Fine motor activities seem to only be thought of at the beginning of the year, but it is something that students need practice with all year long! It doesn’t take up a lot of extra time, just a few materials and they are ready to go! Awhile ago we discussed
Play has always seemed synonymous with children because it’s what they do. When students come to school now, it seems as if the decision-makers want to limit the amount of playing that goes on in primary classrooms. It is also relegated to the outskirts of the day, where children
I’m just sitting around thinking about the beginning of the year skills that are always beneficial to focus on, and that got me to thinking about fine motor skills and how they are necessary for the classroom. Fine motor skills are an important part of student learning that is often
Hey everyone, how’s it going? I finally went up to my classroom to get it together for the upcoming year, and I came across all of my sensory table materials. So I decided that I wanted have a chat about how I integrated sensory tables into my center rotations. If
Hey guys and dolls, how’s it going? I’m back today to link up with Tara for another In my previous posts here and here, I’ve been getting a head start and making some materials for my sensory table. Without further ado, here we go…. So, sensory tables can be a
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