Sped centers special education

Here are 20 center ideas that you can use for your self-contained classroom. I have it all listed out for you including pictures

Visual schedules are crucial for student success in special education. Today, I am sharing everything you need to know about special education schedules. I share how to prep schedules for students in your self-contained classroom, how to set up special education schedules, and ways to teach your special education students how to use them. This is so important for classroom management. It will help decrease behavior problems throughout the day. Learn more here!

Are you a special ed teacher but you aren’t sure how to setup your special education classroom? I’m sharing 10 different special ed classroom setups! Whether you are an early elementary special ed, elementary self contained, autism support, or preschool special ed teacher there are a variety of layouts and suggestions to choose from. I also share speech therapy, occupational therapy, and moderate to severe classrooms. Check out all of the layouts to get your classroom organized in no time!

Fluid learning and free movement are key ideas in this curriculum ideology. A great way to cultivate this educational environment is through the utilization of centers. Centers lend themselves to students self-pacing and learning based on interests. It is important to set center up so that they help students achieve their personal learning goals. This resource is a great way to ensure that maximum effectiveness is reached.

Using mini-schedules and activity schedules in special education #specialeducation #sped #classroom #behaviorsupports

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How to set up independent work stations in your self-contained special education classroom #specialeducation #selfcontained #SPED

Learn how to set up stations and rotations in special ed. It makes life easier, your students more structured & your paras more effective.

Visuals for special education students are a must! Inside my special education classroom, there are 5 steps that I do to make visuals in the classroom easy to use. First, it’s important to have teacher lanyard visuals and to wear them daily. It’s equally important to implement and use visual prompts for kids. Visual schedules, visual supports for behavior, visual task analysis in special education, and more. Special education classroom visuals will make your day run more smoothly.

Today, I am talking about how I DESIGN my classroom, before I even get to step into it for the new year! I know what you are thinking, “ALREADY?”… I am the first one to tell you to take the time to RELAX, have FUN with family and friends, and take time to yourself and […]

Flexible Seating and Kinesthetic Classroom Tips - Floor plan

Are you a special education teacher? Keep reading to learn about my 5 steps to managing challenging behaviors.

Do you need ideas for a word wall in your special education classroom? As a life skills special ed teacher, I want to make the most of my wall space to keep my students learning and engaged. Simply special ed life skills word wall has 3 different themes to choose from. Life skills, Let’s Cook, and Don’t Worry Be Happy are included with 72 real pictures. You can use these vocabulary words with a variety of life skills activities. Learn more today!