| Edition |
First edition. |
| Description |
xi, 209 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-209). |
| Contents |
1. What makes extra busy kinesthetic children tick? -- Understanding the kinesthetic nature of extra busy children -- Kinesthetic experiences to T.H.I.N.K. about -- Questionnaire for finding an extra busy kinesthetic child's formula for ticking -- Connecting with extra busy children -- Calming extra busy bees -- Ways to calm extra busy children -- |
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2. An extra busy child's best environment -- Developmentally appropriate practice -- The power of a predictable schedule -- Classroom tools and techniques -- Extra tool tidbits -- |
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3. Working with extra busy children -- The power of sign language -- Transitioning ideas -- Redirecting extra energy -- Logging busy behavior -- |
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4. Ready, set, play -- Constructive play -- Limited-space play -- Outdoor play -- Physical play -- Water play (and consumption) -- Books -- boxes for play -- |
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5. Sensory integration and extra busy kinesthetic children -- Sixty-seven sensory play and art activities -- Goopy, gooey busyness -- Music and movement -- |
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6. The basics of sleeping and eating for extra busy kinesthetic children -- The importance of proper food and sleep -- Simple staple foods -- Sleep matters -- Bedtime routines -- |
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7. Let's wrap up -- An obvious increase in busyness -- A few final thoughts. |
| Subject |
Hyperactive children -- Education (Early childhood)
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Movement education -- Study and teaching (Early childhood) -- Activity programs.
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Sensorimotor integration.
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| Other Form: |
Online version: Cross, Aerial. Ants in their pants. 1st ed. St. Paul, MN : Redleaf Press, 2010 (OCoLC)683248442 |
| ISBN |
9781933653877 paperback |
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1933653876 paperback |
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