Advice, Resources and Training for Autism and Special Education Teachers and Homeschoolers
In this blog post today I’m sharing with you how to make snowman cinnamon buns. We love making these as a winter treat in our classroom.. And I love watching how creative my students get designing their own snowmen. Read on below to find all the instructions you need for creating this snowman cinnamon bun with your students – or… Read More
These mummy lollipop no-bake Halloween treats are the perfect activity for your classroom.. Or at home! They don’t require any baking, perfect if you don’t have an oven in your classroom! All you need is some chocolate, apples and a microwave (or a kettle and bowl to melt the chocolate), lollipop sticks and edible eyes. In this blog post I’m… Read More
These no bake Halloween chocolates are the perfect activity to do in your classroom.. Especially if you don’t have access to an oven! All you need is some chocolate, a microwave (or a kettle and bowl to melt the chocolate) and some Halloween moulds. In this blog post I’m sharing instructions for how we made these Halloween chocolates.. So that… Read More
In this blog post I’m sharing Halloween candy apple ideas for kids. We love making candy apples and I’m so excited to share how some of ours turned out with you! In this blog post you’ll find instructions for how to make these candy apples with your students, along with everything you need. What You Need Instructions Helpful Links You… Read More
This jam croissants recipe for kids is perfect to do at school or at home. My toddler loves making croissants with all sorts of different fillings.. And they’re super quick and easy (plus cheap!) to make. Read below for the ingredients needed and instructions to make your own jam croissants too! Ingredients Instructions Shop My Kitchen Favorites Helpful Links You… Read More
These bear pancakes are the perfect addition to your Goldilocks Fairytale theme or even as part of your Teddy Bear Picnic! They are quick and easy to make… Plus, if you don’t have access to cooking facilities in your classroom, you can just buy pre-made pancakes to use! Read on below to find out what you need and how you… Read More
This week we have been making butterfly cupcakes as part of our spring theme. Butterfly cupcakes were my favorite treat to bake as a kid.. And I love getting to make them again now. They’re a nice and easy recipe but they turn out great. You can also cheat and buy plain pre-made cupcakes too if you just want to… Read More
This free visual Christmas recipe for slow cooker hot chocolate is perfect to use in your classroom this winter time. In this blog post I not only include instructions for making this slow cooker hot chocolate, but also a free visual recipe download for you to use with your students. What You Need Instructions Don’t forget to download this free… Read More
I’m so excited to share my free Christmas visual recipe for special education students! This recipe is to make star shaped Santa biscuits – and I can confirm they went down a huge treat for us. (P.S. If you love to use visual recipes with your students, check out my VIP membership where there are tonnes of visual recipes included…. Read More
Are you looking for a simple, visual and yummy slow cooker apple crumble recipe for your special education students/classroom? If so, your students will love following this visual recipe worksheet to create a slow cooker apple crumble. Perfect to add to your apple themed activities! The recipe is a free download, just click here. What’s Included? In your free PDF… Read More
