Use of practical language experience activities is so important for students who use AAC. Check out these great ideas from PrAACtical AAC! #AAC

Helping students deal with anger management can be challenging for both teachers and kids. Try making “cool down cubes” from Crafty Counselor Chick to help! #AngerManagement

Wondering how visual-spatial skills influence math skills in students? Take a look at this blog post from Your Therapy Source to find out! #MathSkills#VisualSpatialSkills

A 9-year-old girl in a wheelchair, who almost gave up on recess because it took too long to bundle up, has joined her mom in helping other kids around the world with her mom’s invention. #FeelGoodFriday

Are you tired of spending money out of pocket for treats and rewards for your students’ good behavior? Check out this FREE coupon rewards menu that your students can earn through a ticket system on Teachers Pay Teachers! #Freebie #PositiveReinforcement

Many of us got snow over the weekend. Continue the fun in the warm indoors with this fluffy snow slime recipe from Quirky Momma. #Snow

Check out this heartwarming video of older sister, Lydia, singing to her little brother, Bo, who has Down Syndrome. #Downsyndrome#YouAreMySunshine #FeelGoodFriday

Check out the Explore AAC website developed by PRC and Saltillo for new AAC users! Browse the site for more information, downloadable communication boards, videos, and more. #AAC

Help your students become self-directed learners with these five easy tips from April Smith – Performing in Education that ANYONE can implement! #SelfDirectedLearner

In this helpful blog post, Capitals First discusses using play-based activities to overcome oral defensiveness, food aversions, and texture sensitivities. #OTTipTuesday #PlayBasedTherapy