This week, we’re addressing how to build appropriate pencil pressure, teach cursive to children who haven’t yet mastered print, and effective ways to build hand strength.  

Address proper grip for three-year olds, tactile tricks to help frustrated students enjoy writing, and how to adapt instruction to meet the needs of left-handed writers!

Recognize Autism Awareness Month with tips and strategies that meet the needs of your students.

Ask an OT | Fun Handwriting Activities, Overcoming Sensory Restrictive Environments, and Physical Prompting

On March 8, we celebrate the role and accomplishments of women around the world on International Women’s Day.

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If there’s one thing educators and administrators have learned since the pandemic, it’s that education delivery must be flexible.

Black History Month, which takes place each February, recognizes the struggles, triumphs, and contributions of African Americans in the United States.

Every student is unique in who they are, where they come from, and how they learn. While we applaud quick learners and fast adapters, it’s crucial to identify students in need of additional support as soon as possible.

Learning Without Tears is proud to celebrate the importance of reading aloud by observing the 14th annual World Read Aloud Day®, recognized on the first Wednesday of February.