Self contained classroom decor

The choices special education teachers and therapists make in classroom decor significantly impacts classroom and behavior management. Click to read what you should and shouldn't do as well as some areas to pause and think about first.

As an elementary special education teacher, I enjoy seeing how other teachers set up their classrooms. Today, I’m sharing an elementary moderate to severe classroom. It is important to have a break area and sensory area that will be great when they need a break. Special ed classroom centers area works well with a color coding system. Classroom organization is important with classroom labels and classroom bins. Learn more about this special education classroom!

Classroom hacks that actually work in a special education classroom setting. Tried and true methods from actual teachers. Read to learn more.

Here are 20 center ideas that you can use for your self-contained classroom. I have it all listed out for you including pictures

Visual boundaries are a vital part of classroom setup. Let me show you how I utilize these visual boundaries in classroom!

There are so many working parts in a self contained or Autism Unit. Read MORE on what you can do to survive and thrive in a self contained classroom!

It's almost time for back to school and I am sure you are thinking about how you will setup your special education high school classroom. In this post, I am giving you a tour of my self-contained classroom. We have sensory areas for movement breaks and each student has a file folder Velcroed to their desk with daily work. We have a finished work areas and independent work area which has task boxes and file folder games. You will also find a word wall and visual schedules for each student.

One of the most common questions almost every teacher wonders about one another is "How do they organize their classroom?!" (Or is this ...

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