If/when your students get ho-hum about activities toward the end of the school year, change up the work surface to perk up their alertness levels.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Who Needs Paper?
Sometimes it's fun to put paper aside and use other classroom materials for fine motor work:
I drew the circles and the student kept a bunch of pennies in her hand while placing a single penny inside each circle. Can slightly incline the board to facilitate more wrist extension but not so much that the pennies slide off...
Saw this in a first-grade classroom--had no clue you could use dry erase markers on a cookie sheet!
If/when your students get ho-hum about activities toward the end of the school year, change up the work surface to perk up their alertness levels.
If/when your students get ho-hum about activities toward the end of the school year, change up the work surface to perk up their alertness levels.
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