Practical, easy-to-follow tips related to the following topics or challenges: temper tantrums, defiace, focus, social skills, impulsivity, hyperactivity, boundary setting, teaching accountability, goal setting, natural and logical consequences, creating positive interactions, building confidence and self-esteem, and positive behavior strategies
Mini Visual Schedules for Busy Families
Use mini-schedules to help your child be cooperative and confident as they crush their goals and go through their day.
A Poem for Parents (And Their Kids) Be A Hero
Excellent parenting tips wrapped into a clever poem. Check out positive parenting poetry.
Hands-on Learning Materials (and Ideas) for Elementary Math Skills (Counting, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Time & Money)
Fun hands-on learning materials (and ideas) for elementary math skills (Counting, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Time & Money)
Hands-on Learning Materials (and Ideas) for Reading Readiness and Basic Reading Skills (Phonics, Decoding and Sight Word Recognition)
Fun hands-on activities to teacher basic reading (phonics, sight words, decoding)
Strategies for Parents to Help Their Child with Separation Anxiety
research based strategies to support a child with separation anxiety
What Does the US Federal Department of Education Say About School Implementation of IEP Services and 504 Plans During COVID-19
This article provides the information from the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act regarding IEP and 504 Plan services during COVID-19.
Effective Strategies to Teach Academic Concepts to Students on the Autism Spectrum
Research-based academic strategies to teach students on the autism spectrum
A Definition of Autism and Related Diagnoses (Asperger’s Change in DSM Discussed)
Find out about the difference between autism and asperger’s and the characteristics of autism spectrum disorder.
Research-Based Math Problem Solving Strategies for Parents and Teachers
Try these research-based math problem solving strategies with you child or students.
11 Multi-Sensory Activities to Teach Children to Write Letters & Numbers Correctly
Research-based strategies to help children write letters and numbers correctly and combat reversals.
7 Research-Based Strategies to Help Children with Reading Fluency
Check out these research-based strategies to help your child or student with reading fluency.
Evidence Suggests That the Coping Cat Program Reduces Anxiety in Children and Teens
Evidence-based program for anxiety in children and teens – Coping Cat Program
Sample After-School Visual Schedule for Kids with Sensory Needs or Impulsive/Hyperactive Behaviors
Sample after school visual schedule for children with autism or ADHD
9 Methods to Teach Toileting to Individuals on the Autism Spectrum (and to those with other developmental disabilities)
Research-based strategies to help someone on the autism spectrum become independent in using the toilet.
5 Great Games to Play in a Social Skills Group
Check out five great games for a social skills group.
How to Handle Temper Tantrums (Home & School)
Research-based strategies to handle temper tantrums at home and in school
How to Prevent Temper Tantrums (Home & School)
Find out how to stop temper tantrums from a school psychologist and licensed behavior specialist.
What Does Research Say About How We Can Teach Children to Have Empathy?
This article gives research-based tips about how to teach empathy to children.
Top 10 Discipline Tips for Kids with Oppositional Defiant Disorder
This research-based article gives you effective strategies to support kids with challenging behaviors!
Why Hands-On Learning is So Beneficial to Our Children
As humans, we naturally like to move and use our hands! Do you ever notice yourself moving a part of your body (shaking your leg, biting your lip, playing with your fingers, touching your hair) or touching something in your environment (a soft couch, the tv remote, a cup, a fidget toy, a blanket, your phone). We also like to …