This post contains affiliate links. Executive functioning skills are the actual building blocks of learning! While they can be tricky to teach, we do have some really awesome tools teachers can rely on to focus...
Read MoreThis post contains affiliate links. I think we all know by now that I have a serious love for children’s literature. I am a children’s author myself, and I LOVE to create lists of picture...
Read MoreTeacher clothes aren’t always the easiest to find. Between dress codes and the actual nature of our jobs, it’s hard to find clothes that are practical and professional. I think sweaters are the PERFECT teacher...
Read More5 Must Haves for Distance and Hybrid Teaching Models I’ve been in the hybrid teaching model supporting classroom teachers who are teaching cohorts of students in person and online. We have been rockin’ it this...
Read MoreWe’ve been stuck at home for *at least* 6 months – let’s grab some new teacher clothes off Amazon to usher in the fall season. Every top featured here was listed at $20 or below...
Read MoreAs special educators, we are always working to foster student independence, and have them leave our classrooms as independent as possible. When I was a classroom teacher, I had a classroom pet, as well as...
Read MoreCute teacher outfits can be hard to find! This is especially true for special education teachers who often find ourselves in the most interesting situations within a moments notice! Here’s 10 items to make functional,...
Read MoreThis post contains affiliate links. Hey teachers! There are posts everywhere that share the “must-haves” in terms of special education classroom supplies. I have a few “musts” that are more unconventional! Without these items, I...
Read MoreThis post contains affiliate links. Teaching expected behavior through read alouds is one of my favorite ways to target specific skills. Here are some of my favorites, broken down into categories of behaviors. These are...
Read MoreBibliotherapy, or the use of books as therapy, can be such a great addition to our special education classrooms! Where to begin? Here’s a few of my favorites. Julia Cook I’ve mentioned her before, and...
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