4 Exercise Progressions, 5W’s, and an H
4 Exercise Progressions, 5W’s, and an H The most frustrating part of beginning a fitness or physical education program for students with special needs is that educators and professionals are...
Activities
Special Twist Cheerleading: Something to Cheer about!
We, as parents, are often times faced with unique decisions about how to involve our children in activities that are best suited, or tailored, to their needs. Does this activity...
My Friendship Bracelet Maker
Winter is raging in parts of the country and it’s a great time to get your child involved indoors with creative play. Projects are a great way to teach your...
It’s Fall: Sneak in a Little Outdoor Fun Together With Your Kids
Seek & Find Outside Time School is hard work for many Special Needs children. Students are expected to sit in one spot, calmly walk in orderly lines, speak only with...
Are You My Mummy?
With a simple piece of material, you can turn a child into a fun monster, plus
Team Players
Krissy Peterson loves sports, especially basketball. Like many young adults, she’s excited to get out on
Relationship Rescue: How Do I Get My Child Interested in Sports
“How do I get my child interested in sports or recreation of any kind?”
Bubble Blowing Game
Take out a bubble wand and a jar of bubbles and blow and every kid (and grown-up) gets captivated. In this game, they can make all the bubbles they want...
Balloon Baseball Game
Balloons are always one of the best toys because they attract attention and they are light and easy to play with. This game uses the balloon as the ball in...
Penny Flick Game
This is a quickly organized social and fine motor game with an easy to find material, pennies. Partner two children across from each other or have children sitting around a...
