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Google Keep Headers for Special Education
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Special Education Digital Data Forms
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Digital Data Collection Bundle
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More and Less Math Tasks
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Daily Schedules
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Baseline Assessment Kit
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Phonemic Awareness Kit
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NWEA MAP Free Goal Tracker
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Student Data Tracking Sheets
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Paraprofessional Training Binder
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Need ideas to train paraprofessionals? This free video and handouts will walk you through the process to prepare for training support staff in your classroom. From Positively Learning Blog #paraprofessional #specialeducation #paraeducator
Digital Boom Learning Cards are a fun and EASY way to practice important phonics skills! This set targets /ch/ digraphs in beginning and ending positions. Students will use text and picture cues to tackle this phonics skill.
Free Special Education Chart with the most common special ed acronyms and terms. There are two versions included - simple one page and a MEGA list. Add these to your special education IEP binders… More
These are our first grade favorite songs for the classroom! We play them during independent work time and it's added such a nice vibe to our community. You'll enjoy the songs on the playlist… More
Add these interactive digraph phonics sorts to small groups or centers using Seesaw. It's also an easy way to progress monitor how your early readers are doing with digraphs!
Whether you're going digital or paper and pencil, these mini series has tips to improve your data collection. Free data trackers (download and Google Form goal tracking) is included in this free series! From Positively Learning Blog
Fine motor word building = engagement and learning! This is a word work activity for small groups or centers at home or school. Great for kindergarten and first grade who are working with sounds and CVC words.
Here's a haunted-themed sentence writing packet perfect for Halloween and autumn. Add to your small groups AND spooky centers!
Sometimes we all just need a break! These Quiet Bins can be add to your calming corner, independent work tasks, or even indoor recess! This theme is Alice in Wonderland and includes fine motor activities with favorite characters and story quotes!

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Why does color-coding make me so happy? I just pos

Why does color-coding make me so happy? I just posted this word study BUNDLE featuring digital progress monitoring 🤓
There are ten sets with ten words each and the first set is FREE to download in my Positively Learning Boom Learning shop.
My question for you: how long would you spend on each set? I know it depends on the students, but I’m leaning towards two weeks... enough for preteaching, practice, “marinating” 🤣, review, then assess.

Hey there Fall! 🍂 Do you catch up on work over

Hey there Fall! 🍂
Do you catch up on work over the weekend? I actually enjoy fitting in about 6-10 hours over the weekend, usually early Saturday and Sunday morning.
It helps me feel better prepared for the busy week and keeps the Sunday scaries away (for the most part).
No matter what though, we always make time for play outside the house, too. Saturday is more fun-dinner-friends and Sunday is for healthy-exercise-fresh air.
What’s your weekend routine? Any advice for keeping the balance?

Have an old Jenga game (or this cute one from Amaz

Have an old Jenga game (or this cute one from Amazon)?
Turn it into hands-on literacy learning!
Many times our students just need more time to apply everything they’re learning. Games are a great way to do this!

I will admit I was a bit hesitant to start a chapt

I will admit I was a bit hesitant to start a chapter book with my first grade intervention groups.
I was totally wrong! It went SO well! The Zoey and Sassafras series was a huge hit with this age group. We were able to read one chapter per day right before or after lunch.
How does it go for you and do you have any books to recommend? Thanks!

TGIF! I woke up super early this morning because 1

TGIF! I woke up super early this morning because 1) it’s Friday and 2) I can finally share this secret I’ve been holding onto!
This email was just sent out explaining it all OR check out my stories today to learn more.
DM if you want to be on the early 🐦list to learn more! 🤓

How do you teach and practice digraphs? In my inte

How do you teach and practice digraphs? In my intervention groups, we hit it from all angles 😊 once I think my students "got it," we throw in examples and non-examples (i.e.: sorting activities) just to make sure!
My huge hands-on packet has games, tasks for small groups and centers, plus data tracking. It just got a digital upgrade with seesaw slides!

I truly believe this! It doesn't take a fancy ince

I truly believe this! It doesn't take a fancy incentive system and or the latest gadget (although those can be fun, too!). Please pass it on ❤️

New blogpost update all about baseline assessments

New blogpost update all about baseline assessments and why I actually LOVE administering them the first two weeks of school (yes, really!) 🤓

Whether today is your 1st day back or 10+, please

Whether today is your 1st day back or 10+, please know this community is cheering you on! 🤩🍎👊
This daily planner page was sent out this morning (printable and digital formats) to my email list, plus posted in the free Special Educators Resource Room FB group.
Send me a DM with your email if you want to be added to the list!
Have a FANTASTIC day!

We have families we're in constant contact with al

We have families we're in constant contact with all throughout the school year, and then there are other families that we unfortunately are not.
Here's a set of ready-to-print Family Letters with helpful information for when you're hoping to improve communication!
This set is part of the growing library in Special Educators Resource Room membership. Link in bio or DM me for more info 🍎

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