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1:1 Correspondence Matching Equal Sets
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Adding Fractions Unit for Special Education Like Denominators
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Addition Unit | Plus One for Special Education with digital activities
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Addition Word Problems for Special Education
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An Introduction to Money for Special Ed with google slides | Distance Learning
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Days of the week months of the year print and digital activities for Special Ed
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Decimals Unit for Special Education
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Division Unit for Special Education with google slides | Distance Learning
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Elapsed Time Unit for Special Education
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Fraction Activities for Special Education with google slides | Distance Learning
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FREE Counting Pumpkins : A Math Story
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FREE Every Dog Needs a Bone : A Math Story
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FREE I Want to Go Shopping!! : A Math Story
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Graph Unit for Special Education : Pictographs
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Alliteration, allusion, hyperbole, idioms, onomato

Alliteration, allusion, hyperbole, idioms, onomatopoeia.... how do you go about teaching figurative language in a special education setting? . In this blog post, I share step by step how I would do it. What worked for me and WHY. . By the end, you will be able to teach about similes, metaphors, personification, and more!! It will be a piece of cake. Read more here: https://specialneedsforspecialkids.org/2021/07/26/teaching-different-types-of-figurative-language-in-special-education/ #specialneedsforspecialkids #figurativelanguage

Free Worksheet Wednesday!! . Download this workshe

Free Worksheet Wednesday!! . Download this worksheet on how a watermelon grows. Color-coded option included as well as a link to a digital version. . Grab this one here and then sign up for a free worksheet every Wednesday for students in a special education setting. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KYpyvnKFP3NudCg2MtYZE9i4p3NGhIWf/view?usp=sharing #specialneedsforspecialkids #freeworksheetwednesday #watermelonactivites

How do you teach spelling? If you are looking for

How do you teach spelling? If you are looking for inspiration, download this unit for free!! . Teaching spelling needs a special approach when it comes to some students. You need lots of different activities and opportunities for repetition. . Get almost 100 pages of material and a 5 day lesson plan. You can download it here:c https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/At-Spelling-Unit-for-Special-Education-with-Lesson-Plans-4712604 #specialneedsforspecialkids #spellingactivities #specialspelling

Illusion or allusion? Last week I didn't even kno

Illusion or allusion? Last week I didn't even know there was a difference. But now I know. . I have spent the last week putting together a unit on allusion for students in a high school special education setting. The biggest hurdle was that most of these students do not have the background knowledge to even KNOW there is an allusion being used let alone what the reference is. . Good news!! They don't have to. An allusion is like a private or inside joke between the author and reader. If you don't get it, or don't even notice it, no big deal!! . But I want my kids to know about it, and be on the lookout for those odd references that can make the passage so much more meaningful. . We are never too old to learn something new (or re-learn in my case.) Share this with someone who likes to learn something new!! #specialneedsforspecialkids #allusions #learnsomethingnew

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8 weeks of free activities delivered right to your

8 weeks of free activities delivered right to your inbox. . Keep your students learning once school is out with these summer activities for kids or teens with this free 8-week challenge. There is one for younger students and one for middle and high school kids. . Each week you will get an email with a different activity your student or child can do at home. . Lots of different subjects covered!! Read more and sign up here: https://specialneedsforspecialkids.org/2020/07/06/avoiding-the-summer-slump/ #specialneedsforspecialkids #summer2021 #summeractivitiesforkids

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