Special Education: IEP at a Glance Printable (Easy Prep)
Say bye to paperwork chaos & hello to organized bliss with an IEP at a Glance printable. Learn what it is and how it helps to manage IEPs, then download yours!
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How to Differentiate Activities for Special Ed
When it comes down to it, special ed students learn better in smaller settings. They also learn best with great face to face instruction. Since that’s not always possible (like when there is a global pandemic), then we sped teachers have to get creative.
5 Best Questions to Ask at an IEP Meeting for Autism
Attending your child’s IEP meeting can be stressful. Heading out to the school district main office or campus administration suites kind of brings about a sense… Read More »5 Best Questions to Ask at an IEP Meeting for Autism
Task Box Ideas for Autism (Work Boxes in Special Education)
Need a quick set of task box ideas for autism classrooms? We have a set just for you! Learn how and why you need work tasks for your special education students. Includes a FREE printable task box activity!
Visible Thinking Routines – Best Visual Tools in Special Ed
Visible Thinking Routines are powerful tools that support students’ learning and help make thinking processes visible in a classroom environment. This can make a huge… Read More »Visible Thinking Routines – Best Visual Tools in Special Ed
Autism and Behavior Concepts -Fundamentals of Support
Having worked in special education for nearly 20 years, including time supporting teachers and parents, I can tell you one thing for sure: It can… Read More »Autism and Behavior Concepts -Fundamentals of Support
Visual Rule Cards for Kids with Special Needs
In the world of education, teachers often find themselves in situations that are, well, less than magical. We might not wield wands or wear capes,… Read More »Visual Rule Cards for Kids with Special Needs
Pre-Vocational Skills for Students with Disabilities – Build Better Life Skills
In the world of special education, it’s all about preparing students with disabilities to be more independent and learn the essential life skills that will make them successful in life after graduation. To make sure students have post-secondary success, we have to include pre-vocational skill building as part of our daily instruction. For special education teachers, this task is not only one of our responsibilities, but it’s an absolute imperative in properly preparing students. In this post, we’ll cover prevocational skills for special needs students, including the life skills every student in your classroom should learn.
FREE Printable Play Money (for Math in the Classroom)
Let’s start by addressing the importance of play money in educational settings. Play money serves as an excellent tool to teach young learners the value… Read More »FREE Printable Play Money (for Math in the Classroom)
Break Cards for Students with Autism
In the classroom, special education teachers often encounter inappropriate behavior. One valuable tool to navigate these challenges and provide support is a break card, especially… Read More »Break Cards for Students with Autism