Learning to spell words with more than one syllable through song and rhythmic clapping, for all 3 types of learners - auditory, visual and kinesthetic.

Even if your kid has a learning disability that limits helping out much, by being the model of helping you are instilling an important attitude in your child.

In 78 pages you'll find 33 beginning and advanced lessons for K-6 students in math, language, and large photos of letters in the one-hand alphabet. A great handbook to spark enthusiasm with students of different abilities and learning styles.

Reasons it is useful for children to simultaneously learn the one hand alphabet - sometimes called fingerspelling or signing - and written alphabet letters.

In the outline of a 40 minute lesson plan, practical adaptive techniques to teach rhythmic dance movements, floor exercises, clapping rhythms, and expressive dance. Geared for disabled kids and adults, illustrated, 76 pages.

Ebook: Series of 5 practical ways for kids to get beyond anger and 16 topics with meditations for teens and adults to understand more about anger´s grip and reclaim inner peace. 32 pages.

Tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) causes amongst many symptoms those of some learning disabilities.

Skipping is a compound large rhythmic motor skill that can be done in place or moving forward or backward over the floor.

Kids learn about fair play watching all our interactions.

Here is a session of quiet time that will help out your intermediate students that have some previous experience with stress relief.