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A Look Inside My Self Contained High School Transition Classroom
Come take a look inside my high school/transition classroom. In my self contained classroom I focus on life skills, functional skills and vocational skills to set up my students up for success after high school. Learn how I structure my morning meeting for special education, setup small group activities for high school special education students, set up a sensory area, and how we practice vocational skills, independent living skills and community based instruction activities in the classroom.
Mild/Moderate High School Transition Classroom Tour
If you are a life skills teacher searching for inspiration for your high school transition classroom, this is for you! Here I share how I set up my transition classroom for 9-12th grade and 12+ students including how I set up our morning meeting area, large group activities, and a sensory space. I also share how we facilitate vocational and daily living skills inside our classroom and prepare for community based instruction. Take a look at our secondary special education classroom here.
Free IEP Goal Bank for Special Education
Are you struggling to write effective IEP goals for your special education students? Grab this Free IEP Goal Bank and write IEP goals in less time with less stress. This free IEP Goal Bank includes math, literacy, and life skills IEP goals that can easily be adapted to your student’s needs. Grab this Pre-K, elementary, middle, and high school IEP goal bank and write IEPs in less time with less stress. Grab your FREE IEP Goal Bank for special education teachers here.
How I Set Up My Life Skills Classroom
As you set up your life skills or adult transition classroom it is important to focus on independent living skills, vocational skills and social skills that will help your students as they transition into adulthood. Here’s a look at my classroom and how it is set up to help my students practice vocational skills like filling out a timesheet, filing paperwork, and cooking. You’ll also find ideas for incorporating functional signs around the room and how I organize my task cards and IEP work bins
Life skills activity for high school special education: Weekly class grocery shopping!
This post is all about the Weekly Class Grocery Shopping Activity. Learn about grocery shopping activity worksheets, life skills grocery shopping activities, and grocery shopping lesson plans. Save this for later for innovative grocery shopping activities for students, teaching grocery shopping to students, and grocery store learning activities for kids.
16 Websites You Can Use to Teach Students About Current Events
Six Crucial Topics for a Special Education Transition Curriculum
Why is choice-making important? Learn all about its role in empowering special education students. Understand the significance of decision making and fostering autonomy. Support life skills development and discover how offering choices cultivates self-determination. Explore essential choice-making skills to support SPED students. Save this for later to equip your students with the tools they need to make confident choices. Teaching life skills
Developing Entrepreneurial Skills: 10 Business Ideas for Special Ed Teachers
In this post, you'll learn about business funding sources for special education, collaborative projects with local businesses, and showcasing student achievements.Save this for later for leveraging technology to support business education in special education, engaging with the community to enhance student learning, identifying funding sources for sustaining business projects, and collaborating with local businesses for practical experience.
Crucial Steps in Transition Planning for Students with Disabilities
Are you looking for tips & ideas on creating a solid transition plan for students with disabilities or special needs? This blog post is packed with practical ideas to help you develop this important plan for secondary special education students. Making the transition from school to life outside of school can be difficult. But with teachers, therapists, parents and administrators working together a solid plan can be put in place to help the student transition to this new phase of life.
What Your Special Education Students Need to Know About Having an IEP
As a special education teacher, it's important to help your special needs students know why they have an IEP and learn how to advocate for the special education services they need. This could mean asking for an accommodation or giving input on their IEP goals. But it can be difficult to find resources that focus on teaching students self advocacy skills. That is why these adapted books were created. Learn how you can use these adapted books to help you promote self advocacy in your classroom.
How to Guide Transition Students to Good Job Opportunities
Looking to guide your students to success? These strategies will help your transition students discover job opportunities that fit their skills and interests. Save this pin to provide your students with real-world job preparation!
Free Comprehensive Functional Life Skills Checklist - Learning For A Purpose
Free Comprehensive Functional Life Skills Checklist - Learning For A Purpose