One way that I have found to adapt when I can't figure out how to go about or do something is to put on my thinking cap and let my mind branch out.

Research has found that Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can still be found in some adults; not always outgrown as thought in the past.

This lesson is to practice using odd and even numbers and is for kids age 7 and older or those who have learned to add and subtract and understand sets.

Techniques for assisting students to clap rhythmic patterns - preparation for math and language patterns.

I have found in teaching that encouraging an attitude in the class of cheering a struggling classmate on gives that student more impetus to move with the group.

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.

From the Adults with Learning Disabilities series: Having one or more learning disabilities can still impact daily life out in the world - particularly on the job.

Kinesthetic ways to learn math and language skills through practicing rhythmic dances for school age kids.

A must-have for a child getting ready to recognize alphabet letters.

Advanced Kinesthetic Lesson: Skills practiced are ABA sequencing of groups, memorization, following oral instructions, working cooperatively as a group while moving using large motor skills rhythmically. For age 9 and older or 4th grade and beyond.