Walker Weekly Learning

This is a good tool to use as a special education teacher or a general education teacher. This is a good way for me to better understand my students, and for the students to better understand their learning needs.

During a time where many festivals, fairs, and public gatherings are cancelled due to COVID-19, I have created a fun Fair Activities that you can easily implement in the comfort of your own home. Activities are developmentally leveled for ages 1-6, but many games all ages would enjoy. I hope these activities bring you and your family JOY! Includes: - Activity Map - Food Ideas - Book Recommendations - Farm Visuals - 6 Activities - Additional Ideas

Positive Affirmations aligned to the 5 components of Social-Emotional Learning.: Self-Management, Responsible Decision Making, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, Self AwarenessGreat for weekly or monthly character traits.Builds Classroom CommunityPositive ReinforcementPromotes Social Emotional DevelopmentClassroom ManagementVocabulary building (word exposure, synonyms, antonyms)30+ Positive affirmations / character traitsPositive Affirmation Winner visual and book recommendations

Social-Emotional, Speech and Language, Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Cognitive Vision, and Self-Care Development from newborn to 12 months. It provides a chart that you can utilize with your child as they grow, to document their milestones. Every child develops at different paces. Each milestone doesn't have to be met at the specific month provided (give or take a few months). The chart also provides the milestones and some activity ideas for each developmental category.

Farm Visuals created for ages 1-4, but good for all ages. Great resource to expose and expand vocabulary of children. Included: - Barn - Fence - Farmers - Tractor - Harvester - Straw - Hay - 2 crops - Silo - Grain Bin - 9 farm animals *Check Out my Fair Bundle!!!

An Early Childhood Jungle Song great for movement breaks, imaginative play, following directions, turn taking, and learning about animals. Included is the lyrics, dance moves, and ideas on how to use.

Down on the farm is a great early childhood movement break activity. It involves farm animals, actions of the animals, counting, and movements for your little ones. Includes: - Lyrics - Movements - Example of the song

4 Sorting Mats with items to sort. You can also utilize real world items as well. Good for scaffolding toddler activities thru kindergarten. - Letter or Number? - Capital Letter or Lowercase Letter? - Letters or Picture? - Letters, Numbers, or Shapes - cutouts of capital letters - cutouts of lowercase letters - cutouts of numbers 1-20 - cutouts of 2-D shapes - cutouts of pictures

The template includes important information for participants in the birth are clear on the plan. Click the link below to learn more about completing a birth plan. http://www.strongerhappierhealthierconfident.com/2018/03/creating-birth-plan.html Template Includes: - Mother and Father's information - contact information - medical information - post delivery clearance - pain management - father involvement - postpartum - In case of a C-Section - List of Relaxation Techniques you would

I use this to prepare for parent-teacher conferences. I fill out part of it, so that I can cover the information on the sheet. Then I add notes to it as I talk to the parents. At the end, a parent signs the bottom of the sheet to show that we discussed the following information. Then I I make a copy for the parents to take home, and I keep the original for future reference.

Fun for all ages.Print, decorate, and write what you hope or wish for the new year. On the band4 Premade New Year’s Eve Phrases1 blank hat to create your ownUse premade headband straps or make your own.

Finding a good daycare is difficult. I have created a spreadsheet of questions to have ready for finding a good daycare, nanny, or babysitter. Follow the blog at: http://www.strongerhappierhealthierconfident.com/2018/03/what-to-ask-when-looking-for-daycare.html to learn more about how to find the daycare right for you and your little one.

I have created special days devoted to self care. This was made as a starting point, and a way to hold you accountable. It is more important now more than ever to take care of our mental and physical health during "Shelter in Place." Continue to follow the CDC guidelines, and take care of yourself!

If you have a parent who is in the process of getting their child evaluated for a possibly disability outside of school, you can hand them this handout. This is a list of questions, they they should ask their health provider, so that they get all of the information.