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Keep Shark Week Going All Month With Sharks & Friends

Keep Shark Week Going All Month With Sharks & Friends

April 15, 2025

Celebrate Shark Week with ocean-themed adapted books, centers, crafts, and skill practice worksheets designed for early learners in special education.

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Why Predictable Routines are Essential for Special Education

Why Predictable Routines are Essential for Special Education

April 10, 2025

Create structure and build student confidence with visual supports, predictable routines, and tools designed for special education classrooms.

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Spring Sensory Activities for Hands-On Learning

Spring Sensory Activities for Hands-On Learning

April 2, 2025

Explore hands-on activities like sensory bins, fine motor play, and calming tools to boost engagement and learning.

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Differentiated End-of-Year Keepsake for K–6 Learners

Differentiated End-of-Year Keepsake for K–6 Learners

March 31, 2025

Celebrate the school year with a fun, differentiated end-of-year memory book designed for special education and early elementary students.

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Plants & Seeds – A Blooming Good Time for Early Learners!

Plants & Seeds – A Blooming Good Time for Early Learners!

March 14, 2025

Make learning bloom with this low-prep Plants & Seeds unit! Packed with literacy, science, and hands-on activities—perfect for early learners in special ed!

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How to Differentiate Literacy Lessons for Diverse Learners

How to Differentiate Literacy Lessons for Diverse Learners

March 10, 2025

Teaching literacy to a room full of students with different needs, skills, and attention spans? That’s not just teaching—it’s a superpower. One minute, you’re introducing letter sounds, and the next, you’re guiding a student through a full-blown discussion about a book they love. The best part? You don’t need a cape or magic wand to make literacy accessible for every… Read More

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