Working science and social studies into your lessons can be a challenge when there's so much else you have to cover. I found that if I didn't have a designated set of activities readily available, I often missed adding those subjects in each week. The need to have resources for my students led me to create the Science and Social Studies Adapted Work Binder. Since I first created the binder it has been used consistently across classrooms throughout the US to help teachers easily work in ... Read More about How to Use the Science and Social Studies Adapted Work Binder
What Do Special Ed Teachers Actually Do
As special education teachers, we spend a lot of our days running around from meeting to the classroom and back again. Each day is a whirlwind. But what would you say if someone asked you, "What do special ed teachers actually do all day?" While we may be aware of what the job entails, most people - including general ed teachers - are not. So, let's break it down and explain what exactly it is that we, as special educators, do every day. What Special Ed Teachers Do All Day Not all ... Read More about What Do Special Ed Teachers Actually Do
5 Interactive Board Options for Special Education Classrooms
Technology is here to stay and that means that special education classrooms have to be adapted to fit the times. One of the most important things to include in the space? An interactive board that can be used by teachers and students alike. As with all things technology-related, there are a wide range of interactive board options that can be used. It all comes down to what will work best for your students within the price point that you have to spend. If you're having trouble deciding ... Read More about 5 Interactive Board Options for Special Education Classrooms
30 Reward Ideas for High School
For students who are extrinsically motivated, rewards are a great thing. They help keep students engaged and on-task while also giving them the tangible recognition they so desire. But reward ideas for high school can be tricky. We've gathered 30 reward ideas that might be perfect for motivating your high school students! Check out the list below! 30 High School Reward Ideas Not sure what to get your high schoolers for rewards? This list of ideas will help! 1 - Jolly ... Read More about 30 Reward Ideas for High School
17 Ways To Teach Students About Hibernation
Winter is the perfect time to introduce hibernation. Pack your planner, and your classroom, with activities that will teach your students what some animals do in the winter. If you've been hearing "where did the animals go?" from your students lately, these stories and activities will give them the answers they've been looking for. Hibernation-Themed Books Do you rely on books to kick off new units? If you raised your hand, great! You can sit by me because you are certainly in ... Read More about 17 Ways To Teach Students About Hibernation
The Best Snowman Activities for Kids
We love snowmen, and these frosty friends will make great companions to your winter curriculum because they're versatile AND adorable. While many of you may not live in the arctic tundra, it's still fun to incorporate snowman activities into your January plans. This year, these snowman ideas will bring endless, chilly joy and learning to your classroom. Snowman Crafts These Popsicle Stick Snowmen are a simple craft that students can create using basic supplies from around your ... Read More about The Best Snowman Activities for Kids
6 Tips for New Inclusion Teachers
When you're a new teacher, you don't know what you don't know until you know you don't know it! And that's not just for inclusion... that's for any teacher - and any job really! That's why we asked the veteran teachers in our group, Mrs. D's VIPs, to share their best tips for new inclusion teachers. Their advice was spot on and a great reminder that sometimes the most important thing to do as a new teacher is to breathe! Check it out below! Advice for New Inclusion Teachers 1 - ... Read More about 6 Tips for New Inclusion Teachers
January Resources for Any Elementary Special Education Classroom
January has arrived, and while it's not snowing here in Florida, I know many of you are looking for ways to celebrate the Winter Wonderland in your classrooms! Teach your students about the importance of inclusion and diversity, the excitement of arctic animals, and the power of bundling up through these January learning resources. So bundle up because we're bringing you some of our favorite Winter lesson plans, crafts, and activities. Martin Luther King Jr. Resources January is ... Read More about January Resources for Any Elementary Special Education Classroom
20 Winter Books for Special Education Rooms
Read my 20 winter books for special education rooms to your students to bring winter joy and information to your school. There are a variety of titles that fit many learning levels. Some of the books are silly and will make great read-aloud books to enjoy, and others are informative and will make learning interesting! (THIS POST CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS.) The Shortest Day: Celebrating the Winter Solstice is a great book to teach about this interesting phenomenon. THe author uses ... Read More about 20 Winter Books for Special Education Rooms
Teacher’s View: Problems in Education Right Now 2021-22
Those not in education have a lot to say about what is wrong in education, but we rarely hear from teachers about what they feel is not going well. So we asked teachers what they consider to be the problems in education. Their answers may surprise you! 7 Problems in Education 1 - Not Enough Support Teachers feel like there is not enough support for them from their districts, their administrators, the public, and other teachers. They are asked to do challenging jobs without the ... Read More about Teacher’s View: Problems in Education Right Now 2021-22
15+ Winter Activities for Kids
While the weather outside might be frightful, the learning in our classroom never stops! And what better way to celebrate the winter months than with hands-on learning activities that your students love? Follow along for engaging winter-themed activities that focus on multiple learning areas and tons of fun! Winter Center Time Activities Center time offers so many opportunities for students to work on independence and academic skills. It also helps build student confidence and boost ... Read More about 15+ Winter Activities for Kids
21 Books about Snow for Special Education Rooms
Kids LOVE snow, and I get why; the beauty, the fun, and the magic it holds are so strong in a child's eye. Adults don't seem to care much for snow or cold weather, but I do like it for spending time indoors snuggled up with a warm cup of hot chocolate, a fuzzy blanket, and a good book. (THIS POST CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS.) Grab a blanket and get reading because I have found 21 books about snow for special education classrooms that will be just perfect for this winter season! There ... Read More about 21 Books about Snow for Special Education Rooms
20 January Books for Special Education Classes
January is a fresh start and a great time to introduce new books to your students. This curated list of 20 January books for kids and explore the winter world with your students. Educational and silly titles included! There are books about holidays, winter, and other January topics. (THIS POST CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS.) Use these books to entertain, relax, or teach your students something about the month of January. This curated list has books that are great for students from ... Read More about 20 January Books for Special Education Classes
15 Ways to Make Your Winter Classroom Fun
During the winter months, it’s important to have extra activities prepped and ready to keep your students busy and engaged - especially when the temperature drops and the playground is off-limits. Good news is that you can read on for some exciting, hands-on activities that will make your winter classroom fun! Crafts for Winter Classroom Fun We love doing crafts in the classroom, and that’s because there are so many learning opportunities that come along with them. They’re great ... Read More about 15 Ways to Make Your Winter Classroom Fun
Student Teachers – How to Stand Out and Get Hired for a Teaching Position
It's time! Time to put your best foot forward as a student teacher and get hired for a full-time position. But how can you make yourself stand out and land that teaching job you have your eye on? Let's break it down! How to Stand Out and Get Hired Depending on where you live or want to live, finding a teaching job may be challenging. That means that standing out and making a great impression during your student teaching experience is more important than ever. We asked some ... Read More about Student Teachers – How to Stand Out and Get Hired for a Teaching Position
12 Tips for Hosting a Student Teacher
Student teaching can be an exciting and nerve-wracking time - for both the student and the cooperating teacher! If you are hosting a student teacher this year, here are 12 teacher-tested tips to make it go smoothly. Student Teacher Hosting Tips 1 - Be Welcoming Make sure that your student teacher knows that she is welcome in your classroom. Give her a space of her own and be generous with your inclusion of her in the classroom and the school. Introduce her to other teachers, take ... Read More about 12 Tips for Hosting a Student Teacher
How to Color Code for Larger Special Education Caseloads
What happens when you want to color code your caseload, but your caseload numbers outdo the standard 12-pack of colors... what do you do? Are you doomed to have to forgo color-coding altogether? Why Color Code Your Students' Files and Work Color coding is the ultimate way to get and stay organized. It teaches students how to easily find their containers, binders, pencil cups, and more. It helps you easily find the bins and binders that you need for each student so that you can get ... Read More about How to Color Code for Larger Special Education Caseloads
Christmas Books for Special Education Classrooms
Christmas is coming, and I bet your students are filled with extra energy and mischief! I know mine always are. The magic of Christmas is so amazing, and books can bring that even more to life. I love reading books to my students that go along with the theme we are talking about. (THIS POST CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS.) Note: when choosing books for your classroom, make sure you choose books appropriate for their intellectual level. You may be wasting time by reading a book written in ... Read More about Christmas Books for Special Education Classrooms
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