Penguins and adorable arctic creatures fit right into the middle of this chilly month. Thematic units are a great way to help your classroom feel more cohesive. Everyone is working on the same theme but focusing on topics at their level. It’s inclusion at it’s greatest. With my students who are higher functioning we did […]
You know an activity is great when it gets students, teachers, and aids involved. Here are some great shots of interactions inside the classroom, check it out! These are all teachers just like you! They sent us in some snapshots of TAH products in action in their classroom. Click the link at the bottom of […]
It’s Story Time! Everyone knows books are a necessity when it comes to teaching reading skills and increasing vocabularies. But using adaptive books are even more beneficial with special needs classes. Luckily the kids find them interesting and don’t hesitate to start reading. Take a look at what teachers like you sent us about which […]
Last year, we used this great farm comic template I found from Whimsy Workshop Teacher to work on idioms. I loved the idea of having this word bubbles to practice our new idioms we had been working on. We made our comics using the idioms we had worked on. This worked really well since idioms are funny. My […]
I love guided reading. It’s small group instruction with leveled groups that focuses on specific skills. It gives me the chance to really focus on individualized skills with my students, take data, and provide instruction that is exactly at their level. My struggle is a resource issue. I have loads of books. My mom went […]