Erika Asay

A toddler interactive learning book- You laminate and cut out items, use velco tabs to make it interactive and BOOM! Hands on learning. I have been using this with my toddler and its amazing how much she has learned from it! Also helps to promote those fine motor skills!

These are great for kiddos that you have on attendance trackers! We use these with their tracker, and they get to choose an award every five days that they are at school. Kids love it!

Use this as a board game during classroom lessons or with a small group to practice learning and remembering calm down skills for each Zone color. Use this after you have already had many lessons/discussions about coping/calm down skills. This will hep students to master their coping skills! I also like to add in challenges for my older students such as:  If students say the same cool down strategy (for the same zone color) as someone else and get CAUGHT they have to demonstrate it in front of

Cut out, laminate, and use an expo marker to leave on students desk as a reminder that they have group with you later that day! I write their names and the time of group and students return their pass to me when they get to group each week! Also helpful for other teachers to know that students aren't just roaming the halls!

I use these on my drawers to plan keep my lesson plans in their perspective days. So cute and great for keeping this organized! Just cut them out and laminate them!

A fun way to see if your students can identify feeling faces and practice some body clues to different feelings such as eyebrow shape, different mouth shapes and different eye shapes or positions. Enjoy!