It was my first year as a self-contained teacher. I was teaching 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. My students were crushing their IEP goals. We were mastering letter sounds, counting to ten, and writing our names. We were really “living our best lives,” as the young kids say these days. 🙂 Then, it happened. The […]
Made for Me Literacy Boom Cards – Distance Learning Tips For Special Education Teachers
The Coronavirus school shutdown has been difficult for children with special needs and their teachers, who have to create distance learning lesson plans. Boom Learning is an innovative interactive website that helps keep children engaged with gamified task cards.
How to Make DIY Sensory Bottles
I’ve had many sensory bottle ideas floating around in my head for quite some time. Now, I’m not sure if I can stop making them. I had foot surgery at the beginning of June, so it’s been a pretty uneventful summer since. What better way to spend my time than immersing myself in preschool Pinterest […]
5 Types Of Visual Schedules Help Students Succeed
Visual schedules promote independence by allowing students to know the sequence of the day’s events.
Streamlining Task Box Data
Recently voted “Teacher of the Year” of her Austin, TX campus, special teacher, Hannah Cash, uses Especially Education task boxes to build independence in her students with mild to moderate disabilities, and shares the quick and simple editable data collection system she developed to ensure student progress can easily be monitored by multiple adults. One […]
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