| If you can explain it, I can try and make it. |
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith 
By Caitlin Smith Paraprofessional in a MoCI Classroom.
Hands on and diverse. What works for one might not work for another.
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I have an autistic child at home, and after speaking with his favorite teacher, turned a good friend of mine, we realized that there were just somethings that she wanted that no one had made an aid just right for. So after two months of talking and working out the details I decided to put my photoshop skills to work and attempt to make something for her classroom. It was only after several busy boxes were complete that I thought I might as well attempt to share these items with others. Then after a year, she talked me into becoming a paraprofessional in her classroom. Best decision I have ever made.
PreK, Kindergarten, 1st, Homeschool, Not Grade Specific
English Language Arts, Reading, Specialty, Math, Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Numbers, Arts & Music, Physical Education, Special Education, Health, Other (ELA), Life Skills, Critical Thinking, For All Subjects, Classroom Management, School Counseling, Cooking, Oral Communication, Child Care, Holidays/Seasonal, Back to School, Mental Math, Speech Therapy, Easter, Tools for Common Core, Occupational Therapy, For Administrators, Vocational Education, Early Intervention, Phonics
