Hello friends! If you need to come up with several weeks of work for your special education students to do at home while school is canceled for the coronavirus and you have no idea where to start, I might have the perfect solution! You might know about my Adapted Thematic Packs but did you know I have a completely free… View Post
My husband Corey and I have been married for almost 4 years. We have been consistent in having some type of date night every week. We had the idea about a month ago to share our favorite date nights out and date nights at home. As I write this, my local school system has shut down for the next two… View Post
When I was teaching, I hosted an Autism Acceptance Day for my entire elementary school. It was the best way to get involved with my staff and get my whole school involved in celebrating all of my students. If you want to do something school-wide but you don’t know where to start, I’ve got 4 ideas for you! Design and… View Post
When I ask people what they want to learn more about, the number one thing requested is negative behavior and I totally understand why. Negative behavior has a huge impact in our classrooms. How can you teach the ladybug life cycle when you have these intensive behaviors occurring? If you are nodding your head, this is a blog post for you…. View Post
Do you need to get an ABC data sheet running in your classroom but your not sure where to start? This blog post will walk you through all of the sections I like to include in my ABC data sheets. At the end of this blog post, you can download a sample data sheet. I like to have staff put… View Post
When I feel sad, that’s when I need the most self-care. The only problem is when I feel sad, I can’t come up with things to do for self-care. That’s the point of this blog! This blog has 30 ideas that you can save. You can listen to a podcast version of this here and grab the free download at… View Post
When I first started teaching, I hated the idea of sensory bins. I thought to myself “Why would I want to have a bin of small things to throw?” I didn’t see it as a meaningful activity and it was more of a hassle then what it was worth. That was because I didn’t know how to use sensory bins… View Post