How to Send Smaller Pdf Files
We, as special educators, need to get creative when providing learning materials to students on our caseload. I am here to teach you a straightforward
Category: Curriculum
Tips For Supporting Self-Contained Students During Distance Learning
This is a crazy and unprecedented time we are living in right now. If you are a special education teacher, you have probably been feeling
Top 3 Reading Comprehension Strategies for Students with Autism
This comprehensive guide delves into the top three strategies for teaching reading comprehension to autistic students, focusing on unlocking their potential to express ideas despite
The 3 Best Social Skills Curriculums
Training our students with autism in social skills has always been important. Unfortunately, it seems this part of our job is something “they don’t teach
The Writing Process: Engaging Students with Autism
Have you gotten stuck with some students on perpetually learning how to form letters, trace, or copy words? Sometimes we forget that writing is a
Keep Busy Hands at Work with Structured Play Centers
Feeling the struggle of keeping your self-contained classroom engaged? I get it. The same old file folder games and task boxes just weren’t cutting it
Five Reasons You Should be Using Token Boards
A token board is a behavior management tool that special education teachers know is vital for their students but don’t always follow through with them.
Teaching Character and Setting to Students with Autism
I firmly believe that a student with autism can learn almost any concept… as long as you present it in a way they can understand.
Teaching Word Problems to Students with autism
Word problems are difficult for any student, let alone a student with mild/moderate autism. When I first started teaching, I thought there was just no
Creating Authentic and Hands-On Experiences
Sometimes the most simplest plans become the most profound! My first graders needed to learn about earth’s natural resources (I follow Virginia’s Standards of Learning).