Adapted high-quality curriculum to help special education students succeed in the classroom
We get a lot of questions about the levels of our Made For Me Literacy bundles. When we originally started back in 2018, we had no idea MFML would grow and evolve into what it is today: a curriculum with multiple bundles spanning various levels and containing thousands of cross-curricular, hands-on activities that teach reading for elementary students. For our… Read More
Face masks in school. Hybrid schedules. Covid tests for littles. These are just some of the phrases that have brought other parents and me some serious stress these last few years. ESPECIALLY when preparing for this current school year. Last year brought lots of anxiety, quarantines, and social distancing, and I knew coming into this Pre-Kindergarten year for my little… Read More
We’ve got your January literacy lesson plans completed for the entire month. Yep, four entire weeks of content! If you’re new to Made For Me Literacy, you can read more about our program here. This month we’re talking All Things Penguins! Students will love assembling an easy art craft of a penguin, making a fun penguin cookie snack, and making… Read More
We’ve got your December literacy lesson plans completed for the entire month. Yep, four entire weeks of content! If you’re new to Made For Me Literacy, you can read more about our program here. 4-Week Lesson Plans We get it. Teachers have so much on their plates. Planning lessons is sometimes the last thing you want to worry about. We’ve… Read More
Spooky season is upon us! Time for cooler temperatures and all things pumpkin! Speaking of Halloween, did you know Gabrielle (Teaching Special Thinkers) and I have an entire FREE mini unit dedicated Halloween?? It has all the greatness of a Made For Me Literacy unit, but it’s compact… and free!! Whether you teach preschool, kindergarten, early elementary, special education, or are a parent… Read More
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 4th grade resource teacher walked… Read More