Teaching the concept of thankful can be ridiculously challenging. Well I bit off a little more than I could chew and took on teaching wants vs. needs. Again a great and necessary concept to teach but it was hard for my kids! They did really well though. We did tons of...
Science concepts can be difficult to target at the foundation level. Teaching some of these higher level and more abstract can be very hard for some of our students to understand. Use these fun and engaging file folder activities to teach basic science themes. File...
We had so much fun with our vegetable exploratory learning activity a few weeks ago that we decided to continue the streak and do fruits! These are such fun end of the year activities when everyone (including the teachers) are sick and tired of the same old structured...
Yep you read that title write. I wrote research. Yes research. As in my little bundles of joy learned about researching. Yes – children with autism. They are brilliant. I am in awe. Again. They never cease to amaze me. We are getting so advanced sometimes that I...
I have gotten a bunch of emails lately about community sign materials. Comprehending and identifying common community signs is a great functional skill to work on! It’s an awesome social studies IEP goal that can be easily targeted even with lower functioning...
I got a TON of great feedback on my post from a few months back about my visual temperature bar graph. It’s a stellar way to incorporate students who are nonverbal or lower functioning into a graphing task. In the unending battle towards incorporating Common...
