Next week, we will celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's dream. A dream for a world where everyone is treated equally, regardless of the color of their skin. We will show videos, do worksheets, and probably even a craft. All good stuff meant to help students make connections to the lessons from ... VIEW POST

Winter starts December 21 here in the Northern Hemisphere. I know many of you are planning lessons to teach about the season of winter. Here are some ways you can weave this into all of your subject areas, with some free downloads to use as well!!! 1. ELA For those that are emergent ... VIEW POST

Any time of year, an assembly can cause anxiety for even the most seasoned special education teacher. But, when it falls during the crazy holiday season, it can be even more stressful. There is no way to avoid going to an assembly. It is an important skill to learn, plus it can be a lot of fun. Here ... VIEW POST

I get it. All the other classes are putting on Christmas plays, assembling their own Polar Express train out of candy bars, and watching every Christmas movie ever made. You, on the other hand, are stuck in your classroom with students, who this time of the year, more than ever STRUGGLE. Our ... VIEW POST