We spend a lot of time looking for ways to help our little friends calm down. And then there are mornings when those same friends appear to have left their batteries on the charger. Honestly? Sometimes the grown-ups have, too. Wake up yoga gives children and adults a simple way
There are affiliate links in this post. If you click on a link and make a purchase, I receive a small percentage of your purchase (at no extra cost to you). Sensory bottles (or calming bottles) are one of my favorite activities in my classes. Well, really they’re one of
YogaMORE: A magic resource. Imagine a resource you could use in the classroom or during therapy sessions. This magic resource can help encourage social distancing, assist with classroom management, provide active play and gross motor movement. This resource can most often be theme-related, so students are actively engaged while you
So often I hear a parent say, “I can’t do yoga, I’m not flexible at ALL!” Truth is, you don’t have to be flexible to do yoga. At all. In fact, it’s very forgiving. It’s is all about accepting your body and what it’s capable of on any given day.
Happy Earth Day! For today’s activity, we’re going to need paint — blue and green paint. If you were like me and had no “kid paint” on hand at home (mine is all still at school!), here is the recipe for paint that we made yesterday. You probably have the
I decided we would do a quick and easy paint recipe because we will need paint for tomorrow’s Earth Day activity. So if you don’t have any paint, chances are you do have these three ingredients to make your own. It’s easy and the kids really enjoy making it. You’ll
Fruit stamping is such a great activity. I really miss our art classes — so I wanted today’s activity to be something where we can use be creative. It’s pretty straightforward, and I am hoping if you do end up doing this activity, you’ll send me photos — I would
Ever find a good playdough recipe, make it once, and then spend entirely too long trying to find it again? Same. These free sensory recipes keep a collection of hands-on favorites together in printable cards. From playdough and sensory bottles to homemade fake snow, you can choose an activity, gather
Continuing with my interest in all projects dinosaur, I thought this would be fun to try with the kids and they loved it! It doesn’t require a lot of stuff, you may have most of it (if not all) around the house. Making playdough dinosaurs is just a different take
Sensory Bins : General Info Sensory bin activity kits are a great experience for children (and adults too!). If you aren’t sure what they are, we have a great post that explains in detail. Rice Sensory Bins Simply store the rice in the bag provided, make sure it’s sealed