My kids loved making these reindeer marshmallow treats. They are a quick and easy no-bake cooking option to use in your classroom. In this blog post today I'm sharing everything you need to make these reindeer marshmallow treats with your students.What You NeedInstructionsCOOKING MUST-HAVESIf you are looking to start ... read more
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Snowman Sock Craft for Kids
My students loved making this snowman sock craft this week. They were easier to make than I first expected.. I was a little bit wary to be honest, worried that they were going to be hard. BUT, my students had a lot of fun with them.. And they were a great hands-on craft.In this blog post I'm sharing all of the materials and ... read more
Halloween Cooking and Crafts for Kids
In this blog post I'm sharing Halloween cooking and crafts for kids. These are what we have been doing this month in our classroom.. And they have been so much fun! Bell Pepper GhostsFor this craft, I provide students with black paper or card. I slice a bell pepper in half and provide different color paints. Students dip ... read more
Superhero Crafts for Kids Painting
I don't know about your students - but superheroes are very popular with us. And I'm always on the look out for exciting superhero crafts for kids. And this week we've been busy making superhero themed hands and feet. Recently, we have been painting with our hands and feet. And the students have loved it! We weren't sure ... read more
What Are Worry Eaters?
The National Autistic Society state that around 40% of people on the autism spectrum have at least one anxiety disorder. And for reference, that's in comparison to 15% of people in the general population. That's a much higher rate. What is an Anxiety Disorder?Anxiety is the way that your body naturally responds to stress. ... read more
Measurement Activities for Special Education
Measurement can be a skill that's really hard for our students to work on. So today, I'm sharing some of our most successful measurement activities that have worked with our students. I'm going to be sharing a range of activities for students to work on measuring height length and weight. Links included in this blog post ... read more
How to Use Sand Timers in Special Ed?
Today in this blog post, I'm answering the question 'How to Use Sand Timers in Special Ed?'It's a question I actually get quite regularly, and one that I'm accustomed to being able to easily answer. After using sand timers for over 10 years in the classroom.. It's safe to say that I've tried probably almost every sand timer ... read more
Name Activities for Kids Literacy Centers
It's really important for our students to be able to recognize and write their own name. That's why today I'm sharing my top 10 name activities for kids. And I can guarantee these will be a huge hit with your students!It's important to differentiate for your students, because they're all going to be at different levels for ... read more
Don’t Say It! Ice Breaker Game for Back to School
The start of the year can be an exciting but scary time. Especially for ours students who may be nervous. That's why we love to use this ice breaker game with our higher ability students. It's a great resource to use during your first few days of school. And it will help your students feel more relaxed, comfortable and ... read more
Giant Jaffa Cake Recipe for Baking
If you're not from UK you may not actually know what a Jaffa Cake is. But, they are absolutely delicious! And we had SO much fun making a giant one with our students, that I wanted to share the giant jaffa cake recipe with you too!Follow the instructions below and let me know if you give it a go making one! We had a lot of ... read more
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