IEP goal bins will help you keep your students' goals and materials organized so you can focus on what's important: the students.
Making sure our students have enough math practice is vital. Thankfully, there are math websites that are great for special ed!
Learn how to set up stations and rotations in special ed. It makes life easier, your students more structured & your paras more effective.
By the end of this year, after changing our math rotations around about a bazillion times, I FINALLY feel like I figured out the perfect combo of stations to help my students learn, practice, and master skills. My favorite part of this system is that it worked seamlessly without me killing myself over prep
Teaching in special education classrooms can be tricky! We often teach students in a variety of grades and with a variety of needs. We have...
STEM in a special ed classroom is a huge possibility. Take a look inside my classroom to see how we make it work, what we use, and more!
Learn tips to organize paraprofessional roles during centers and discover how the Simple Centers System supports collaboration!
Learn tips for incorporating math vocabulary instruction in your classroom, including a free graphic organizer printable designed for special education students
Adapted books are engaging and fun. Students WANT to interact with them, so we need to make sure we are integrating them into IEP goals. Here are 6 goals that you can address through adapted books. Attending & Interacting With Text First and foremost, for students to make good progress in reading they need to […]
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Scaffolded Math Fact Fluency Worksheets - Single Digit Subtraction. K - 2nd grade Vertically Arranged Modified work with only six problems per page. Simple distraction-free layout in larger font size. ❤️Answers key included for quick assessment checks. These sheets are designed to help students progress from a concrete to an abstract (or mental) knowledge when they subtract single digit numbers. They are great for a small group activity, independent, or fast finisher activity in your special ed classroom/individual practice. They can also be used as a morning tub or partner activity. What's included: 10 pages of single digit subtraction. 10 pages of answer key. THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT, NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE MAILED. You will immediately be able to download and print your worksheets after purchase.
Lesson planning in special education can be complicated. We often have multiple grades in one classroom not to mention the wide variety of skills and needs. Right?! I have tried many different lesson planning options and have never found the perfect fit. Here is how I write and organize lesson plans. This post may include […]
Elementary teachers share tried and true resources tested in our own classrooms - Classroom Tested Resources
Elementary teachers share tried and true resources tested in our own classrooms - Classroom Tested Resources
Creating a schedule that works in a self-contained classroom can feel a little like swimming with a weighted backpack on… It is HARD! Today I am sharing some ideas that have worked very well in my classroom. Design For Less Behaviors Research has shown the benefits for adding movement into our classrooms. Adding in movement […]
Special ed teachers collect data for IEPs. Learn how to collect data using daily data sheets in your special education classroom.
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Which pet is most common? This math worksheet gives your child practice reading picture graphs, interpreting data, and answering questions.
