[ad_1] I don’t know about you, but we LOVE Boom cards, and they are perfect to use right now for distance learning. But, did you know that you can sync them up with Google classroom? Yep. So today I’m sharing how you can set up Boom cards and Google classroom – and it’s super quick…
[ad_1] In this full day workshop, we will explore methods to increase vocabulary, literacy skills, independence, and communication skills in your preschool students! The day begins with an in-depth look at the importance of building vocabulary for all preschoolers. Increased vocabulary will lead to more advanced reading skills in early elementary and overall school achievement.…
[ad_1] Are you looking for ideas for how you can help your students self-regulate? Do you want to set up a classroom calm down area that your students will love? If so, this blog post is going to help you set up the best calm down area that will provide your students with an area…
[ad_1] “What should my special ed classroom schedule look like? Do you have an example of yours?” I can’t begin to tell you how often I get sent that through my email and social media messages. It’s more than 3 times a day on average, I would guess. I usually try to reply to as…
A workshop focusing on issues in the classroom for someone with asperger’s. Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qypdoAgVpRI Autism Spectrum Disorder: Supporting Children and Youth – A training program on supporting the development of children with autism http://connectability.ca/2012/11/21/supporting-children-with-autism/ Characteristics of Autism in the Classroom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQkl_ByysRI source Autism, ADHA Articles and Videos
[ad_1] Cooking is one of the lessons that we all look forward to each week in the classroom. And today, I just wanted to share some information about why it’s important to be cooking in your classroom, as well as my best tips for cooking in special education classrooms. Cooking Now, although I refer to…
[ad_1] Cleaning up! Cleaning up? How dare you! I think cleaning up is one of my most requested parent wishes when I get new students. It’s very typical at this age (3 years old), to see tantrums when it’s time to clean up and transition from play. My biggest tips are (1) start using a…
[ad_1] Cognitive I personally use the DAYC-2 when I test children. I also like to think about the learning progressions in the Early Learning Assessment and the Assessment of Basic Language and Learner Skills. Regardless of what you use, there are basic learner skills that are needed before children can obtain higher, more academic based…