Low incidence classroom activities

Short term memory is often a concern for individuals with executive functioning deficits. This can make it difficult for them to remember assignments or directions. Today's Executive Functioning Forum provides strategies for students who struggle with memory skills. Organizing Materials Students with memory deficits often forget all of the items needed for each of their classes. Provide visual cues and color-coded supports to help them with gathering the needed materials for each class…

Are you looking for engaging CVI-friendly spring activities? These four high-contrast, engaging activities will have your students...

All long time ago and very, very far away from my current location, I got my first job as an SLP. In addition to many students in the general education setting, I served two severely impaired classrooms. In one class, the students spent much of the day on side liers being tube fed and given

Autism and wandering in the classroom can be a huge problem, Learn the 5 steps to changing wandering behavior in your classroom. Listen now...

I could never say enough positive things about using a work box system in the classroom-- for any child. I've used them with typically d...

A free printable for fine motor task cards. Help kids strengthen their fine motor skills with these easy activities!

Use name kits to help teach young children their name. They are a simple and easy tool to use with the kids as part of their name practice.

Teaching Students who are Low-Functioning: Who are they, what do you teach them, and how do you get them included in academics?

A recent study conducted by psychology researchers at Carnegie Mellon University found that children in highly decorated classrooms were ...

For our students that are non-verbal, it seems like you hit a wall in math because they cannot count out loud. However, ALL students can lea...