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School's Closing: Free Resources to Send Home

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An easy wya to send positive parent communication. Success Slips. Autism Classroom Resources.

An Easy Way to Send Positive Communication with Parents

We all want our IEPs to go well. We want to do what's right for the student and we want to support the families. Getting it started on the right note is a good start. Here are some ideas to help with that.

How to Make Your Next IEP Start Off on the Right Foot

Being a special education teacher can be tough for many reasons...including that many of our students can't express to us how they feel. I believe that many of them will be thankful for your love, attention and instruction. This is what I think a letter from our students would likely be like....Thank you for all you do.

Happy Thanksgiving: What Your Students Might Be Thankful For

A printed sheet titled Home Note lies on a table. Over it, bold purple text reads: 2 Strategies Special Education Teachers Can use to Start the Year off Right with Students & Parents (with a freebie).

2 Back to School Tips for Special Education Teachers That You Can Use to Start the Year Off Right with Students & Families (plus a Freebie)

An illustrated image with orange background, black trees, and a colorful turkey. Yellow text reads, 7 Ways to Help Children with Autism Participate in Giving Thanks. Website: www.autismclassroomnews.com.

7 Ways to Help Children with Autism Participate in Giving Thanks

A smartphone displays its home screen with various apps. Overlaid text reads: Different ways to communicate with families----beyond the home note. The website www.autismclassroomnews.com appears at the bottom.

8 Ways to Communicate with Families: Beyond the Home Note

A computer screen displays a Home Note communication sheet for students with sections for group work, transitions, snack, art, meals, behavior, communication, and more, with icons and checkboxes to track daily activities.

Special Education Home Notes Communication for All Ages

A completed home note form for students with icons and checkboxes for communication between school and families, detailing work time, behavior, meals, and daily notes. The heading reads “Some Dos and Don’ts of Communicating with Families.”.

Dos and Don'ts of Communicating with Families

Yellow paper with bold blue and black text reads: 5 Reasons Why Building Effective Home-School Communication is Important in Special Education. Includes a small calendar and a label: Autism Classroom News.

5 Reasons Why Building Effective Home-School Communication is Important

A poster titled “Holiday Wishlists Alternative Ideas for Gifts for the Classroom” lists classroom gift ideas such as tennis balls and zip lock bags, with images of supplies below the list. Website: www.autismclassroomnews.com.

Holiday Wishlists: Alternative Ideas for Gifts for the Classroom

A slide titled Running a Smooth IEP Meeting lists steps: make an agenda, consider seating, clarify roles, assign responsibilities, assure parental input, and prepare necessary forms. Website: www.autismclassroomnews.com.

Running a Smooth IEP Meeting: Part 1

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