Fun special education activities

Are you looking to add some cause and effect toys to your early childhood special education classroom? Today, I’m sharing the 10 best cause and effect toys. Early childhood students will love playing pop up toys, pound a ball toy, learn and spin, and many more. Cause and effect toys for preschool kids will enjoy Pop the Weasel, sort and discover toys, and light up spinning wands. Check out the variety of toys for your children or special education students!

Teaching rules, expectations and procedures are a MUST, regardless of what kind of classroom you are in. I always start my first few weeks by teaching, reviewing, practicing, and practicing some more. For students to understand each rule, we need to give them specific examples. Visual supports are a must-have for teaching classroom rules in a special education setting. Here's a great way to introduce classroom rules to your students.

Do you want to learn how to create adapted books for special education classrooms? This post provides a step by step list, with examples...

Make lesson planning easier by repeating activities. Keep reading to find out how each life skills activity is different each day.

Autism activities to help increase communication, fine motor skills, sensory play skills, interaction & more in your home or autism classroom!

These sight word activities are so easy to prepare! You can use them for preschool, kindergarten, and first grade -and even older students! I can see how many of these would work for kids in special education, too. #sightwords #teachingreading

Homeschooling can be totally fun with these absolutely FREE file folder games for kids of all ages. Many of my friends have a lot of kids, little ones at that. The more kids you homeschool, the more lessons you need to plan, the more papers you need to grade and so on.

In this post, find 10 unique business ideas designed for your special education class, helping students learn entrepreneurship and practical skills. These ideas are easy to implement and adaptable to various skill levels, making them perfect for fostering independence and teamwork. Ideal for special education teachers looking to enhance their curriculum with real-world learning opportunities. Save this for later for classroom business strategies and special education projects.

Do you want to work on life skills in your classroom? Are you looking for hands-on special education life skills activities that your students will love? If so, you've come to the right place. Because today, I'm sharing my top 10 life skills activities that you can do in your classroom. 1. Washing Hands One

A library of printable adapted books and digital adapted books for teachers and parents to use with elementary-aged students. Adapted books are great for students with special needs.