differentiate & age appropriate resources for teens & adults in special education.
Simplified reading comprehension questions highlighting job sites, what they do, skills needed, preferences and job interest. These are great for special education students looking to explore career interest options. The pictures depict individuals of different genders, ethnicities, and with ... READ the POST
About the guest bloggerHi! My name is Mary Neisler. I have been a special education teacher for 16 years; 11 of those years have been spent teaching high school life skills and transition programming.I am incredibly fortunate to work in a very supportive school district that highly values students ... READ the POST
When a person works, whether they are getting paid or not, there are many benefits - they might just need some patience, help, and support to get started! BENEFITS Working is good for our health and wellbeing. It builds confidence and self-esteem. In some cases - it can be financially ... READ the POST
Differentiated daily or morning warm up worksheets for your life skills special education students! This is a sample version of a full year resource which comes with: LEVEL 1 Multiple choice calendar skills (yesterday was, today is, tomorrow will be, month, ... READ the POST
FREE Career posters with simplified descriptions highlighting job sites, what they do, and skills needed along with visuals. Simplified reading comprehension questions highlighting job sites, what they do, skills needed, preferences and job interest. These are great for special education students ... READ the POST
Functional reading different types of travel schedules in the community that ask when, where, and what time with many different scenarios. Includes airport schedule, train schedule, and public bus schedule. Age-appropriate activities for special education students preparing for mobility ... READ the POST
