I have always wanted to share the gift of movement and creative dance with individuals with Autism (ASD), Downs Syndrome and Dyspraxia, I believe with all my heart that through voice, sight, touch and sound, dance becomes a universal language. And this universal language can make anyone feel joyful, extraordinary and special — despite learning differences or other special needs. Every student needs their “time to shine,” especially those little superheroes whose bright spirit flutters into our lives and creates a lifetime of inspiration.
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TBS at UDA at UVA Day 3
TBS at UDA at UVA Day 3
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TBS at UDA at UVA Day 2
TBS at UDA at UVA Day 2
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TBS at UDA at UVA Day 1
TBS at UDA at UVA Day 1
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Keep it Simple!
I love teaching children for so many reasons. When presenting rules to your youngest students you have to keep it simple. They simply cannot follow lengthy explanations.
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Matching Game
This game is one of my favorites because of all the lessons that come with the game. You can play it anytime of the year and incorporate different types of pictures for the season (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer) or unit of study at that time (Animals, States, Planets, etc.).
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