This post may contain affiliate links Paraprofessionals are very important assets to the classroom because they help students and care for them in ways that help them grow. As the holidays get closer, now is a great time to show your appreciation with thoughtful gifts. If you want to show
The holiday season is an excellent time to fill the classroom with joy and creativity. Create activities that not only engage non-verbal students but also provide opportunities for conversation, sensory exploration, and fun! These 5 inclusive holiday activities for students in a self-contained classroom will help to make the season
Looking for some simple crafts for your severe and profound special education students? I’ve absolutely got you covered in this area so keep reading! I have some easy art ideas to show you for severe and profound students in special education. Whether they have motor challenges, sensory needs or communication difficulties-you
Setting up a self-contained classroom for severe needs can be a daunting task, but with proper planning and preparation, it can be a rewarding experience for both the special educator and special education students. As a special education teacher with several years of experience in a self-contained setting, I have
If you are reading this post you are most likely a special education teacher looking for some guidance to help students with orthopedic impairments in your classroom. As a special educator for 8 years, I’ve worked with many students with severe disabilities, including physical impairments. I want to share some
AAC stands for Alternative and Augmentative Communication. Basically, it means using different ways of communicating besides verbal speech. Alternative communication methods are typically used when someone is unable to speak or is very difficult to understand. This is where AAC communication boards come in really handy! Have you ever used
