Life skills activities
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This week , we worked on two dimensional shapes. Each year , I usually do an activity with food and sorting the food by shapes. I would use...
Heidi Alpine saved to General Math
50+ Simon Says Ideas for kids. Easy ideas for toddlers and older kids! Free printable pdf included with the list of the Simon Says actions.
Betsy Kolet saved to Montessori toddler
Description Help your students make good choices. This colorful, kid friendly poster contains ten suggestions geared towards diffusing conflict and helping kids get on with their day. Conflict resolution, peaceful, free, life skills, functional human being, problem solving, child psychology, counseling, poster, ED, emotions, anger, frustration, resolution, resolve, classroom management, special ed.
Christine Rich saved to Anti bullying
It can be hard to teaching cooking skills in special education classroom, especially if you don't have a kitchen! I mentioned before how I love "tricking" my students into learning by working on concepts using file folders. They still seem to think they are games! Or at least they enjoy them. Some of my students will even choose to do file folder activities during their breaks. A lot of file folders that you can find online are for basic facts, such as colors, counting, and what-not, but my…
Mimi Bates saved to Special Education
Ficha online de Los alimentos para preescolar. Puedes hacer los ejercicios online o descargar la ficha como pdf.
Melisa Baumann saved to MATERIAL DE TRABAJO
One fun way to have fun with your students while doing a Zoom chat is to play a game of Simon Says!All you need is at least 3 players or more. One person assumes the role of, Simon, and gives
Create a stocking task for your special education students with this free printable
Mary Kane saved to task boxes
Self Care Checklist-I've been getting a lot of requests for this lately for my middle school boys. I laminate multiple copies to keep in the home so they can go wherever needed and be easily cleaned. It helps them understand what exactly mom means when she says "Wash your face!"
Sarah Ann saved to For the Classroom
