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Dramatic Play Areas in the Classroom

Dramatic Play Areas in the Classroom

In this blog post today I will be discussing having dramatic play areas in the classroom. I’m a huge believer and advocate for having dramatic play areas for students to access. And I want to take the opportunity in this post to share my thoughts and reasons. What is a Dramatic Play Area? A dramatic play area is also known… Read More

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⬇️ Comment WINTERCLOTHES ⬇️ for the link.We love using this sequencing adapted book to help students learn about what clothing is appropriate to weather.. especially now that the weather is getting much colder! ❄️❄️.......#teachingautism #adaptedbooks #winteractivitiesforkids #SPED #spedteacher #spedteachers #spedsquad #spedclassroom ... See MoreSee Less

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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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