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5 Beliefs About Life Skills Programs (and why they are wrong) picture of mini schedules for doing the laundry

Do You Believe These 5 Things About Life Skills Programs?

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Making specials like art, music and PE beneficial for some of our students in special education can be tough. Here are 4 tips that can help you develop meaningful experiences for them and their teachers.

4 Ways You Can Make Specials More Functional in Special Ed.

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Ever wondered if you needed to bother writing lesson plans in your resource or self-contained classroom? Struggled with how to do it with such different and individual needs of your students? I contend that lesson plans are still needed in the special ed. classroom and I'll share why.

5 Reasons You Still Need Lesson Plans in Special Ed.

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Plastic easter eggs can be such a fun way to make learning more engaging. You can use them for so many activities with little preparation. Quick, easy, and the kids love them. Check out 22 ways to win!

22 Ways to Make Learning More Engaging with Plastic Easter Eggs

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In addition to raising awareness and acceptance for autism, I always feel that the month of April warrants sharing resources with those charged with educating those in the autism community. So this is a linkup of tons of free activities you can use with your students or families.

Autism Acceptance Freebie Link Up 2017

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Everyone needs a little kindness at any time of the year. This kindness freebie is designed to help teach your students in special education about being kind to those around them.

#KindnessRules: Teaching the Concept of Kindness (Freebie!)

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Our students in special education really need to learn effective money skills that will serve them through their lives. In order to do that we need to make sure we are teaching it at all different ages and with enough intensity to benefit. However, trying to keep coming up with functional ways for the students to use money so it's engaging and effective can be hard. Today's blog post focuses on how to make money instruction meaningful and interesting and includes our Facebook Live discussion for more ideas.

How to Make Your Money Instruction Engaging and Functional

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I think we can all agree that lesson planning in the autism or special education classroom is complicated. Here are some tips of why it is important and how to make it easier.

Lesson Planning in the Autism Classroom: How to Make it a Success

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Free visual supports for music and movement with the hokey pokey

Free Visual Supports for the Hokey Pokey: Summer Thank You #4

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Free file folder activity for matching colors for all ages

Summer Free File Folder Activity: Thank You #3

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Free Color Mini-Book Activities for special education

Color Mini-Book Freebie: Summer Thank You #2

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A free interactive book for the Fourth of July.

Summer Thank You Free Interactive Book

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