printables
Favorite Find of the Month
My favorite find of the month are these coloring books that feature kids with disabilities! Sue Nuenke and her son, Christopher Harmon, have worked together to create fun coloring books and stickers that will help kids “see characters that look like them too”. I am a huge fan of any and all resources that I […]
MoreDon’t forget the teens
During my practicum I always struggled when interacting with teens. Being that I was 21 years old when I was doing my practicum, it seemed awkward for me to provide child life services to someone who was so close in age. During my internship I went out of my comfort zone and really made an […]
MorePrintable surgery role play cards Source: http://www.earlylearninghq.org.uk/latest-resources/doctors-surgery-role-play-signs/
MoreLife size organ printables! Source: http://www.exploringnature.org/db/detail.php?dbID=20&detID=688
MoreI was able to find two options of these fun print outs that would be great for any medical play session! The first option is not free to print out, but there is a sample you can print to get a feel for what you can expect if you buy them. The second option is […]
MoreThis website has some awesome writing prompts available to print – love it! Source: http://whattheteacherwants.blogspot.com/2011/04/wonderful-world-of-writing.html
More“These print outs were designed for older siblings who may have a baby brother or sister in the NICU or hospital.” Source: http://handtohold.org/?s=coloring
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