Special education independent work stations

Setting up structured work systems (TEACCH) are a staple in many autism classrooms. Here are 10 tips to get your started on setting up and using them.

I’m back to talk more about independent work stations. I don’t know if you’ve realized, but I’m basically obsessed with them. I think I’ve written about independent work stations at least a half dozen times on this blog if not more! I love them because not only do they provide an opportunity to teach students ... Read More about 5 Mistakes you are Making in your Independent Work Stations

Free Life Skills File Folder Activities for the independent work station in special education classrooms. Practice life skills for community integration!

Have you been struggling to find a way to engage all of your students in writing activities? These daily writing journals are the perfect solution. Today I am sharing how to prep and organize these daily writing journals for your special education students. I talk about how to color code the journals along with how to pick the right level for your students. These writing prompts are great for writing time, morning work, and independent work stations. Learn how to prep them today!

I remember when I first started teaching in my classroom, I literally had no clue what I was doing. I remember everyone kept talking about.. STRUCTURESTRUCTURESTRUCTURE I shook off their advice and did things my way for the first few months, thinking my cute little classroom set-up was just the beez-neez with all

Errorless learning activities are perfect for independent work stations in special education classrooms. Grab this free mini bundle of errorless cut and paste worksheets to target multiple goals at once - colors, shapes, letters and numbers along with fine motor skills. Students gain confidence completing work without staff assistance. Errorless learning is perfect for students who don't have many mastered skills (yet) to participate in independent work or centers with their classmates.

I know that lots of teachers use drawers for independent work systems and sometimes they work fine. I've found them limiting in teaching students in special education to work independently. I'm sharing why in this post.

Are you setting up your self-contained classroom and are wondering what to use as visual boundaries? Read more to learn about...

Create an optimal learning environment in your special education classroom with our 10 must-have work areas! Explore our blog post to discover essential spaces like sensory corners, quiet zones, and independent work stations. Save this Pin and transform your classroom into a functional and inclusive learning space. #SpecialEducationClassroom #WorkAreas

Here are 10 different types of activities that you can use in your independent work systems in your special education classroom.