Our students spend a lot of time each week out of the classroom at specials. While there are many benefits to music, art, PE, and library, these specials can eat up a lot of time... time our students need to work on their IEP goals. Specials area classes are a great opportunity to practice ... Read More about Target IEP Goals In Special Area Classes
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3 Ways To Celebrate Earth Day In Your Classroom
There are many meaningful & fun ways to teach students about the importance of taking care of the Earth and showing them they can each make a difference! Here are just a few of the ways you can celebrate Earth Day with your class. Integrate earth day activities across subjects During ... Read More about 3 Ways To Celebrate Earth Day In Your Classroom
6 Skills To Target With Board Games
Board games are a lot of fun for kids, but they can also be a great educational tool for teachers to target skills with their students. One of the best things about playing board games is that students think they are just “playing”, when in fact they are learning as well! I encourage you to add ... Read More about 6 Skills To Target With Board Games
Organizing Task Bins
Task boxes play an important role in how we help students practice working independently in my classroom. We use them during independent work systems, centers, stations and during direct instruction. We have them for all different levels and skills which can make it cumbersome to keep track of ... Read More about Organizing Task Bins
5 Ways To Have Hands On Instruction During Covid
Hands-on learning is such an incredibly important component of a special education classroom. We all know that our students need to be active in their learning in order to succeed. The struggle right now is, how do we give them the opportunities to be hands-on learners with all of the safety ... Read More about 5 Ways To Have Hands On Instruction During Covid
