Self contained behavior classroom setup

Wondering how to setup your ECSE classroom? Today I am giving you my top teaching tips for creating a positive classroom environment for your special education students. I share my calm are, my teacher desk area, whole group lesson area and more. Find ECSE classroom setup tips including student schedules, word walls, dramatic play centers and more.

Learn every step of classroom setup, must have resources, and materials needed to setup your self-contained classroom. Peek inside my classroom!

I have been so excited to bring this to you! About two weeks ago, I got a new job, and have been NONSTOP busy ever since. Creating for my new students, setting up my new classroom and familiarizing myself with my new school has certainly kept me busy- but I am so excited to finally […]

Visual boundaries are a vital part of classroom setup. Let me show you how I utilize these visual boundaries in classroom!

What if addressing challenging behavior in your classroom could be as simple as making changes to your room design? Here are some simple tricks that can help you prevent or address behaviors with their warning signs and solutions.

Learn which strategies to use with students who are engaging in escape or task avoidance behaviors in special education classes.

Today I want to share with you my special education classroom layout for an autistic support classroom. Inside my elementary special education classroom, I provide an area for the teacher and teacher assistants. I post the daily routine schedule for special needs kids. The placement of the student desks is important to keep them engaged and learning. Another teacher tip is to incorporate an area for centers and independent workstations. A calm corner in the classroom is a must too!

If you're struggling to create and use schedules with your students, let me help! I'm going to give you my classroom schedule tour.

Age group: 3-5 years Disability: All types This resources will help teachers go on websites to get visual explanations on how to arrange a calm down corner in a special need classroom. Website: mrsdscorner.com

In you special needs class, do you have any behavior issues? Any kids that are over-responsive or just the opposite, under-responsive? YOU.NEED.HEAVY.WORK. I cannot stress enough how much of a DRASTIC change we saw in some of our special thinkers when we began implementing this work system into their daily routine. Here's some info on