by Sasha Long | Nov 27, 2013 | Curriculum Ideas, Science/Social Studies |
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...
by Sasha Long | Nov 22, 2013 | Curriculum Ideas |
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...
by Sasha Long | Jul 24, 2013 | Math, Science/Social Studies |
I PROMISE this post will not be any where near as long as yesterday’s insanely long reading post. Want to know why I can promise this? Because I don’t love teaching math. Actually I don’t even like teaching math. Ugh. I’m just not a math...
by Sasha Long | May 16, 2013 | Curriculum Ideas, Resources, Science/Social Studies |
I bet you all got confused when you read that title, hugh? Economy? Economy? Seems a little too advanced? A little too complicated? WRONG. My students are about to rock this economy unit and I cannot wait to show off their impressive knowledge when they are done. I am...
by Sasha Long | Apr 17, 2013 | Resources, Science/Social Studies |
I found a GREAT accompaniment to my Community Worker’s Unit! My community worker unit is one of my favorites because it is a seamless combination of functional and academic learning. Marriage made in heaven in my world – right?! This game is freaken...
