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I Can Count to 20! Tracking and counting sheet all on one page for students to track their math progress. #studentdatanotebooks #datacollection #datatracking
If your students need to move, move, move (like mine) and love games, this will be a BLAST! We used it to practice sight words during our transitions (win-win). Read more about how you can use this classroom game to review any 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. #specialeducation #specialed #specialeducator #iep
Restorative Circles in Elementary - get started with these classroom visuals and 20 lesson ideas based on favorite read aloud books. #restorative #restorativecircles #restorativejustice
If your students need to move, move, move (like mine) and love games, this will be a BLAST! We used it to practice sight words during our transitions (win-win). Read more about how you can use this classroom game to review any skill!
Digital data collection - early math and literacy sets for progress monitoring! There are 26 targeted skills to use for collecting baseline data and monitoring progress. All sets are Boom Learning task cards.
Shapes Classroom Posters - Use these colorful photograph posters to display 2D Shapes in your classroom or resource room!
Add visual discrimination tasks to your reading intervention groups! From matching pictures and letterbox shapes, to shadow matches and visual closure tasks - all using independent digital Boom Cards! These would be great for the kindergarten classroom - I used them in the first grade resource room.
Are you ready to turn that extra energy into learning? Here are some of our favorite classroom movement games targeting early literacy skills!

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This book was a HUGE hit! The theme and predictabl

This book was a HUGE hit! The theme and predictable text resonated with first graders in a BIG way. 10/10 👍
Have you read it yet?

I’m promise I’m smiling! Teachers, share your

I’m promise I’m smiling!
Teachers, share your mask selfie #teachergrammasks Thank you @thedesignerteacher for starting this movement to normalize mask wearing 😷❤️👊

Present Levels... did I add too much? Not enough?

Present Levels... did I add too much? Not enough? These questions and more (plus an easy cheat sheet) are the types of resources you'll find as a member of Special Educators Resource Room.
Link in bio or DM for more information!

Early math skills - I just updated a blogpost and

Early math skills - I just updated a blogpost and wanted to include a quote to sum up how I feel about using math manipulatives in the special education setting.
I think this one does the trick!

New! Looking for a no-nonsense, no fluff, only-wha

New! Looking for a no-nonsense, no fluff, only-what-you-need resource?
Whether it’s your first or 50th meeting, this cut-to-the-chase IEP Meeting Quick Kit has got you covered 👍
Special Educators Resource Room members - this was uploaded for you today 😊 It’s also in my TPT shop for only $3!

Here’s what was added to the Special Educators R

Here’s what was added to the Special Educators Resource Room for August! New trainings and downloads are added every month 🍎🤓📚

Love using visual organizers straight from the gro

Love using visual organizers straight from the grocery store!
Seriously though, I always pick up end of-season plastic picnic ware to use with small groups.
1. Students love them
2. They keep math manipulatives in one place
3. Visual structure is built-in - think of it as a 3D graphic organizer (see 2nd pic)
4. Personal space was easy to maintain (soooooo impt)
What helpful NON-teaching tools do you like to use?

My favorite classroom decor? Student work ✏️ 🍎😍
It can still be bright and cheery, yet functional while highlighting our classroom community.
(But please don’t be me and have students construct number lines and word walls from scratch - I learned that my students needed a bit more structure than that!)
Do your students participate in “decorating” the room?

Tomorrow! Per usual, I’m all ready and literally

Tomorrow! Per usual, I’m all ready and literally sitting on my hands to not release it. I WILL wait to tomorrow, but I’m ready NOW!
Please send a DM if you want to be added - the email is going out tomorrow morning!

Are you working with students who need more langua

Are you working with students who need more language cues and support to ask and answer questions?
These VISUAL book companions offer both picture and langue cues based on familiar read alouds.
Differentiated tasks included with levels of support! The August books were just added to the year-long bundle! 🍎 📚❤️

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