If your middle or high school student loses perspective on relative importance of work or you want them to go deeper in their understanding Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will engage in daily reflection to solidify the day's learning, address unresolved pro... View More
If your elementary school student is anxious, stressed or struggles with prioritizing How to Apply It! 1) Daily reflection is an effective way for students to solidify the day's learning, build awareness of their interests and motivations, and address unreso... View More
If your student needs to strengthen finger muscles How to Apply It! 1) Therapy putty is specifically designed to improve fine motor skills by providing an appropriate level of resistance depending on the strengthening a student needs. 1) Therapeutic put... View More
If your child resists trying new things or tries but doesn't continue How to Apply It! 1) Parents need to be patient and offer daily reminders to help children develop new habits and routines. 2) Parents often believe that a child is not listening or tryi... View More
Create Your Own Flashcards 1) Use multi-colored index cards to categorize the information by color. Write the term or concept on one side and the definition, answer, or explanation on the other side. Keep the writing short and simple. 2) If you learn better... View More
Particularly good for students whose verbal reasoning skills are stronger than memory Instruction and Practice 1)Objective: Students will build automaticity with common prefixes and suffixes to help improve reading efficiency, as well as expand their vocabul... View More
If your student is self-conscious about or has difficulty generating ideas for creative writing How to Apply It! 1) Take a story your students enjoy and propose a few "what if" scenarios. What if the character had turned right instead of left? What if the ... View More
If your child struggles to visualize distance and/or relationships between 3-D objects Teach It! 1)Objective: Students will strengthen spatial reasoning skills. 2)Takeaways: a) Building sets are a creative way to develop problem-solving, organization and s... View More