Blog Posts

Making Schedules for Kids with Autism

I am honored to have Meg from LearnPlayThrive.com guest post on our blog and provide a fantastic infographic on making schedules for kids with Autism.… Read More »Making Schedules for Kids with Autism

There are several times throughout the year when I want to send some love to my kid's teachers for teacher appreciation, holiday gifts, end of the year gifts and birthdays... Cute and simple DIY teacher appreciation with these FREE Nothing Bundt Cake Labels!

Teacher Appreciation with Nothing Bundt Cake

Show Teachers Some Appreciation with BUNDT CAKE! There are several times throughout the year when I want to send some love to my kid’s teachers… Read More »Teacher Appreciation with Nothing Bundt Cake

Autism and Wandering

Wandering in children with Autism is common… Here’s my story as a teacher who has had to help find a missing child as well as… Read More »Autism and Wandering

End of Year Teacher Checklist

This End of Year Teacher Checklist includes the 5 Things you can do to make the Fall run better, right now! So, as you wrap up this school year, put these 5 end of year action items on your end of year teacher checklist because these 5 easy things will make next fall fabulous!

How to use personal finance in a vocational training class to address transition needs after and IEP meeting when parents are worried about what's next. So helpful to get kids thinking about their futures. Vocational and Transition needs of Sped Student.

Vocational and Transition Needs of SpEd Student

How to use this personal finance project in a vocational training class to address transition needs and financial literacy to my students. Read more…

6 Steps to a Successful Autism Unit

6 Steps to a Successful Autism Unit I can tell you right now, if you are NOT doing these 6 things in your Autism Unit… Read More »6 Steps to a Successful Autism Unit

If there was a simple thing you could do to help your student communicate better, wouldn’t you? Here it is- a communication mini-challenge for teachers in Autism units...

Communication Mini-Challenge for Teachers in Autism Units

There never seems to be a great time to start new strategies for students in your classroom. If there isn’t one thing going on, there… Read More »Communication Mini-Challenge for Teachers in Autism Units

$Are you finding it hard to differentiate for all your students in a multi-level special education class, Autism unit, or self-contained room? Been there. Here are a few ideas on how to easily and painlessly differentiate math stations with ideas you can apply to other content areas.$