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Putting Evidence Based Practices to Work
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Paragraph writing has become our JAM in my classroom. It wasn't an easy road though.![]()
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My students have worked really hard to learn to write sentences and then I felt like we hit a plateau. It was becoming easy *yay!* but moving to the next step was difficult.![]()
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I started scaffolding paragraph writing and using topics of interest and that QUICKLY changed in my classroom. With 3 levels and 2 versions, these paragraph journals have gotten so many of my students writing paragraphs INDEPENDENTLY!![]()
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Want to get your students writing paragraphs? Check this out!![]()
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Looking for some no prep fun in your classroom this winter?![]()
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I put together 20 super fun addition practice pages that my students love completing. Little do they know they're building their addition skills and fact fluency while they do!![]()
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To make these activities extra fun I pull out my winter manipulative so students can have hands on practice.![]()
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Want to grab these worksheets for your classroom? Check it out:![]()
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For real. Sometimes I start with plan A and don't stop until we get to plan W, but that's what we do in special education. We've got to pull out every trick in our tool belt to help our students be successful.
I've always got at least one student (more like half) working on counting skills in my classroom, so I'm in need of counting activities to keep things fresh.![]()
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Here are 10 of my favorite low prep and engaging counting activities for the Special Education classroom. (Hint: Don't forget to grab your free printables!)![]()
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Seriously. Get it together!![]()
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Oh and while you're at it, you can add manipulatives to that list, Microsoft Word.