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Classroom-Friendly Halloween Costumes: Safe Ideas for All K-12 Grade Levels
Halloween is one of the most exciting days of the school year — and yes, teachers should get in on the fun too! But let’s
🎃 5 Halloween Literacy Activities That Actually Keep Kids Engaged
https://youtu.be/0ilp_J3sF3k?si=q2bcmhxuY7nAf0gC 🎃 Pumpkin Patch Sight Words One of my favorite low-prep activities is turning vocabulary into a pumpkin patch. I start with word cards I’ve
Inclusion Tips from a SpEd Teacher | Instruction, Behavior, Data Collection
https://youtu.be/Gsn9DVws9bc Special Education Inclusion Tips Every Teacher Should Know Introduction Inclusion is more than a buzzword — it’s the heart of effective teaching. It’s about
Behavior Charts
Why I Didn’t Ditch Behavior Charts — I Just Made Them Better A special education teacher’s perspective on behavior tracking with dignity and purpose