by Sasha Long | May 16, 2014 | Art & Fine Motor, Curriculum Ideas, Language Arts, Resources |
I don’t know about your students – but some of my kids have a hard time drawing pictures. They rush. They draw a circle and some lines and call it complete. It lacks details. It lacks focus and attention. Now why do I care about this you ask? It might seem...
by Sasha Long | May 2, 2014 | Art & Fine Motor, Curriculum Ideas |
Sometimes you need to get creative about creating tasks. We need activities in our classroom that integrate multiple types of skills. We have to much to work on to be allowed the luxury of focusing on only one skill set at a time. This new task could be used for...
by Sasha Long | Feb 20, 2014 | Curriculum Ideas, Winter |
The only – and let me say that again – only – good thing about the excessive and ridiculous amount of snow we have experienced lately is that I can do a truckload of snow themed activities. I held off on any thing snowman related prior to Christmas...
by Sasha Long | Jan 8, 2014 | Language Arts, Resources, Winter |
I have some kiddos that STRUGGLE with writing. I have the big letter writers, the obsessive tracers and tracers, the write so light I can’t see it guys, and I even have a write all my letters on top of each other writer. So yes. We work on writing with these...
by Sasha Long | Dec 9, 2013 | Art & Fine Motor, Basic Skills, Language Arts, Resources |
I have been obsessed with dice worksheets this year. Once I taught some of my bundles of joy how to roll dice – which I’m not going to lie was a painful process that involved a lot of prying chubby fingers off of that small square cube – I realized...
