Strong classroom management skills are a must in special education. Many times our students have deeply rooted behaviors that need to be addressed. Here are 2 classroom management tools that can help you keep students on track without adding in verbal prompts. Affiliate links may be included. ... Read More about Classroom Management Tools
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Teach Vocabulary With BINGO
Teaching and practicing vocabulary in a game format, helps students remain engaged and leads to better learning. Vocabulary or theme words are easily added to BINGO and can be adapted with little effort for the different levels in your classroom. I choose 9 words to focus on at a time and ... Read More about Teach Vocabulary With BINGO
Feature, Function, Class Activity- Low Prep
Use this low prep activity to build language and understanding of feature, function and class with your students. It can be used in the classroom while socially distancing or during distance learning. For this activity, students will listen to your direction and then place a sticker or mark ... Read More about Feature, Function, Class Activity- Low Prep
Teach Students To Ask & Answer Questions
Being able to ask and answer questions is not only a critical component of reading comprehension, it's also an important language building skill. Read on for 2 engaging ways to build reading and language skills. When my district switched to a reading program and assessment that wasn't designed ... Read More about Teach Students To Ask & Answer Questions
Word Walls: 5 Unique Ways To Use Them
Word walls are a great way to introduce vocabulary and provide visual supports for spelling and writing, but don't let the learning stop there! Here are 5 different ways to use word walls that lead to stronger reading and language skills. Word walls can be useful, but they also take up a good ... Read More about Word Walls: 5 Unique Ways To Use Them
