As many as 1 in 20 children struggle with sensory issues. To address these needs in the classroom, sensory integration has become a staple in early education. This book will be every teacher's bible of sensory activities!
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Angermeier is board certified in pediatrics.
Krzyzanowski is an experienced occupational therapist.
Moir is certified in neurodevelopmental treatment techniques.
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This review is from: Learning in Motion: 101+ Sensory Activities for the Classroom (Paperback)
This book offers experienced and new therapists, teachers and parents a great activity book for young children that can adjust to meet their different skill in the same task. All of the activities presented are easy to incorporate into a therapy session or lesson plan because they have clearly stated goals and objectives. The book is written with multiple activities that fit in the typical month themes used by many schools and community groups. The materials needed for these activities are clearly listed and easy to obtain. The method of presentation of the activities incorporates active movement and group cooperation which is a vital skill for young children to learn. Each activity comes with a parent communication letter which explains the activity, how it will help the child's development and what the caregivers can do at home to reinforce these skills. The book also includes a recipe section for creating sensory exploration activities. A fun book, timer saver for the busy teacher or therapist that offers great activities.
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This review is from: Learning in Motion: 101+ Sensory Activities for the Classroom (Paperback)
Learning in Motion has been such as asset to me in my work. I am an occupational therapist in the school system. The book is so organized and easy to use. It gives activities for each month, a break down of the skills that activity works on, and even a note to write home. It has been so well received in the schools where I work that some of the teachers have gotten their own copy to help them work on sensory processing and fine motor skills in the classroom. Activities are easy to grade up or down depending on the kind of students you have and it truly has been my go-to book when lesson planning. Truly a great find!!!
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A few good ideas,
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This review is from: Learning in Motion: 101+ Sensory Activities for the Classroom (Paperback)
I was hoping for a book full of great ideas but this book is rather basic. I am a new teacher and much of what is in this book is rather common. A very small handful of great activities.
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help your child grow, play clay, scooter board, candy clay, rug squares, child with visual impairment, wheelbarrow walking, paper plate puppet, finger awareness, tripod grasp, motor planning skills, good body awareness, visual tracking skills, bingo markers, commando crawl, scissor skills, clothing fasteners, bilateral coordination, therapy ball, tag strip, pinch strength, hold parachute, yarn balls, small tongs, mural paper Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Multilevel Instruction, Motion Letter, Activity Goals, Hula Hoop, Purpose of the Activity Our, London Bridge, Educational Goals, Native Americans, Humpty Dumpty, Procedure Adaptations, Rapper Snappers, The Cat, Irish Potato Candy, Motion Adaptations, Gertie Ball, Scissors Procedure, Objectives Materials Upon, Silly Bird, Jack Be Nimble, The Cow Jumped Over the Moon, The Gingerbread Man, Self-Help Skills Development Group Development Time, Hat Pass, Big Ball Kick-Off, Gross-Motor Skills Development Group Development Time Browse Sample Pages:
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help your child grow, play clay, scooter board, candy clay, rug squares, child with visual impairment, wheelbarrow walking, paper plate puppet, finger awareness, tripod grasp, motor planning skills, good body awareness, visual tracking skills, bingo markers, commando crawl, scissor skills, clothing fasteners, bilateral coordination, therapy ball, tag strip, pinch strength, hold parachute, yarn balls, small tongs, mural paper Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Multilevel Instruction, Motion Letter, Activity Goals, Hula Hoop, Purpose of the Activity Our, London Bridge, Educational Goals, Native Americans, Humpty Dumpty, Procedure Adaptations, Rapper Snappers, The Cat, Irish Potato Candy, Motion Adaptations, Gertie Ball, Scissors Procedure, Objectives Materials Upon, Silly Bird, Jack Be Nimble, The Cow Jumped Over the Moon, The Gingerbread Man, Self-Help Skills Development Group Development Time, Hat Pass, Big Ball Kick-Off, Gross-Motor Skills Development Group Development Time Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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