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Sensory boxes are great for tactile exploration and can be used for teaching as well. The boxes may consist of just about anything: rice, sand, water, jello, leaves, beans, etc.Learn More

Here is a list of various items that may be included or rotated in a science center.Learn More

Ready-made story visuals and activities to go with the story, "Spring Stinks" by Ryan T Higgins.Learn More

Center time is a rich learning time where children explore and practice. Here are ways to embed core in common learning centers.Learn More

Here are some ideas to celebrate Groundhog Day with young children.Learn More

LessonPix allows users to create graphing pages with your choice of pictures and words for various graphing lessons.Learn More

Check out these simple visuals and activities to celebrate Earth Day on April 22nd.Learn More

Learning About Winter- Check out some Snowman Theme Ideas.Learn More

Visual supports are a research-based practice of using pictures or “visuals” to communicate. Because speech is a temporary signal – it is there and then gone, visual strategies help students focus on important information, see how concepts are connected, and integrate prior knowledge with new knowledge. Most people are visual learners.Learn More

Are worksheets appropriate in an early childhood classroom? A look at the evolution and appropriateness of worksheets.Learn More

This winter story follows young Peter as he plays and explores snowy day activities.Learn More

"Talk Like a Pirate" Day fun activities for the classroom, speech therapy, and OT.Learn More

Each spring, many classrooms dedicate a week to the theme of "eggs". Here are some great ideas to promote language and learning.Learn More

When Groundhog takes a vacation, the townspeople recognize how special Groundhog is and learn to ask questions that show they care.Learn More

There are many fun ways to model core communication in the Dramatic Play Center within the Early Childhood Inclusive Classroom.Learn More

The math center can be a great place to embed core vocabuary and promote working with peers.Learn More