Preschool IEP Goals and Objectives
Accomplishing Preschool IEP goals and objectives in the classroom is essential to a special need’s child, but sometimes it may be hard for teachers to …
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Tips to Keep Gifted Students On Track with Service Learning Projects
Service learning projects are perfect for gifted and talented classrooms. Once gifted students have set their goals and chosen a project, they are …
Continue ReadingCounting Money Lesson Plan for Special Education Students in an Inclusive Classroom
Counting money lesson plans are most effective when you use real (or play) coins instead of math worksheets for all students. With this lesson plan …
Continue ReadingAdaptive Physical Education: Modifications for Children With Physical Disabilities
Inclusive education requires that modifications be made so that all students may participate in the curriculum. For students with physical …
Continue ReadingIntroduction to Inclusion: A Look at Integrating Students with Disabilities into Mainstream Classrooms
Students with disabilities were once educated in separate, special education classes. Today an increasing number of students with disabilities are …
Continue ReadingProviding Activities That Develop Fine-Motor Control: Help Kids Learn to Cut With Scissors
Providing the right fine-motor activities helps young children develop the dexterity to cut with scissors. For special education and mainstream …
Continue ReadingHow Parents Can Advocate for Their Children With Disabilities
Being a parent is likely the most difficult job one can accept. This job becomes even more difficult when a child has disabilities. Discover the …
Continue ReadingTips for Parents: Giving Homework Help for Students With ADHD
ADHD in children causes inattentiveness and fidgeting, symptoms which make the task of homework completion difficult. Parents can help by implementing …
Continue ReadingTV Reviews for Special Education Students: Creating a Fun Modified Lesson Plan in Writing
Having students write a television review on their favorite program would get an entire classroom engaged in the learning objective. Let’s face …
Continue ReadingAutism Spectrum: Online Games for Children
There are plenty of online games, but for children with autism some of them are frustrating in their complexity. Read on for a few resources that …
Continue ReadingSpecial Education Teaching Tips for Beginning Teachers
The new school year is about to start and as a new teacher you are searching for a few tools and tips to help students with special needs in your …
Continue ReadingArt Lesson Activities to Improve Fine Motor Skills
This simple art lesson plan for teaching an introduction to blending paints and colors in art has been modified to cater for students with limited …
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