Resources
14 Days of Skills for Kids: Tips for Home Education
Extended breaks from school can leave parents wondering what to do next. Check out these 14 non-academic skills every child should know.
10 Things to Do When You Disagree with the IEP Team
Disagreements happen, but what do you do when it involves your child’s safety or education? Use these 10 tips to help you (and the team) get back on track.
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Find the Right Special Education Support
Knowing the difference between a Special Education Consultant that has you and your child’s best interests in mind can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. Use these special education resources for parents to help you choose the right Special Education support.
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Classroom Behavior Checklist
If you know a teacher – it’s time to share. Send them this document so that they can avoid the overwhelm that comes with classroom behavior managment. Trust me, they’ll thank you!
Download it HERE.
Create an IEP You Can Be Proud Of - A Blue Umbrella Collective Feature
Want to create an IEP you and the entire team can be proud of? Check out my article, as featured in the Blue Umbrella Collective!
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Holiday Newsletter for Parents
Check out what’s new in the special education resources for parents world and use my tips to get you and your family through the holiday season.
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IEP Goal Developer
Use this IEP Goal Developer to keep you on track when creating new goals or modifying existing ones.
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Fun Sheet for Parents
Are you having fun each week? Use this fun tracker to make sure you are prioritizing fun in your life.
Download it HERE.
End of Week Check In PowerSheet
Take the time to “check in” at the end of each week and chart how you are feeling, what you need, successes, failures, and more with one of the most valuable special education resources for parents.
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November 2019 Newsletter
This month we are talking about thankfulness, as well as learning about a new App, and getting a little insight into how the law works.
Tips for When the "Honeymoon" Ends - PowerSheet
So many of our kids start the school year off strong and then once the newness and excitement of the school year wear off students start to struggle. Use this PowerSheet to help you stay on track.
October 2019 - Monthly Newsletter
Stay up to date with all of the latest news and tips related to special education. Download the FREE newsletter today!
IEP Success - Note-Taking PowerSheet
We all want the IEP to succeed and taking great notes during the meetings can aide in that. Download your FREE note-taking worksheet here.
Your "to NOT do" List - PowerSheet
Of course we all love our to-do lists, but have you ever tried a NOT to do list? Download yours here.
September 2019 - Newsletter
Finding yourself overwhelmed by the start of the school year? Use these tips for how to handle IEP meetings and goals, as well as my recommendations going into the fall. Download here.
Back to School Checklist
Don’t miss out on your opportunity to start the school year strong. Download this back to school checklist and you’ll be on track for a successful year! Download here.
Negative Thought Dump Worksheet
Struggling with negative thoughts when it comes to Special Education or heading back to school? Use this worksheet to help you eliminate those thoughts and improve the school year from this point forward. Download here.
Back to School Edition - August Newsletter
Grab the August 2019 Newsletter and stay up to date on goals, meetings tips, organizations making a difference, freebies, and more! Download here.
Understanding the Role Your Emotions Play in IEP Meetings
Finding the Help You Need
This worksheet helps you evaluate what kind of support you want and need to be the superhero you know you are! Remember, there are NO wrong answers and NOTHING is too much! Be honest with yourself- you don’t have to do this alone! Download here.
Initial IEP Meeting PowerSheet
Depending on the areas that your child was assessed in, the professionals attending will vary BUT, there are certain people that always need to attend. Use this IEP meeting power sheet to help keep track of who is who at the meeting. Download here.
Connecting the Dots PowerSheet
Does the idea of helping to create an IEP overwhelm you and leave you feeling like you don’t have anything to offer to the team? Do you end up leaving the IEP meeting feeling like what was created doesn’t represent your child or is enough to meet their needs? Use this PowerSheet to Connect the Dots. Download here.
June 2019 Newsletter
Grab the June 2019 Newsletter and stay up to date on goals, meetings tips, organizations making a difference, freebies, and more! Download here.
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