Adapted high-quality curriculum to help special education students succeed in the classroom
Made For Me Literacy Lesson Plans LEVEL A | BUNDLE 1 | UNIT 09 | “BACK TO SCHOOL” Activities for first day/week of school special education and early education lesson plans for a month. Weekly Themes and Books Books by Made For Me Literacy are included in download. Download includes:
Implementing visual schedules in my classroom was a pivotal moment for us. Humans crave routine. There is a sense of comfort in knowing what to expect next. Visuals, schedules, and checklists can help provide that structure. Even adults benefit from visual schedules. I never embark on a grocery trip without a list. Having the list of items helps me navigate… Read More
Task boxes are one of the strategies and tools we use to enhance learning for students with diverse needs. If you haven’t used task boxes before, or if you need a refresher, here’s our run down of the who, what, why, where, when, and “WOW!” of these fabulous tools. What are Task Boxes? Task boxes are a fantastic resource for… Read More
Creating an inclusive classroom environment is crucial to fostering a positive learning experience for all students. Here are some starter strategies to help you on the road to a more inclusive classroom. Cultivating an Inclusive Classroom One of our fundamental responsibilities as teachers is to create a place where every student feels welcome and supported, no matter where they come… Read More
In the ever-changing landscape of education, teaching methods are constantly evolving to engage and empower students. One powerful tool for engagement is the anchor chart. These visual aids have become a cornerstone in modern classrooms, offering a multifaceted approach to learning. So, let’s take a look at anchor charts and explore their purpose, benefits, and diverse applications across subjects and… Read More
When it comes to learning, focusing on finding the “right” answer isn’t always the best approach. There are powerful lessons in practicing a new skill and growing a student’s ability and confidence in working independently. Errorless task boxes are a great way to provide this practice while taking the pressure off by eliminating the chance of being “wrong.” Get started… Read More