I asked my S’s on FlipGrid, “what do you wish others knew about Autism?” & I want to share this S’s response b/c I am SO proud of his confidence & his ability to always see the good! Different truly does not make you less than, you just have more spice! ✨#AutismAcceptance#TVDSB
Grateful to spend time with family out west this summer. Last year was the first time in 15 years I was unable to go bc of the pandemic. Relishing in every moment & not taking time for granted.☀️
Kids need to see adults:
- Reading books
- Working hard
- Taking care of themselves
- Making mistakes
- Learning from mistakes
- Being happy
- Being sad
- Helping others
- Standing up
- Voting
- Playing
- Being silly
- Being serious
- Being scared
- Being brave
- Being kind
@PlayBlooket has been a life saver in keeping S engagement up this week. Each day we tested a different mode while practicing mult. facts. Today we tried to persuade eachother why one mode was better than the other & voted for our favourite. Tower Defense & Factory won!!🤩
S’s used This Is Sand this week to create a piece of abstract art.
Success criteria:
- Use variations of one colour to display value
- Fill at least 3/4 of the page
Bonus Teacher Win: Many made multiple bc they found it so relaxing. 🙌🏽
Report card comment I actually want to write: "This year is hard. <Ss> showed up, worked every day. No matter what mark you see they have achieved success. I wish <Ss>, their family, and everyone in the community all the best as we continue to navigate within this global pandemic
It may have felt like winter out yesterday, but inside we had our room feeling like Spring! Experimenting with clay to create textured art, just like Barbara Reid. ☀️🌈🌼
Disappointed she couldn’t perform at the nursing home like she does every year so, we made sure she could showcase her incredible talent at school today. Prompted a good discussion about determination and courage when trying new things! 🍀✨
Third day of March Madness was Art Rotations - Magnet Mosaics, Rolling for Pattern Blocks, Laurel Burch Cats & Hand Art. Students continuing to demonstrate increased engagement getting to collaborate with their peers all day.