I am lucky to have my speech therapist and occupational therapist co-teach with me twice a week. During this time, our ratio of staff is higher than typical and we are able to do a lot. It is one of my favorite times of the week! This past Wednesday, my occupational therapist was out. That made it difficult for us to… View Post
I think most young professionals can relate to this situation. You are at work with multiple degrees and possibly years of experience. You walk into work feeling confident and then you encounter someone who has been working in the field longer than you have even been alive. They question you and make you question yourself. The self-confidence is gone and… View Post
I hope you have enjoyed my classroom reveal blog series over the past week! If you have just discovered this blog post, I have the other six posts linked below. This will give you a quick overview of my classroom and highlight some of the important areas. As I talked about on Monday, this is my Morning Meeting… View Post
I posted a photo in my classroom back in September and I got a lot of questions about my monthly storage in the back of my classroom. This is what the monthly storage section looks like: This is the photo I shared that sparked all the interest: I use two different sets of tubs. I have talked a… View Post
This is the one part of my classroom that is not for my students. It’s for my staff, and it’s essential to keep us running. It stores important information and supplies that we use regularly. The first portion of the board is our IEP Goals bulletin board. I love that I made this. It’s super simple to pull together…. View Post
This is hands down my favorite part of my classroom. This is where the goodness is stored. The amazing products from TPT sellers. The accessible materials that help all of my students succeed. This is it. Are you ready? This bookcase has been cleared out a little bit to make some room. I feel like my higher functioning… View Post
This is probably the least exciting post in my classroom reveal series, but I think it is super important. As a teacher of many students who don’t have strong play skills, creating a recess or break area was a huge challenge. Finding appropriate activities and making a functional space took me years to achieve. I have since made a slight… View Post