Some students have a sensory imbalance that interferes with their academic performance in school. Sensory issues in kids can affect their behavior, emotional state and ability to focus. Teachers can take quick and easy actions to help students cope with overly sensitive sensory systems. Read […]

Lemon Volcanoes! Who knew this was a thing? It’s the perfect rainy day activity and has become one of our favorite science experiments. It’s simple, fun, and sciencey. Try it! Make your own lemon volcano. The kids’ll have a blast while learning a little something […]

Make a time capsule for a fun end of the year activity with your students. It can be used as an end of the year project or a fun New Year’s activity. Read on for more ideas.

Arts and crafts in special education can be tricky. The challenge is in finding age appropriate gifts that students with disabilities can make. 

What if I told you there was a fun way to review math concepts, practice functional life skills, and introduce new topics… in under 5 minutes? I’ve been amazed at how effective this anticipatory set can be… and the best part is that kids enjoy it. Teach math in a different way and watch your students improve!

There’s no tired like teacher tired. Like students, teachers get stressed out from those long testing days too. Avoid teacher burnout and overcome that tired teacher feeling. Here are 8 quick and simple tips to help you survive to the last day of school.