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Do Students with Disabilities Require Unending Patience?

Heward discusses ten notions that he believes limit the effectiveness of special education. One of these notions is that patience is required to be a good teacher of children with disabilities and that one should not expect too much from students with disabilities.

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7 Ways to Help Your Child Become a Better Writer

Developing your child into a better writer only takes some patience and time. With these fun steps, your child will surely improve their writing skills.

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Brain Teasers: Count the Squares and Triangles

A brain teaser is a type of riddle that makes one think outside the box. Some brain teasers are easy, some are a little harder, and some can make you ponder.

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Printable Maze Games for Kids

Mazes are a straightforward yet fun activity and an excellent way of practicing penmanship skills by encouraging children to stay within the lines. 

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Logical Thinking Exercise with Colors

Print the quiz. Using a red and yellow pencil, learners must replace the question marks with either a solid yellow, solid red, yellow border or red border.

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Fun with Word Ladders

Word ladders are a great tool for helping students enhance their decoding, phonics, spelling, and vocabulary skills. Additionally, they encourage the use of problem-solving and verbal reasoning abilities. The challenge involves transforming one word into another by changing just one letter at each step to create a valid new word.

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Why Puzzles Are Good for Your Child’s Development (Puzzles Included)

You’ve probably heard that puzzles are good for your child’s mind and cognitive development. You may have received puzzles as baby showers or new baby gifts. But why are puzzles considered helpful to a child’s mental development? Here are some reasons.

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Nouns: What They Are, Types, Worksheets

A noun is a word that refers to a thing (table, basketball), a person (Simon Cowell, the president, my mother, a girl), an animal (dog), a place (New York, Disneyland, my bedroom), a quality (softness), an idea (freedom), or activity (swimming). It’s usually a single word, but not always: eye, feet, ice cream, mother-in-law, and time and a half are all nouns.

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Past Tense: -ed Pronounced as /t/, /d/, or /əd/

-ed that forms part tense can be pronounced in different ways. It can be pronounced as /t/, /d/, or /əd/.

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Adjectives: What They Are, Importance, Types, Worksheets

Adjectives are fundamental linguistic instruments that enable us to conjure up vivid images in the minds of our readers or listeners. These strong words describe or alter nouns, such as persons, places, or things, to add more information and clarity.

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Adverbs: What They Are, Types, Tips, Worksheets

Adverbs are essential words that help you make your sentences more precise and detailed. Their descriptions help you communicate a more precise message by indicating the how, when, where, and extent of actions. You will learn about the different kinds of adverbs in this article and how to use them in your writing.

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Difference Between Area and Perimeter; Worksheets

Understanding the difference between area and perimeter is crucial in mathematics and various real-world applications such as construction, design, and even daily life activities.

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