Teaching special education is truly an occupation that often requires some blood, sweat, and tears.
To save myself a few tears (and tons of time), I’ve put together a special education bundle with visuals, positive behavior supports, schedules, posters, data sheets and more.
But what all does a life-changing bundle include, you might ask?
3 Icon Sizes, 8 Color Tables, 20 Icon Pictures
I keep these on my lanyard at all times
Reinforce new skills with social stories and flip books
Stay organized and keep parents informed with these handouts and forms! and my love for rainbow continues
Tangible reinforcement eating away at your savings? Look no further! Print, laminate, and reuse once a student redeems their coupon.
Decorative and informative!
More than 40 labels for the whole classroom
I’ve seen so many teachers use one data sheet for all students, despite their specific goals or objectives. These data sheets are editable and focus on both academic and behavior goals.
So whether you’re a first-year teacher or you’ve been in the business for years, this digital download will make classroom management and organization a little bit easier.
Hey you…It’s Been Too Long But Love Seeing All Of Your PosTs about Special Ed, ive been a special ed Para for about 6 years now will have my degree in about a year but love what you do and would like to get my hands on some of your material…
Hey girl! It has been a long time! That’s awesome that you are working in a special education classroom! <3 What kind of classroom are you in? Are you getting your degree in special education? I'm in an elementary self-contained classroom and have made quite a few resources for my classroom. I love hearing new ideas and suggestions that work in different classrooms and brainstorming solutions. Keep in touch and best of luck! 😀
They all look awesome and easy to use. Can’t wait to try them out.
Suzanne
Yay! Thanks for checking out the blog! See you soon! 🙂
I have always had ID students. This year they gave me 2 ID students and 8 very low cognitive, autistic, non verbal students. I have made some schedules but this bundle would be perfect! Thank you!
I was wondering how you use the “I am working for” pages in your classroom? do you print off smileys/ stars for each student or do you have just 1 binder for the behavior reinforcements?
Can you edit any of the things in the package? Since I am in California, we call our meetings IEP Meetings, so my teachers wouldn’t know what an ARD is. I’m from Texas so I get it, but no one else here will. 🙂
Hi Briana! Although these are not editable (due to clip art copyright), I do have a version that says IEP meeting. 🙂 It’s crazy how different acronyms are across the US!
Hi there! Looking for your whole body listening flip book (with tabs). Downloaded it a while back on TPT but now it says unavailable. Is this included in your starter kit? If not, where can I repurchase?? 🙂