Tiny Taters Educator

Visual Schedules can be a powerful tool for any student but especially our students with communication delays or students on the spectrum. There are multiple ways to use these cards. In my classroom, I use them on a ring. We have them scattered around the room on command hooks so they are always easily accessible. I also love a first, then board for kids that may get overwhelmed with too many steps. The third way I like to use them is a schedule strip. It allows the student to check off the acti

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 resource! 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 the child an opportunity to see how lines and curves come together to

Parenting doesn't come with a handbook. So much of what we learn as parents comes from trial and error and knowing where to get quality information is essential. As professionals, being able to share our knowledge with the parents of our students in a simple and usable way is powerful. The handouts can do just that. These handouts are intended for Preschool or Toddler Classes, Childcare, Speech or Mommy and me classes from ages 1-5.

Counting Collections are a great way to build number sense in young learners and help them to have hands on experiences with counting, sorting and showing how they are thinking about numbers. This set has 5 different recording sheets ranging from counting to 10, all the way to counting to 100. All you need to add are collections of things to count (erasers, pom poms, paper clips, etc.). As your students understand how to do this activity, you can increase the amount of items they can count and s

Visual Schedules can be a powerful tool for any student but especially our students with communication delays or students on the spectrum. There are multiple ways to use these cards. In my classroom, I use them on a ring. We have them scattered around the room on command hooks so they are always easily accessible. I also love a First, Then board for kids who may get overwhelmed with too many steps. The third way I like to use them is a schedule strip. It allows the student to check off the a

I’m so glad you found this resource! I hope it helps your students learn to deal with their big emotions in better ways. This resource includes: 2 How do you feel Picture Boards 2 What do you need Picture Boards 24 different Calming Strategies Visuals on 4 posters In my classroom, I use the calming strategies posters in my calming corner area. I also use the Calming Strategies Visuals with individual students and during whole group instruction so they have a lot of modeling and practice

Are you looking for a way to motivate your students or child to keep up their writing skills this summer? Check out this no prep writing journal! It has 15 different pages with a 5 star writing key on the bottom of each page. There is room for a picture, enough writing lines for a few sentences and a cute picture to color. I hope your kids enjoy writing this summer!

This book is based on the predictive text of Brown Bear, Brown Bear. My students struggle every year to grasp quantitative concepts, so I paired those with shapes we have already been working on. I put these concepts together in a full color book that is easy enough for my students to read after a few times reading it through. Great for preschool and Kindergarten students that need practice on these concepts.

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

I’m so glad you found these Deep Breathing Cards! I hope it helps your students learn to deal with their big emotions in better ways. This resource includes: Triangle Breathing Poster Square Breathing Poster 8 Different Animal Breathing cards on 2 posters 8 Single page animal breathing Cards In my classroom, I use the posters in my calming corner area. I use the breathing cards in our whole group instruction. during circle time. This allows all of my students at various levels to be able to p

This Quiet or Busy Book is a great way to help your child develop skills, while working independently. Sitting with your child and pointing out what they are seeing or doing is a great way to build language. The book can be great for church, road trips, quiet time, homeschool or anytime your child needs an activity to keep them occupied. This is also a great way to help students who need to practice these skills be able to practice them in a quick, fun way! Book 2 includes: Shape SortingColor

I hope you love these Alphabet Posters as much as I do! When I was setting up my Kindergarten classroom, I looked for something that fit what I wanted and didn't love the options available, so I decided to make my own clipart for the alphabet and found a color palette that I loved. I loved creating them so much that now I want to share it with you! This is the Boho rainbow version of the posters. These half sheet letter posters show have a cute black and white line drawing for each letter wit

I hope you love these Alphabet Posters as much as I do! When I was setting up my Kindergarten classroom, I looked for something that fit what I wanted and didn't love the options available, so I decided to make my own clipart for the alphabet and found a color palette that I loved. I loved creating them so much that now I want to share it with you! This is the Rainbow Pastel version of the posters. These half sheet letter posters show have a cute black and white line drawing for each letter wi

Working in education is flat out hard. Some days are magic but other days are a literal trash fire. One thing that helps me keep returning day after day is focusing on the good things that happen and the change I am making in the lives of children. What better way to do that in a lasting way than keeping a journal about it! Enter the Exceptional Educator Journal and Planner! This planner has enough pages for 4 weeks or one month. You can print and bind them a month at a time or print enou

This is such a fun way for students to practice beginning sounds and also reading short phrases! Use pictures to identify the secret code and practice essential skills at the same time. This set includes a Code Word Key as well as 6 different end of the school year themed phrases.

I hope you love these Alphabet Posters as much as I do! When I was setting up my Kindergarten classroom, I looked for something that fit what I wanted and didn't love the options available, so I decided to make my own clipart for the alphabet and found a color palette that I loved. I loved creating them so much that now I want to share it with you! This is the Seabreeze/Calming Greens and Blues version of the posters. These half sheet letter posters show have a cute black and white line drawi

Working in education is flat out hard. Some days are magic but other days are a literal trash fire. One thing that helps me keep returning day after day is focusing on the good things that happen and the change I am making in the lives of children. What better way to do that in a lasting way that keeping a journal about it! Enter the Exceptional Educator Journal! This journal has enough pages for 4 weeks or one month. You can print and bind them a month at a time or print enough for a who

I’ve been teaching special education preschool for 15 years now. I’ve done and seen A LOT of activities. Some fall flat and can’t keep any kid’s attention and some really land and the kid want to do them again and again. Most of my students really struggle with communication and needs lots of practice with both receptive communication and expressive communication. Enter one of my favorite style of games: Picture or object recognition games! There are almost infinite uses for them! Here are a f

I hope you love these Alphabet Posters as much as I do! When I was setting up my Kindergarten classroom, I looked for something that fit what I wanted and didn't love the options available, so I decided to make my own clipart for the alphabet and found a color palette that I loved. I loved creating them so much that now I want to share it with you! This is the Primary Colors version of the posters. These half sheet letter posters show have a cute black and white line drawing for each letter w