Advice, Resources and Training for Autism and Special Education Teachers and Homeschoolers
In this blog post I’m sharing 10 picture books for teaching Christmas around the World. The holiday season is the perfect time to explore the diversity of Christmas traditions celebrated across the globe. For our students, this is an exciting opportunity to learn about different cultures and how the spirit of the season—joy, kindness, and giving—connects us all, no matter… Read More
This free Gingerbread Man 2D shape matching activity is designed to engage students in a hands-on, interactive way while helping them master their 2D shape skills. My students love to look for the different shaped gingerbread cookies and match them to the same shape baking tray. Plus it makes the perfect addition to your gingerbread theme! Read on below to… Read More
These free Gingerbread Man magnetic tiles challenge cards are the perfect addition to your winter centers! I don’t know about you.. But magnetic tiles continue to be the most popular resource in our classroom. And so I really wanted to make something that my students could use at this time of year. Read on below to find out how to… Read More
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
This ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas teacher poem is so sweet. I love to print it and put it up on display in my classroom. It makes such a sweet yet subtle Christmas addition to my classroom. I love the night before Christmas poem, and this one that has been generated for classrooms/teachers is one of my favorites. I have… 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
Today in this blog post I’m giving you 7 free Christmas sensory bins that are perfect to work on a range of skills with your students. I love to include a variety of edible items in my sensory bins with my students.. So you’ll find that a lot of my sensory bin set-ups include food and drinks. This is because… 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
These disguise the gingerbread man adapted books are probably my favorite ever adapted books to use with my students. It’s a fun twist on your typical ‘Disguise the Turkey’ activities. And my students love getting to disguise the gingerbread man. There are 4 adapted books included in this pack. And in each book, students need to follow the instructions to… Read More
In this blog post today I’m sharing some of my favorite gingerbread crafts for kids. I love doing a gingerbread theme with my students and I’m always on the look out for more crafts to do. So I’ve put together some of my favorite gingerbread crafts for you to access in this blog post. Underneath each image of a craft… Read More
