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How to Build a Math Center in an Early Childhood Special Education Classroom

Creating jobs within your classroom gives your students responsibility and allows them to generalize skills previously taught. In my last blog (click here to

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Hey TpT!Thank you for checking out my page!What is a Contingency Map?Contingency maps are often used when a student is having difficulty making appropriate choices or connecting behaviour to the outcome.It has visuals that show 2 paths:1st path leads to the desired behaviour2nd path that shows what happens if they don't engage in the desired behaviour.Here are 14 different options for Contingency Maps (3 or 4 steps). It is intended for you to print only the one that would be suitable for...

While you might be reading this in May with only a little bit of time left in the school year, just know that if things feel like they need a little restructuring that it’s ok! Or maybe you’ll be teaching summer school or ESY and want to have some new structures shifting around, that’s okay too. Structured areas help teach children how to focus on an activity and eventually become independent with them!

Make mealtimes more meaningful and accessible with these Adapted Place Mats designed specifically for students with autism, intellectual disabilities, and other communication needs. These mats support expressive and receptive language development using SymbolStix® visuals, helping students communicate wants and needs such as "I want," "eat," "drink," "more," "done," "help," "yes," and "no." These visual placemats are perfect for: Special education classrooms Life skills programs ABA therapy...

Looking to set up a 3-drawer work bin system in your special education classroom? This independent work station is a great way to build confidence and self-esteem among your special education students. In this post, I am sharing how to set up this independent work system and what independent work to include to help your students meet their IEP goals. Learn more now!

Kindness activity for positive classroom culture. This winter themed activity helps elementary school students practice giving compliments. Student work to generate compliments for their classmates. Teachers or counselors can model the types of compliments you could give someone. This is a great activity to use in classrooms focusing on kindness, community building, and overall social and emotional skills. Social Emotional Skills

Teach real-life skills with this engaging Life Lessons of the Week resourcedesigned just for upper elementary learners. With 51 weekly print-and-go pages, students explore real-world skills like responsibility, conflict resolution, communication, time management, and more. Each lesson is quick to teach and packed with real-life relevance.Whats Inside: 51 individual Life Lesson pages/slides Each lesson includes: What is it? explanation in kid-friendly language Why does it matter?...

Struggling to keep up with multiple IEP goals and data collection? IEP goal bins are a game-changer! Learn how to organize IEP goal work bins to streamline data collection and progress monitoring in special education. Use these IEP task bins for independent work, IEP goal work or for student IEP goal bins in your secondary special education classroom. Learn how to set up IEP tubs to save time and make progress monitoring stress-free!