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The Teacher Toolkit You Need to Support Home Learning

The Teacher Toolkit You Need to Support Home Learning

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What you need to know about Boom Cards Activities in Special Education

Boom Card Activities in Special Education: What You Need to Know

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Distance learning resources to make special ed easier. Girl at desk with pencil looking at tablet

Distance Learning Resources to Make it Easier

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Functional interactive books can help build a variety of reading skills to build literacy and comprehension. I like combining them with the functional sight words and environmental print because they translate easily into the context of the students' real lives. Find out how you can use them in this post.

How to Build Literacy with Interactive Books & Sight Words

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If morning meeting or whole group activities have ever intimidated you as a special education teacher, you are not alone. Trying to figure out meaningful group activities for such diverse populations can be tough. But this post can help with 10 steps to make it the best part of your day! #morningmeeting #specialeducation

How to Run a Special Education Morning Meeting That is the Best Part of the Day

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There is no better feeling as a special educator than running an activity where every student is engaged, the timing is just right, and you see the light come on in the students' eyes. And when that happens and you are being observed, that's just magic! This post will give you the questions to ask to create that amazing feeling! #lessonplanning #specialeducation #principalobservation

5 Questions to Ask in Planning Lessons in Special Education

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Leveled Worksheets for Functional Reading Instruction

Classroom Tools You Need: Leveled Functional Reading Worksheets

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BINGO in the Classroom: 4 Ways to Increase Skills

BINGO in the Classroom: 4 Ways It Can Increase Skills

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Next Dollar Up Strategy: Resources and Freebie

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Sequencing is such an important skill for students with autism because it feeds into literacy, language, communication, social interactions and more. Get tips and tricks on how teach it here. #autismteacher

Tips And Tools That Will Make You Want to Teach Sequencing

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Winter resources that you can switch out to shake things up a bit can be essential in a special education classroom to get students engaged. Read this post for some language and independent resources that will help you stay out of the winter doldrums.

Special Education Winter Resources Roundup

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These tools are designed specifically to help students learn how to understand pricing, buying and using money in a store. They include tools and ideas for teaching debit card use, making change, writing checks, understanding sales flyers and more. Check it out to find out more.

Tools for Teaching Functional Literacy and Real-Life Money Skills

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