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Valentine's Day Activities

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Build a Friend - a Social Skills Lesson for How to Eat Fried Worms

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Valentine Math Supports Understanding Word Problems and How to Solve Them

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- Jerry Webster
Multi-Sensory Instruction in Math for Students With Learning Disabilities
Here is where to find a variety of multi-sensory approaches to instruction in math for students who struggle to build a strong foundation for math.
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Social Skill Resources for Special Education Classrooms
Social Skills Resources for Special Education that address the need for social skills acquisition for children and teens with social skills deficits.
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Pivotal Response Teaching and Functional Language - a Model
Using Pivotal Response Training, a strategy used in Applied Behavioral Analysis, can be used effectively to support acquisition of functional language skills.
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Proxemics - Helping Kids with Disabilities Understand Personal Space
Proxemics is the study of personal space and its importance for socially appropriate behavior. It is important to teach children with disabilities.
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Teaching Personal Space with a Free Printable Book
This article provides a free printable PDF that will help you teach individuals with disabilities appropriate use of personal space.
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ABA - Teaching Verbs to Children with Autism and Language Delays
Using pictures and starting with receptive discrete trials, your can build speaking and writing skills for children with late language development.
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New Years Review to Evaluate Classroom Success and Needs
Reviewing the successes of the first four months of school will help a teacher fine tune the rest of the school year, adding or subtracting elements for success.
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A Christmas Game to Support Social and Math Skills
This Christmas game is a platform for helping students build math and social skills. I offer suggestions for aligning the game to math and social skills.
A Christmas Board Game - Websterlearning
Games to Support Social Skills in Students with Disabilities
Simple board games can be created to support students' social skills, especially turn taking, waiting and "participating," by playing with a peer.
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Thanksgiving Color By Number Puzzles
These Thanksgiving puzzles provide practice for students with disabilities with fine motor skills, executive function and color recognition.
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IEP Goals for Pre-School Aligned to ELA Speaking and Reading Standards
These ELA goals represent Reading Strategies and Speaking Standards from the Common Core Standards, and provides instructional strategies to combine them.
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Prompting as a Tool to Support Behavioral and Academic Independence
Prompting is an invaluable tool to help students succeed at learning new information, skills and behaviors.
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IEP Goals for ELA Word Analysis for Pre-School
IEP goals for early intervention English Language Arts for word analysis, including recognizing their own names in print as well as environmental signs.
- Jerry Webster
IEP Math Goals for Early Intervention Aligned with Common Core
IEP Goals Aligned to the Common Core State Standards builds a foundation across the important topics that students will need to succeed in grades K through 12.
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IEP Math Goals Aligned to the Common Core State Standards
Math IEP Goals for pre-school students aligned to the common core state standards for spacial relations, geometry and logic.
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