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3 Tips for Setting Up Independent Work Stations

three pictures of plastic boxes and file folders to hold work tasks next to black text 3 tips for setting up independent work stations

Do you use independent work stations in your special education classroom? These were a game-changer for both myself and my students when I was in the classroom. Read more below to find out 3 tips for setting up an independent

Carrie December 5, 2022December 5, 2022 Visual Supports, Work Tasks Read more

PE Visuals and Schedules for Special Education

PE visuals and schedule for special education | Adapting for Autism

Visuals and schedules make the autism world go ’round and that extends beyond the home and classroom. Students can succeed in challenging environments like physical education class when given schedules and visual supports! Story time – I was responsible for

Carrie September 12, 2019July 25, 2020 Visual Supports Read more

Stop Laminating Everything in your Classroom!

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Stop laminating?  In my special education classroom?  But what about my beautiful task cards and adapted books?  Kids with autism are rough on my materials – nothing will last past one station! I know.  I get it.  Please hear me

Carrie March 17, 2018February 7, 2021 Visual Supports Read more

Art Visuals and Schedules for Autism

Use schedules and visual supports to add structure to your adapted art class.

Art projects can be especially challenging for students with autism.  The sensory experience and fine motor requirements can lead to anxiety and frustration. So I know better than to just put a pile of supplies in front of my students

Carrie September 16, 2017July 25, 2020 Visual Supports Read more

Using Match Points for your Visual Schedules

Visual schedules for autism and special education classrooms are best practice. Use match points to make following the schedule a concrete task.

Visual schedules are a staple in autism and special education classrooms.  Schedules help our students understand their day and reduce anxiety about what’s next.  However, if we don’t follow them relatively quickly and efficiently, we have less time on task. 

Carrie July 21, 2017July 25, 2020 Visual Supports Read more
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