These free construction play dough mats are the perfect addition to your construction theme. At the bottom of this blog post you will find a link to download these play dough mats for free to use in your classroom. What’s Included? Instructions The Benefits of Play Dough There are so many benefits to using play dough with your students. Here… Read More
How to Make Homemade Play Dough
I’m often asked how to make homemade play dough.. And today I’m sharing my favourite recipe with you! We love to make play dough- especially because it means I’m able to fully ensure I know what ingredients are in the play dough. I started making play dough more regularly at home because my toddler LOVES it. And then we started… Read More
What are Decodable Readers?
What are Decodable Readers? Decodable readers are books that are specially designed to help children learn to read. The books present them with words that follow specific phonetic rules or patterns. These books contain words that our students can sound out using the phonics skills that they have been taught. When students read decodable texts, they can practice applying their… Read More
5 Benefits of Using Task Boxes
In this blog post today I’m sharing 5 benefits of using task boxes with your students. I love using task boxes, and they are a very important part of my classroom. They can be used in so many ways, and all of my students love to use them.. Which makes work time a whole lot easier! What are Task Boxes?… Read More
3 Free Counting Adapted Books for Special Education
I’m so excited to share these 3 free counting adapted books with you today! I LOVE to use adapted books with my students, and as a fellow educator.. I KNOW how hard it is to find time to do all of the things. So, let me take some of that workload off you by giving you some free counting adapted… Read More
How to Make Adapted Books
In this blog post today I’m answering one of the most common questions I get.. How to make adapted books. I LOVE to use them with my students.. And I’ve been using them now for over 8 years. They’re hands on, engaging, easily differentiated and they work for a range of themes, subjects, skills, ages and abilities. At the end… Read More
Favorite Special Ed Teacher Spring Outfits
In this blog post today I’m sharing some of my favorite special ed teacher spring outfits. One of the most common questions that I get asked is about clothing and what to wear. So I thought I would put together some blog posts sharing my favorite outfits for different times of the year. My Favorite Special Ed Teacher Spring Outfits… Read More
Morning Meeting in Special Education
Today I’m sharing what my successful morning meeting in special education looks like. When I first started.. I hated morning meeting. It was so boring and I just couldn’t get into it. But over the years, we developed an amazing morning meeting routine that us staff AND students looked forward to every single day. And now I’m sharing the secret… Read More
Free St Patrick’s Day Adapted Book for Special Education
Today I’m sharing my free St Patrick’s Day adapted book for special education. This adapted book is used by thousands of educators all around the world. And it’s one of my favorites to pull out in March with my students too! In this blog post I’m talking about adapted books and giving you a chance to download this FREE adapted… Read More
Why You Shouldn’t Use the Puzzle Piece for Autism
Today’s blog post is on a very important topic – Why You Shouldn’t Use the Puzzle Piece for Autism. April is just around the corner, and with it comes Autism Acceptance Month. That’s why I figured now is the perfect time of year to start sharing about why the autistic community don’t want the puzzle piece used to represent them…. Read More
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