One of my favorite task types for special education classrooms is file folders. My store is filled to the brim with them and I even created a file folder subscription because I love to make themed sets! I want to
Errorless learning activities can be an awesome addition to your special education classroom. When I first heard of errorless learning, my reaction was “huh?” How in the world is a student learning with something that is errorless!? Sounds like mindless
I know it’s just mid-July but my head is swirling over the return to school. I’ve been reading nearly every article I can find about what it might look like and my grand consensus is no one has any idea. And
The list of life skills our students need to learn seems never-ending. One skill that will benefit their families NOW and help them with independent living in the FUTURE is learning household cleaning and chores. Despite my best efforts to
One of the games I loved playing with my students is a variation of I Spy. You know those books where you have to find an object among a mess of other objects? Well, there’s actually some incredible skills for