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FREE Fall Resources for Special Needs Homeschoolers
I LOVE Fall. There is something in the air that adds a touch of excitement to my day. The weather is perfect for Parker to be outside and it’s a great time to engage in a few field trips before the...
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Fine Motor Skills: Teaching Boundaries
I continue the quest of perfecting Parker’s fine motor skills. Strengthening his fingers so that holding a pencil isn’t as hard of a task for him. Perfecting his grasp so that coloring and painting...
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A Simple, Giftable, Fall Craft for Kids
I often work my way through a few online Facebook yard sale groups each day. Oh, the stuff that you can get for cheap that you never knew you needed. Sometimes, though, you can score a steal on...
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Using Sticker Books to Increase Reading Vocabulary Words
Using sticker books to increase reading vocabulary words is brilliant. Seriously. Parker loves sticker books. He needs help with his fine motor skills. Kids with Down syndrome rely on repetition...
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Homemade Christmas Tree Ornaments for Kids
It’s the simplest of dough. Cornstarch. Baking soda. Water. You can add a bit of color and bling if you’d like. I added the slightest drop of blue food coloring and blue glitter to one batch, and...
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DIY Transparencies for a Classroom Light Table
One of the best purchases I have ever made for Parker’s Learning Room has been a classroom light table. We use it for many things: *Fine motor skill activities *Sensory play *Jelly Marbles My newest...
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