The Big Job of Teaching Little People in Early Childhood Special Education
We make and enjoy several class books in my early childhood special education program. Each book takes time and effort, and we make the most of this effort. One way to do this is by sending the book pages home in a meaningful way at the end of the school year. We do this by […]
This “Whose Eyes are These?” class book is a fun material to make for your preschool or preschool special education class. It uses close-up student pictures to highlight specific facial features. Students see a facial feature highlighted in a “peek-through” window, and they guess whose feature it is. Concepts Covered: Facial feature vocabulary; working on […]
Look below for five easy eays to differentiate a school bus name puzzle to fit the needs of multiple learners. Project Information: Wheels on the School Bus Name Puzzle by Jennifer Hier at Early Learning Ideas – Preschool
Project Information: This school bus is part of the “Made for Me Literacy” Back to School (Level A) Special Education product. You can buy it here on TPT.
The large group or “circle time” setting in a preschool classroom is always an important time for student engagement. Large group can be a valuable setting for instruction, whether it be focused on a theme, early academics, or social skills. While keeping a large group of young children is important, it can be difficult. That’s […]
Communication with family members is important in any educational setting but parent communication in early childhood special education is essential. Special education laws are built on the idea of parents being equal partners with educators in the special education process, and this can only happen with communication. This communication needs to go both ways between […]
