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Let’s paint a picture. Its time to work on writing. Your students have mapped out their ideas using graphic organizers and now they are going to make their first draft. Slowly but surely a line begins to form wherever you go to help your students. Before you know it it
In all my years teaching in a self contained special education classroom the reading curriculum offered to me was either a fluency program or a A-Z reading levels. Both are great to help children learn HOW to read the words, but what about the comprehension skills that go along with
Its January and while we all need winter break, those of us who teach in a Moderate to Severe Classroom know coming back from a break can be like the first day of school all over again. There are so many different ways you can keep structure in your classroom
A few months ago I posted a picture on instagram (@superheroesinSPED) of the coffee cart in my classroom. I got a ton of questions and requests asking for details of how I implement this in my classroom! I currently teach 3-4 grade life skills. We are just beginning to dabble
Hello Blogging World! I am here—and really scared to be entering this world! I have had my blog ready to go for almost a month (designed by Ruby Slippers Design—totally recommend her! I love the way she set everything up!) and have been struggling with what to write about first!
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