Special ed math

This year I have been part of our Math PD team and it has really made in impact in my classroom. While my students are still working on many basic skills, I’ve been able to get some great insight into where we should be going and let me tell you, they’re flying! Check out these ... Read More about 4 Tips for Building Math Fluency

Sometimes as a special ed teacher it's necessary to find websites or apps to supplement and support your curriculum. As you check out these math resources take your individual students' needs and academic levels in to consideration. Curriculum is never one-size fits all in special education so it important to find resources that work for your individual students. Here are 5 great math websites to incorporate in your classroom for special education students.

Informal math assessments for special education for K-8. Assessments are aligned with Common Core Standards. Find your students average level/abilities.

Don’t you love the beginning of the school year? I always enjoyed seeing smiling faces, reconnecting with students, and just soaking in the excitement a new beginning brings! But, if mid-year me could send a letter to beginning-of-the-year me, it would probably read something like this: “Stop stressing! Get to work, and please, ask for

Are you a new teacher needing to set up your special education classroom? Here are 5 must haves for a successful special education classroom!

Montessori math tools, printables and lessons can be a great benefit for SPED kiddos (special needs students, and students with learning disabilities and learning differences). It can help them to enjoy the process of learning math, enable them to be successful, and it adapts to their needs. The best part is Montessori math can help support inclusion, as it tends to be a beneficial approach for general education children as well. In fact, I have seen this first hand in my conventional public…

Are you teaching extended school year this year? In this post, I am sharing a few tips for creating a simple ESY routines for K-2 special ed. It is important to use visual schedules for your special education students so I have included a few examples. I am also sharing all about morning meetings and how that will work each day. I also share the rotations I will be using along with weekly lesson plan ideas. Dind IEP goal work and reward activities for your special education students.

Having multiple math centers running at the same time IS POSSIBLE in the special education classroom… even with moderate to severe populations! Here are some ideas to help get you started. An important part of guided math is practice and review of introduced skills. This is the second post of Smashing Strategies for Guided Math, a […]

Centers are my best friend in my self-contained special education classroom. I have 3 math centers I use all year long.

These FREE Printable Math Centers are perfect for K-5, Special Ed & Work Centers for students with Autism-15 Printable Activities & tips on differentiation!