differentiate & age appropriate resources for teens & adults in special education.
Doing holiday-themed activities makes learning fun. It gives a change of scenery and creates increased engagement and not to mention it makes activities relatable. Here are some life skills activities (AND SOME FREEBIES!) that are Holiday-themed but also functional to everyday ... READ the POST
Doing holiday-themed activities makes learning fun. It gives a change of scenery and creates increased engagement. Here are some life skills activities that are Halloween-themed but also functional to everyday life. Think to yourself - you compare shop for a Halloween costume or cook a fun spooky ... READ the POST
Make lesson planning a bit easier on yourself by including activities that you repeat every day. At first this might sound boring for the students, but if you keep reading, I'll explain how these activities are same in structure but different each day. Not to mention - repeating similar ... READ the POST
Everyone always talks about morning routines, but what about an end-of-day routine? They are just as important! Create an end-of-day routine in the classroom that will end the school day on a positive and productive note! If you’re a teacher, you know the end of the day is ... READ the POST
The end of the school year can be chaotic. You've had a long year, Spring Break wasn't enough of a break, you're exhausted, you have no energy to lesson plan anymore. To help you finish the year with a bang, I've compiled a list of a handful of summer-themed end-of-year resources. ... READ the POST
The weeks leading up to summer break can be long and drag out. If your students are graduating, they might experience "senoritis" or anxiety about the big change in their routine. To help you finish the year with a bang, I've compiled a handful of end-of-year resources. Each of these ... READ the POST
