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December Classroom Theme Ideas

I am so excited to be sharing some December classroom theme ideas today. I love using themes in the classroom and planning lessons and activities around them. October, November and December are always my favorite months for incorporating themes!Today, I am sharing my favorite December classroom theme ideas that I love to ... read more

Classroom Themes for November

Are you trying to think of classroom themes for November to use with your students? Whether you do weekly, monthly or termly themes... In this blog post you'll find a bunch of great themes and activity ideas that you can do with your students. This time of year is always my favorite because there's so many great theme ... read more

SAVE ME Tray Teacher Hack

I'm always looking for a new teacher hack that can help me. And today I'm excited to share my SAVE ME tray teacher hack that I can 10000% promise you is going to change your life. This is probably the best thing that I have ever implemented into the classroom to help save my own sanity.What Is It?Whenever I start to tell ... read more

Hocus Pocus Theme Day in the Classroom

I was so excited this year to do a Hocus Pocus theme day in the classroom. I've always had a soft spot for Hocus Pocus, and with the release of the 2nd movie this year, I knew I wanted to add some Hocus Pocus fun into the classroom. And once I started sharing a peek into some of the activities we did, lots of educators were ... read more

Harvest Festival Activities for Special Education

It's that time of year agin - harvest festival! And if like us, your school likes to put on a school wide festival for classes to each access, you may be stuck trying to think of fun and engaging Harvest Festival activities. So today I'm going to be sharing some of our favorite harvest festival activities that me and my ... read more

Setting Up a Color Coded Classroom

I've had a lot of questions over the years about setting up a color coded classroom. I've used one for so long, that I honestly can't even remember not using a color coded classroom at this point. To put it in one just one blog post would be so hard to share everything that I have learned over the years about setting one ... read more

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A nice and easy one today… we’re working on different sandwich fillings. As part of our Thanksgiving theme we’ve been cutting our sandwiches up into turkeys.. and they turned out great!! What fun activities do you have planned this week? ⬇️.....#teachingautism #turkeyactivities #turkeyactivitiesforkids #thanksgivingactivitiesforkids #spedteacher #spedteachers #spedsquad #spedclassroom ... See MoreSee Less

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💡 Brain breaks aren’t just a pause; they’re a reset. Whether it’s a quick stretch, a movement game, these little moments can lead to BIG learning! 🧠✨.What are your go-to brain breaks? ⬇️.......#teachingautism #spedteacher #spedteachers #spedsquad #spedtribe #spedclassroom #specialeducation #brainbreaks #movementbreaks ... See MoreSee Less

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30 special educators have a super exciting surprise coming on Monday! Comment MAIL below to sign up to my email list for FREE to make sure you don’t miss it! You are not going to believe your eyes… 👀👀 ... See MoreSee Less

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🍁 Thanksgiving Fun with Adapted Books! 🦃.
Comment THANKBOOKS below to get the link ⬇️.Looking for engaging and differentiated resources for your classroom this Thanksgiving? This pack of 18 adapted books is perfect for building sentence skills, symbol recognition, and linking vocabulary to visuals!✅ Differentiated Levels – Tailor learning to every student’s ability.
✅ Skills Focused – Work on colors, counting, prepositions, emotions, shapes, and more!
✅ Interactive and Fun – Students build sentences with symbols while staying engaged.
✅ Color & B/W Options – Perfect for your printing preferences..These books are ideal for special education and mainstream classrooms, encouraging attention to detail and making learning hands-on and fun!🍂 Ready to bring Thanksgiving learning to life? 🦃.#teachingautism #ThanksgivingResources #AdaptedBooks #SpecialEducation #thanksgivingactivitiesforkids #sped #spedteacher #spedsquad #spedclassroom ... See MoreSee Less

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We love making these turkey name hats! Comment HAT below and I'll DM you a link to download the template for F R E E 🚨🦃 ... See MoreSee Less

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