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Are you looking for daily movement activities for your children? Check out Child's Pose Studios for a live virtual class daily via Zoom. Can’t tune into the live class? Hop over to YouTube and check out the free 30-Day Kids Yoga Challenge.
Fun fact: I went to grad school with the owner Sarah Rothenberg. She is a vibrant, passionate educator and I am excited to be able to use this platform to support another small business.
Do you have an early learner at home who is still working on basic skills?
A focus wall is a great way to display and practice a set of learning targets for several different categories.
This particular set includes letters, numbers, colors, shapes, greetings, movements, core words, and questions. It would be perfect for a PreK or K student who is currently learning from home.
Integrate these focus wall topics into your daily activities, reinforcing the different skills throughout the day.
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Parents - Many of you are gearing up for your second week of working from home while simultaneously homeschooling your children.
Like many others, I assume you feel pulled in two directions. Families everywhere are in a similar position, trying to conduct Zoom meetings and meet deadlines while also attempting to keep their little humans happy and safe.
That's why I created a new FREE printable. Availability Cards are a tool that parents can use to signal when they are available/not available.
While you work, the RED card provides your children with a list of alternative activities that they can do while they wait. Then, flip to the GREEN card, to indicate that you are available and are ready for a break.
You can download this printable via the latest post on my blog, from the resource library on my website, or on TPT. I will provide a link to the blog post in the comments below.
Are your kids still feeling confused about why they are home from school and not able to do their everyday activities? Check out this video. Four-year-old Raya explains the coronavirus using kid-friendly language!
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As medical professionals from all over the world figure out the best way to fight COVID-19, families are finding new and creative ways of childcare.EDITED: You can now access the printable PDF version of this schedule by clicking this link: bit.ly/BIASDailyHomeSchedule. It will no longer be available via the store on my website.
In the wake of the vast number of school closings, I have created this FREE daily schedule and activity list printable for parents.
The first thing the majority of people asked for over the last few days is some type of printable schedule. Many families are just starting to find out that their children will be out of school for the next 4-6 weeks, and are coming to the realization that in order to maintain continuity they will need to implement a structured schedule.
I created a sample schedule for you, as well as a list of activity ideas for each category. Are the schedule times or order of activities not quite right? Print it out, cut out the strips apart, reorder them to your liking and then glue it to a plain sheet of paper. You can even write in your own times next to each activity. Make learning from home a breeze by scheduling and alternating preferred and non-preferred activities.
Questions, or in need of other resources? Email me at solutions@biasbehavioral.com or drop me a line in the comments below.
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