
Why Paint Sticks Belong in Every Special Education Classroom
The perfect art tool for students with fine motor needs If you teach students with autism or other special needs, you know that art time

The perfect art tool for students with fine motor needs If you teach students with autism or other special needs, you know that art time

Prepping ESY can be easy and stress-free! You’ve done all the prep you can at the year’s end to prepare for ESY. You’ve downloaded your

Teaching Extended School Year (ESY) can be both a rewarding and challenging experience. Some of us relish the opportunity to stay busy over the summer,

Centers are a fantastic way to create an interactive and dynamic classroom environment while allowing the special educator to work with small groups of students.

Sensory toys aren’t just fun—they serve a real purpose for students with autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, and other learning differences. Here are a few

In a special education classroom, supporting the behavioral needs of students is a top priority. One effective strategy that has proven successful is the use

The end of the school year is nearing! Everyone is beginning to pack up their classroom and is excited for summer. But… wait! You volunteered

As educators, our top priority is creating a safe and positive environment for our students to learn and grow. But when it comes to working

Teaching special education is an absolute rollercoaster, right? But guess what? You’re not just surviving; you’re thriving! It might not feel like it, but you

Students with autism learn best with hands-on activities! If you are not yet using task boxes in your self-contained classroom, let me help you get