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Teacher manual images for special education
5 Tips When Communicating with Nonverbal Students
Download this freebie today and post it as a reminder of things you can do to appropriately work with students who are minimally verbal, non-verbal, or who have complex communication needs. Post this in your classroom and talk it through with your team. It is an essential conversation you should have!Always looking for great resources to use when working with students with severe disabilities? Look no further than NoodleNook.Net. Check it out today and see tips, tricks, and freebies you can use
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Classroom Job Visuals- SPED & Autism Resources- Class Set Up
Check out these classroom job visuals!Classroom Set Up Resources:PrePlan For Your Self Contained Classroom E-BookIEP Goal Tracking Data Sheets EditableIEP Informational SheetDigital IEP Goal Tracking Data w/ Visual GraphsDigital ABC Behavior Data Collection FormDigital Behavior & Reward System E-LearningMorning Arrival RoutineSmall/Pocket Classroom RulesCalm down ChecklistDespicable Me & Minions Behavior Visual Supports-Token ...Superheroes Behavior Visual Supports-Token Boards & ...
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ADHD Accommodations
As a school based SLP, often times I am the case manager of students with Language Disorders & ADHD. Here are a few of my go to accommodations to discuss with the parents and teachers to help the student succeed!
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PreK - 8th
Face Sheet
This is a face sheet that holds all of the important information you might need about your students!
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What is RTI
Help your staff, coworkers, parents, and students understand what exactly is Response To Intervention (RTI). In this visual, the process, steps, and pedagogy behind RTI are clearly laid out.This easy to understand infographic is perfect for IEP meetings, parent-teacher conferences, and staff workshops and professional development.
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Weekly Lesson Plan
It can be difficult to find a lesson plan format that works in special education rooms. If you are anything like me, you run a center style room. This is an easy way to communicate expectations to all staff in the room. I have provided a space for group rotations, activity description, suggested modifications, and even a place to put standards if needed. This version is for teachers who, like me, want to lesson plan out by hand.
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Shaping Behavior (DR)
Visual aid to support learning the concept of shaping the behavior.
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IEP Snapshot
This has become my favorite tool to help me remember the important things to know about each student on my caseload. I carry them with me as I am getting to know my students and can reference them throughout the year to better support my students with IEPs.
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PreK - 12th
CHAMPS Charts
This Excel spreadsheet contains C.H.A.M.P.S. behaviors for various activities that occur at school.
My school recently introduced CHAMPS. As I started to come up with my own CHAMPS charts, I realized that I was struggling to come up with the correct verbiage for the various activities that we complete at school (i.e. small-group work, going to the restroom, recess, etc.). I wanted to create a common bank of phrases so that as I created CHAMPS charts, my students could connect the behaviors fro
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DHH Guide to Swimming
The swim portion of PE is required here in Indiana and we have this conversation often for our students who feel nervous about taking the swim portion without having access to their devices. I made up this infographic to give teachers strategies to support our DHH students while they are in the water.
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9th - 12th
Ultimate Special Education IEP Checklist- Keep your IEP Meetings Organized
This is a sample from my ultimate package. Print this checklist out and track your IEP meeting dates, meeting notices, attendees, and special comments.
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PreK - 12th
IEP Goal Reporting Preview
This is a preview of what I use this to keep track of all my students with IEP goals. I have color coded it for reach subject. It makes it easy when we have to do goal reporting because I have specific data for each goal. This opens up in powerpoint, so everything is able to be edited. This has a page for a reading, writing, math, social/emotional, and independent functioning goals. If you have more than one goal in each subject, you are able to duplicate the slide.
I used Carton Six and K
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Language Skills by Grade Level: Preschool-5th Grade
Language Skills by Grade Level: Preschool-5th GradeWorking with a full elementary school caseload can be overwhelming to know what is age appropriate to target at each grade level. Here is my mind map of how I try to plan my language therapy program & IEP goal areas. I am constantly updating my plan as I learn and grow as an SLP.
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PreK - 5th
Substitute Plan template
Need a cute template to leave your substitutes notes on? Then this is perfect for you!
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Desk Work
Print this simple visual to attach to student desks to show them your expectations. You can also cut the pics individually, laminate and show them as needed. Using visuals is the easiest way to communicate with students and stop sounding like Charlie Brown's teacher! It's just good teaching!!!
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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IEP Overview
Hello Fellow Educated Baddie, This is how I keep track of my IEP overall. I take all of my IEPs and write them out on this sheet. As they month is coming to an end I review the IEPs coming up. I hope this helps you get organized and stay on track!
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Creative Learning Cut, Glue and Stack
Cut, glue and stacking are creative additional learning for a kindergarten school.
this learning material aims to learn children's skills and thoroughness also understand the shapes and colors that will enhance the imagination of children.
Educreative material is suitable for use by kindergarten teachers to enrich learning materials so that children are not bored quickly.
The material is applied by downloading pdf material and printed on A3 paper art paper.
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- Number
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K
Special Education: Memory
Are you students struggling to remember things? This helpful infographic gives the basics about the two main types of memory. Use this to understand student struggles, write individual education programs (IEP), or other intervention documents.
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Important Dates for Special Education Teachers
This will help you keep up with important dates.
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Art for Special Needs /simple steps to paint Lavender
How to paint Lavender with few easy steps to follow.
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K - 6th
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Terms for Special Education at a glance poster
This is a poster to help collaboration. There are so many terms that we use as special educators and this is an easy way to help bridge the gap.
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