers. Read about how to use these here:

This freebie is easily printed and laminated to put on a wall or on a students desk. You can use it as a reference and create one with your class. You could also cut it apart and use it in a different order with velcro dots or sticky tack. To read a blog post about how Morning Routines help to develop Executive Function Skills click here. I'd love for you to subscribe to my blog to get updates each time that I post new content. Visit www.betheirdifference.com

Print, laminate, and use as a sign on any chair. Having an Author Chair makes sharing writing so much more fun! You can even have the author sign the chair!

Print this FREEBIE and work your students fine motor muscles. Coloring tiny spaces is a great way to strengthen those muscles!

FREE Printable Bookmarks to hand out at the beginning of your school year! Just print, cut, and laminate. You can even make fun tassels to put on them!

Use this freebie to get to know your students! Enjoy! www.betheirdifference.com

Summer fun bucket list to use with your class

Start the new year off right! Use this free printable to set Goals with your kids at home or at school!