Tiny Taters Educator

Parent communication can be so hard to fit into a preschool day! But, it’s essential to building a bridge between home and school and creating a good rapport with parents. These three forms can all be great LOW STRESS options for parent communication. The way I would use the daily log is to print it on cardstock and laminate it. Then, use a wet erase marker when writing on it. This allows for the writing not to smudge and the parents can rinse it with water or wipe it off after they have read

I’m so glad you found this sample! If you enjoy, it go check out the full resource for all the letters. I really wanted to create a hands on, full sensory approach to learning individual letters. These pages are something that could be done at school, as take home work or for home learning. This resource is made up of two different pages for each letter. First, is a writing page. Every writing page has 6 different sections: BuildColorTraceWriteFind and circleDrawBuilding the letter will give t

This is a visual recipe students can follow to practice following step by step directions. Then you can use the play dough for a variety of small group activities.

This simple checklist is an easy way to keep track of IEP writing and increasing your workflow as you write an IEP.

These cute valentines can be used as a Teacher to Student Valentine. You could add a treat or toy to them or just print them off as is. I hope you enjoy them!