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Hey there, teacher friends! I can confidently know what I’m doing each and every day in my classroom. I am prepared and ready to tackle anything with a
Hey there, teacher friends Mornings can be a challenging time for students with special needs, who may need extra time and support to get ready for their day.
Hey there, teacher friends! Question? Have you ever tried to fit a square peg into a round hole? It doesn’t work, does it? The same goes for teaching
Hey there, teacher friends! I recently went to an Autism Workshop Day and I was really intrigued. I found myself opposed to this new and trending statement in
Hey there, teacher friends! As teachers, we are often guided into what we should be teaching based upon our students’ diverse needs. However, we also need to address
Hey there, teacher friends! Keeping Students Engaged Over the Summer, It’s definitely a hard topic! As the school year comes to a close and summer break approaches, teachers
Hey there, teacher friends! You are relaxed, sipping on a cold beverage and enjoying your well-earned holiday break ☀️. Then suddenly you glance at the calendar? It’s BACK
Hey there, teacher friends! In this post let’s talk all about student independence. Why is it soooooooo important? Promoting student independence is a crucial component of any special
Hey there, teacher friends! Have you heard of task boxes? I’m assuming you have seen them somewhere…These nifty little tools are a fantastic way to help you in
Hey there, teacher friends! Let’s chat about some awesome drawing activities! Have you heard of directed drawing? It’s a super fun and engaging activity that’s been gaining popularity
Hey there, teacher friends! Spring has finally arrived! As teachers, we know that this season is the perfect time to refresh our classroom and keep our students engaged
Hey there, teacher friends! Autumn is a wonderful season for learning and exploring with your special education class. From the changing leaves to the cooler weather, there are
