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Adventures in the ATC: Set Up A Stellar DTT Station in Your Classroom

DTT

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The First 2 Weeks in a Self-Contained SPED Classroom - Mrs. D's Corner

First Day of School in a Special Eduction Classroom » Autism Adventures

Curriculum/Teaching

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Hands-on way to practice composing 2D shapes. 32 colorful task cards will guide your learners through using shapes to make larger shapes. Your students will love using magnet tiles to build as they learn and compose shapes. A fun addition to your geometry unit, STEM bin, soft start, or math center. Shapes used are square, right triangle, isosceles triangle, equilateral triangle, & rectangle. 2 sets of cards - the 1st set is scaffolded and shows the shape already made. Easy differentiation!

20 Center Ideas for a Self-Contained Classroom

Centers

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Get your students practicing the proper letter formation with this set of letter tracers! Laminate them to use as a write and wipe activity. In this pack, you will get: ✮ Full-sized tracers in UPPER CASE and LOWER CASE letters ✮ UPPER CASE and LOWER CASE letters Tracing Cards ( 4 per page ) The lower case letter t and q have two versions. The letter N (capital) also has two versions: one is a continuous tracing (down, across, up version) and the other is the down, across, down version.

Writing

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Classroom hacks

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Work tasks or work boxes

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Creating accessible board games provides opportunities to hone skills such as critical thinking, strategic planning, and practice social skills such as turn-taking, all while having fun in the special education classroom. Today, I am sharing how to make board games more accessible. I am sharing how to embed assistive technology, how to incorporate tactile objects, and how to use velcro to make classroom games more accessible for your special education students.

Social Skills

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Monthly ideas

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I am going to give you 10 of my favorite IEP goals for math adapted books! I LOVE using adapted books in the classroom, and one of the number one questions I get about them is… “what are your IEP goals for them?”…. here’s the answer! #specialedclassroom #specialeducation

Math

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Reading

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Unlock the secrets to successful work centers in a special education classroom with our latest blog post! From visual supports to streamlined rotations, discover how to create an efficient and engaging learning environment for every student.

Independent work stations

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Life Skills

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Differentiated journals to use as a bell ringer! Start off the day errorlessly and help students learn to express their opinions with confidence. Great for special education classrooms, autism and speech rooms.

Learn how to plan the first hour of your school day once and only once with this Interactive Morning Calendar Routine. Learn how to create a calendar routine is not only functional but can also be differentiated to meet the needs of all your students. You’ll also find tips to create an interactive, engaging stress free morning routine in your self-contained classroom, organize your morning meeting and set up morning work binders for your special education students.

Morning meeting/morning binder

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If you are a special education teacher, then you know that IEP goals play an important role in our job. Today, I want to share how to set up IEP goal bins to make your life easier as a special ed teacher. Data tracking for special education students is easy once you prep your goal bins. Each special ed student gets a container, a label with their name, and materials for each objective. Read more about what is inside and how to keep them organized in your special ed classroom.

IEP

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As a special education teacher, it is important to develop a system to organize all the paperwork that comes with being in a self-contained classroom. From IEPs, data collection sheets, progress monitoring and keeping track of IEP goals and objectives, it can be overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be! Color coding is my favorite special education classroom organization system that helps me keep track of all my special education paperwork in a simple, easy to use way. Learn how I use it here.

Room setup

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Click the link to find my "Let's Take a Sensory Break" header for the wall in my sensory corner in my autism special education classroom! This header adds a fun and colorful touch to our sensory corner!

These are behavior management cards provide visual examples of what appropriate and inappropriate behavior looks like within preschool or kindergarten centers. Use them to help introduce centers at the beginning of the school year or be used as a reminder during the school year when free choice time gets out of hand.There are two sizes: smaller cards (9 to a page) and larger cards (4 to a page). Additionally, there is a sheet to print off center names for creating posters, if needed.What you g

Visuals

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We don’t need to create special activities for our students to use their AAC devices. We can incorporate AAC into anything we do. Sometimes something as simple as playing a game really gets my students motivated to use their devices. I wanted to share about 3 simple games I have been using recently with my students to help them practice using their AAC devices in a fun way.

AAC

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ULS

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Coffee Cart

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Aba Clinic

Sensory Corner

Special Education Classroom Setup

Let's Take a Sensory Break Digital Download Classroom Header, Instant Download

Alphabet Activities Preschool

Beginning The Year Creative Curriculum

Pre K At Home Activities

Ufli Activities

Editable Name Practice

Eyfs Nursery

Letters Activities

Name Activities Preschool

Expo Markers

Montessori Board

FREE Editable Name Practice Mats - Just Reed & Play

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Triangle Prek Activities

Art Center Activities

Magnetic Shape Activities

Shape Stem Activities

Sensory Activities Classroom

Magnet Tile Activities

Easy Small Group Activities Preschool

Kid Art Activities

Magnet Tiles Building Ideas

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Magnet Tile Task Cards - Composing 2D Shapes

TPT

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Visual Learner Activities

Aba Therapy Ideas

My Turn Your Turn Visual

Turn Taking Visual

Turn Taking Activities

Sped Visuals

Aba Visuals

Aba Classroom

Class Management Ideas Preschool

Preschool Classroom Rules Activities

Creative Curriculum Preschool First Six Weeks

Gsrp Classroom Ideas

Preschool Teacher Resources

Preschool Visuals

Preschool Classroom Management

Classroom Center Organization

Preschool Classroom Setup

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Class Rules Editable for Preschool Centers - Autism, Special Needs

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Special Education Token Boards

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Visual Supports For Behavior

Special Education Visual Supports

Portable Visual Schedules Special Education

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Positive Behavior Management

Behavior Management Strategies

Conscious Discipline

Behavior Visual Supports for Special Education

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Middle School Self Contained Classroom

Sped Classroom Organization

Sped Classroom Ideas

Self Contained Room Design

Sped Classroom Setup Elementary

Self Contained Classroom Setup

Color Coded Classroom

Special Education Preschool Classroom

Sped Organization

My Favorite Special Education Organization System

As a special education teacher, it is important to develop a system to organize all the paperwork that comes with being in a self-contained classroom. From IEPs, data collection sheets, progress monitoring and keeping track of IEP goals and objectives, it can be overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be! Color coding is my favorite special education classroom organization system that helps me keep track of all my special education paperwork in a simple, easy to use way. Learn how I use it here.

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Visual Routine

Pocket Of Preschool

Kindergarten Classrooms

Childhood Health

Classroom Procedures

School Safety

Emergency Drills Visual Routine Posters & Supports (Fire Drill, Earthquake, Tornado, & Intruder Drills) - Pocket of Preschool

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Independent Living Skills

Calendar Skills

Independent Life

Calendar Math

Life Skills Classroom

Self Contained Classroom

Calendar Book

Calendar Time » Autism Adventures

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The First 2 Weeks in a Self-Contained SPED Classroom - Mrs. D's Corner

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Differentiated journals to use as a bell ringer! Start off the day errorlessly and help students learn to express their opinions with confidence. Great for special education classrooms, autism and speech rooms.