Math activities special education

Special education students need to develop a strong understanding of numbers and how they relate to each other. This deep understanding will hep them learn life skills and be functional in their community. Here are some of the materials and activities we

Children learn best when they get their hands on materials. They need to physically move an object to count, add, and take away. Today, I am sharing my 5 favorite math manipulatives. Dominos I like to use dominoes in my classroom because they are open ended. You can count them, you can add with them, ... Read More about 5 Math Manipulatives

KINDERGARTEN MATH - UNIT 1 I am thrilled to be sharing this huge Counting and Cardinality Unit with you! This is the math unit we start the year with in kindergarten. The kids love all of the hands-on activities we get to do, and I love how easy it is to keep them engaged.

This year I have been part of our Math PD team and it has really made in impact in my classroom. While my students are still working on many basic skills, I’ve been able to get some great insight into where we should be going and let me tell you, they’re flying! Check out these ... Read More about 4 Tips for Building Math Fluency

Learn how to implement an effective rotations and math centers system in a self-contained classroom. This guide offers tips for organizing activities by IEP goals, current lessons, and review skills, plus practical strategies for prepping, managing, and streamlining math instruction.

By creating an inclusive learning environment, center rotations in special ed can be beneficial for students with diverse learning needs.

Reinforce number sense and math skills with these dice math centers. These activities will work on numbers, addition, subtraction, and more!

I told Big Brother that we would be taking a break from school for the summer, but that I would be giving him some tasks to review math. He rolled his eyes and sighed, but agreed. He really loves using the dry erase board. So... I picked up one from the dollar section at target…

These free missing number clip cards use numbered wooden clothespins from Target. They're easy to use for math centers and more!

Math games are always a class favorite! They're great for centers, homework practice, and small groups. This set of games includes five monkey-themed math games that your kids will love! They might even go bananas for it (tehehe)! Doubles, place value, addition, and more. Each game comes in color and black & white. You can grab them HERE. I hope your kids love them!