Adapted high-quality curriculum to help special education students succeed in the classroom
Distance learning has caused teachers to think about how to teach online while still providing their students with meaningful, engaging activities. Enter Boom cards! Boom cards are self-checking, interactive activities for your students. Our Made for Me Literacy Boom Cards are perfect for at-home learning! Get started using literacy Boom cards with your thinkers. Here are some tips to get… Read More
Social stories are narratives with visual elements that give students an engaging, relatable perspective. Students can connect to the stories being told from a first-person perspective, and the social stories become their own stories. Using social stories in connection with teaching and processing before behaviors escalate can help lessen behavior problems and give students coping mechanisms before or as they… Read More
Early elementary literacy is not just about reading and answering questions. Literacy encompasses exploring and generating written, spoken, and visual content. This broadens and enriches our comprehension of tangible and imaginary realms, granting us profound insights into our sense of self, the experiences of others, and the broader world we inhabit. Made for Me Literacy units are designed to help… Read More
Are you looking for new ways to unlock creativity in your classroom? Look no further. We understand the importance of engaging all students in exciting and creative learning experiences, especially those with special needs. From simple and delicious snacks to more complex meals, visual recipes can be tailored to suit different skill levels and accommodate various dietary restrictions. With easy-to-follow,… Read More
There’s no shortage of anchor charts in this bundle! Whether you print and assemble them as a whole group or use the digital version on Google Slides, we’ve got everything you need for these hands-on lessons!
I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again: Visual schedules changed my life. Here are five scheduling tips I wish I would have known before implementing schedules in my classroom. 1.) Color Code This year, I will be assigning each student a color. Their schedules, PECS, binders, work boxes, and cover sheets will all be represented by the student’s… Read More