Sharing my experience in the classroom as a life skills special ed transition teacher by providing resources and solutions for fellow educators
Please do NOT buy that fidget box full of random rainbow-colored fidgets, and I hope it will meet the needs of teens and adults! You are bound to find that they are small in size, simple, and limited in use.
So, I made a list of the best fidget toys out there for older kids,...
I think every special education teacher has had the feeling of wanting to teach new skills or address IEP goals with a student and knowing all the ways that haven't worked. Educators often turn to other coworkers looking for the right tools, including ideas, insight, and suggestions for...
Early in my time teaching transition my fellow special education teachers and I split up the responsibility of visiting job sites and teaching vocational skills classes. Like any true novice teacher, I focused most of my vocational skills class time on writing text-based resumes and mock...
Let me preface this by saying that YOU won’t be doing any work for your well earned summer break. Instead, you’ll give your families a summer to-do list to help them be ready to dive into the benefits/service/support application process in the fall.
Here are...
Importance of Knowing How to Behave in a Sit Down Restaurant and How to Tip
Your students may enjoy a sit down restaurant every week with family, they may go periodically on the weekend with friends, or they may go a couple times a year for special celebrations. Either way, they...
For some students, ordering food from a restaurant is basically a part of their everyday life, but for others, it's an important life skill they might use a handful of times a month. Regardless, food is a basic necessity and students are bound to access a restaurant (either by visiting...
Importance of Navigating a Store
Importance of Online Banking and ATM
Importance of Teaching How to Budget
Importance of Knowing How to Pay with Cash and a Debit Card
The kitchen is now the heart of the home. So, your students are likely in and out of their family kitchen multiple times a day, to grab a quick snack, to talk to a sibling or family member while they cook or clean, eat a meal, or get a drink of water....
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