31 Days of Pinterest Hacks

For families, educators, and clinicians working with disabled, chronically ill, and neurodivergent learners.

Welcome to 31 Days of Pinterest Hacks!

If you’re like me, you probably spend hours perusing Pinterest to find a ton of ideas. Only, you might find yourself pinning and never going back because the activity is just not doable for a disabled or neurodivergent child.

I’ve been there.

In this series, I share adaptations/modifications for activities commonly found on Pinterest.

 

Develop the habit of asking the right
questions when viewing an inspiration board.

 

Don’t just pin the ideas. Do something about them!

 

Day 1: Sensory Bins

Day 2: Flannel Boards

Day 3: Painting

Day 4: Musical Experiences

Day 5: Drawing Tips

Day 6: Sharing Stories

Day 7: In the Kitchen

Day 8: Pretend Play

Day 9: Outdoor Play

Day 10: Alternatives to Worksheets

Day 11: Playdough Tips

Day 12: Yarn Play

Day 13: Easing into Group Activities

Day 14: Movement Activities

Day 15: Toy Suggestions

Day 16: Furniture/ Equipment

Day 17: Problem Solving

Day 18: Numeracy

Day 19: Cutting and Pasting

Day 20: Shapes, Colors

Day 21: Handwriting

Day 22: Writing Tips

Day 23: Literacy

Day 24: Science

Day 25: Social Studies

Day 26: Technology

Day 27: Books

Day 28: Celebrating the Holidays

Day 29: Organizing

Day 30: Final Thoughts: How to use Pinterest

Day 31: Giveaway (Giveaway expired. Page removed)

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