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Questions You Should Be Asking About Returning Safely To School
It is clear that returning to school is a hot topic right now. This post is not meant to scare you or persuade you to choose a side. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Instead, its to get you thinking about various topics regarding school resuming. Maybe you already have these answers, maybe you… Continue reading Questions You Should Be Asking About Returning Safely To School
Inclusion Advocates You Should Be Following
There are numerous people who have dedicated their time using social media platforms to advocate for the special needs community. Instagram has changed the way these advocates can reach wider audiences and have their message heard. There are hundreds of advocates doing exceptional work out there but here are few of my favorites! The Inclusion… Continue reading Inclusion Advocates You Should Be Following
Creative Curriculum
For the past six years my district program PIC (Preschool Intervention Classroom; self contained pre-k) has not had a set curriculum. We've used bits and pieces from various programs such as DLM, Read it Once Again, Teach Town, and Second Step. All of those were great but they did not capture all the skills being… Continue reading Creative Curriculum
E-Learning: Our New Normal
This past week has been intense to say the least. From being confined to home, fear of getting sick, and this new concept of E-learning it is a tad overwhelming. However, you are not alone! Everyone is trying to adjust to the new normal. There is no manual for how to navigate a pandemic. This… Continue reading E-Learning: Our New Normal
Adaptive Clothing & Shoes
We take for granted being able to get up every morning, get dressed, and put our shoes on. Some people have a little more difficulty with these everyday tasks. Kiddos with fine motor, physical needs, and equipment/medical accommodations may need extra help. However, there are various tools and options to help kids become more functionally… Continue reading Adaptive Clothing & Shoes
Why I Chose To Be A Special Education Teacher
For those of you who are new here, my name is Lucy. Hello, nice to meet you! I have been teaching self contained preschool for the past six years. I didn't just wake up one day and think "Hmm I think I'll be a teacher." There was a lot of influencing factors in my life… Continue reading Why I Chose To Be A Special Education Teacher
Run, Run As Fast As You Can!
We have been reading the classic tale of the Gingerbread Man the past few weeks. This is one of my favorites (and not just because we get to bake gingerbread cookies). This story allows us to work on SOOOO many skills. It is a versatile and age appropriate text. What makes the Gingerbread Man so… Continue reading Run, Run As Fast As You Can!
‘Tis the Season
The holidays are such a great time reflect on what a great class I have. I love my students and they inspire me to work hard everyday! I have been having so much with them this holiday season. We have been busy learning this holiday season. Take a look at what we have been up… Continue reading ‘Tis the Season
Adapted and Interactive Books
If you have been to my TPT Store you will see I am all about Adapted and Interactive Books. These books are so versatile! They can be used for 1:1, small, and large group, task bins, assessment, independent, partner, and morning work. For those of you that don't know, Adapted & Interactive books are books… Continue reading Adapted and Interactive Books