Functional Money Skills for Special Education
Money skills are one of my very favorite skills to teach. We use money every day and it is so meaningful for our students to have this experience as well. Money is fun and functional!
Money skills are one of my very favorite skills to teach. We use money every day and it is so meaningful for our students to have this experience as well. Money is fun and functional!
As teachers, we need to help our students understand the meaning of colors and why they’re important. Take a look around you right now, the trees are green, the sky is blue. These things are important for our students to know too!
In special education, students need to be able to do a routine in a specific sequence. They also need to understand that certain events need to happen before other events. For example, in cooking, students need to take the ingredients out of the refrigerator before they can eat.
Ashley from Spectacular Days is here to explain how she does science experiments with her students while distance learning!
Why Podcasts? Teachers should listen to podcasts because it’s seriously FREE professional development! Real professionals in the field that know exactly what you are going
I’m excited to introduce this week’s guest blogger: Lauren from Structured Special Ed to talk all about incorporating social emotional check ins with your classroom!
