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Continue reading →: Teaching Tools in Special Education
What do you use to teach academics in special education? It has been a critical part of my job to try and adapt different curriculum ideas to meet each student’s unique needs in my learning center serving K-2nd grade students with learning differences, A special educator in the neighborhood school…
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Continue reading →: Activities for January in Special Education
Happy New Year! As thinking of going back to class next Monday, I wanted to create something easy to use, activities for January. You can find so many great resources out there for January activities for the elementary level. For my students, I always see the importance of the structure…
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Continue reading →: 5 January Activity Ideas in Special EducationIn January, there are several popular January activity ideas and themes related to its weather and holidays. As a special education teacher, it’s important to create engaging and inclusive activities for the students. Here are five January activity ideas that can promote learning and fun in your classroom.
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Continue reading →: January Activities Ideas in Special Education
January is always exciting! It’s the first month of the year and we just got back from winter break. I live in So. California. Some of us still have plans to travel to see snow before the winter ends. In January, there are several popular themes related to its weather…
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Continue reading →: Freebie ABC Data Collection Sheet
In ABA, ABC data refers to Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence data. It can be one of the most used data collection formats in ABA therapy sessions. 1. Try to determine what is happening in the environment before a target behavior occurs (antecedent) 2. Describe the behavior objectively 3. We also want to know…
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Continue reading →: Simple Christmas Activity Ideas
Modified worksheets, engaging activities, differentiated work materials It’s time to talk about December, winter, Christmas, and holidays. There is so many fun, engaging activity ideas around it. For Christmas-themed activities, you can read, and talk about Santa, the jingle bell, Christmas trees, and reindeer. There are so many great read-aloud…
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Continue reading →: TPT Sales Happening on Nov 28th & 29th
Teachers Pay Teachers is the #1 online marketplace for teachers and was created by teachers and educators. This is the place anyone can access the content and tools they would need to teach at their best. It was established in 2006, and many teachers and educators join to exchange their specialties, teaching…
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Continue reading →: Hygiene Life Skills in Special Education
Hygiene Life Skills Lessons and Special Education Teaching personal hygiene is one of the most important life skills in middle and high school life skills classes and special education. These are a set of hygiene skills worksheets. The goals will be teaching the importance of personal hygiene (e.g., to keep us…
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Continue reading →: Hygiene Life Skills in Special Education
Hygiene Life Skills Lessons and Special Education Teaching personal hygiene is one of the most important life skills in middle and high school life skills classes and special education. These are a set of hygiene skills worksheets. The goals will be teaching the importance of personal hygiene (e.g., to keep us…
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Continue reading →: What type of School is Best for Students with Autism
When my child was about to turn 5 and fall was approaching, the biggest question mark in my mind was which elementary school will she attend? I confess now I have searched “Best school near me” on google so many times. Is that a so-called, “good” school? How many students…
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Continue reading →: Simple Halloween Read-Aloud Books Activities
Halloween is here, which is one of the most motivational themes that you can teach at school. Read more about Halloween Social Skills Activities in my previous post. We surely live in the world of abundance. There are so many book resources and read-aloud activities out there to talk about…
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Continue reading →: Thanksgiving Activities and Special Education Resources
I have enjoyed this big project of fine motor skills workbook with my students since the beginning of the school year. Fine motor skills are THE foundational skill to be able to learn other academics and participate in various school activities with some level of independence. I am not just…
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Continue reading →: Teaching Writing to Students with Autism
When I think about teaching writing to students with autism, I can imagine many different paths to follow. It means that which path you follow depends on the individual’s current level of cognitive, social, behavior and fine motor skills. Especially for those who have very limited communication skills and fine…
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Continue reading →: Simple Reading Activity for Students with Autism
How to teach reading is one of the most frequently asked questions for special education teachers like me. Decoding, and sounding out letters and words, is very difficult for many students with language delays. For students with autism, this is true even more. When working with a child with autism…
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Continue reading →: Simple Reading Activity for Students with Autism
How to teach reading is one of the most frequently asked questions for special education teachers like me. Decoding, and sounding out letters and words, is very difficult for many students with language delays. For students with autism, this is true even more. When working with a child with autism…
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