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Sample Toddler Daily Routines from a Pediatric OT By Jessica Rapp Irwin, OTR/L Founder of Rooted in Routine and Toddler Mom As ...
Today we have a guest blog post from Laura M. Jackson. Laura is a mom and author of a new book, Discovering Dyscalculia. She sh...
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Sample Toddler Daily Routines from a Pediatric OT
Sample Toddler Daily Routines from a Pediatric OT By Jessica Rapp Irwin, OTR/L Founder of Rooted in Routine and Toddler Mom As ...
The Best 5 Tools for the Montessori Environment
Whether you’re creating or updating a Montessori play space at home or in the classroom, there are a few tools that can make a ...
Workday Routines with Time Timer
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Setting Up a Calming Corner in the Classroom
A calm corner is a designated area in a home or classroom where people of all ages can go to, well, “calm down.” Learn The impo...
How Visual Learners Can Benefit From Time Timer
Time Timer from its origin was designed to “show” the passage of time through the use of a colored disk. This makes it an incre...
How to Encourage Independent Play for Toddlers
Playtime is one of the best ways to encourage independence in young children. Independent play is a great way to support your t...