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May Art Plans

I’m only a couple days late, right?  May has already been a whirlwind.  This is the busy IEP season for my classroom.  7 out of my 10 fall in May!  That’s just crazy!  I finally got my art plans all ready to share with you.  With our field trip to the farm coming up, we’re making everything farm!  We’re learning about animals and making animal art projects!  Check out what we’re up to this month!

I love these projects I found on Pinterest.  Some are from Gabrielle at Teaching Special Thinkers amazing art packs!  If you haven’t found them on TpT, you should definitely check them out.

What are you up to this month?

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  • Today we are sharing our favorite fall activities and ideas for the classroom. From September morning work, to fine motor scissor skills craft ideas, to fall counting activities, and asking and answering questions activities we have everything you need for fall. Our activities are great for preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade, and special education students. Check out our fall favorites and activities here!
  • Today we are sharing our favorite fall activities and ideas for the classroom. From September morning work, to fine motor scissor skills craft ideas, to fall counting activities, and asking and answering questions activities we have everything you need for fall. Our activities are great for preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade, and special education students. Check out our fall favorites and activities here!
  • Are you looking for some engaging centers to use at the beginning of the year? Check out these back to school fine motor centers! Your students will be able to practice fine motor skills while reviewing literacy and math concepts at the beginning of the school year. Click here to take a closer look at these fine motor centers for the beginning of kindergarten.
  • Today we are sharing our favorite fall activities and ideas for the classroom. From September morning work, to fine motor scissor skills craft ideas, to fall counting activities, and asking and answering questions activities we have everything you need for fall. Our activities are great for preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade, and special education students. Check out our fall favorites and activities here!
  • Are you looking for some engaging centers to use at the beginning of the year? Check out these back to school fine motor centers! Your students will be able to practice fine motor skills while reviewing literacy and math concepts at the beginning of the school year. Click here to take a closer look at these fine motor centers for the beginning of kindergarten.
  • Are you making the most of your activity matrix in your special education classroom? Not even sure where to start when planing for goal mastery in your classroom? Let's delve into its potentials and how it can take your teaching methods to astounding heights!
  • Grab a paper plate and some paper clips for this easy fine motor skip counting activity to help your kids learn to skip count by fives.
  • Teaching and generalizing adaptive skills in the special education classroom can be fun! These 20 activities are a great way to reinforce skills like food, money, body parts, telling time and clothing but are packed with FUN for kids. These 20 activities come in color and blackline options. They're a great option for distance learning or hybrid teaching. I use these as homework activities in my Autism classroom, too.

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Looking to build routines in your classroom this fall? These no prep morning work pages are a great way to get students practicing basic skills every day!Ready to grab these morning work pages? Head to the link in this profile: bit.ly/3urJgK4 ... See MoreSee Less

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Have you tried using checklists as a visual support in the special education classroom? These are some of the ways I use checklists:⭐️ Within activity schedules⭐️ Routine checklists⭐️ Planning checklistsWant to know how I implement these checklists with students? Read more here: bit.ly/4cJv7cr ... See MoreSee Less

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Letter daub activities for the WIN! My students love any task that involves bingo daubers, so you better believe I'm pulling this out for my group of students working on letter recognition!bit.ly/3xSiGf0 ... See MoreSee Less

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How many students are on your caseload? Type the number into the gif search bar and add your favorite gif to the comments! ... See MoreSee Less

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