Teacher Resources
14 Days of Skills for Kids: Tips from 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.
Teachers Need Teachers Podcast Interview
It’s safe to say that at one point or another, you are going to dread writing IEP goals (or modifying them). That’s what I’m chatting about on this podcast episode from Teaching Autism and Special Education Podcast.
Teachers Need Teachers Podcast Interview
New teachers need all of the resources for teachers possible! Check out my second interview on the Teachers Need Teachers podcast all about the actionable strategies new Special Education teachers need!
Listen to Part 2 HERE.
Create an IEP Your Team Can Be Proud Of
Check out the article published in Blue Umbrella Collective and design an IEP your team can be proud of!
Download it HERE.
IEP Agenda for Teachers
Stay on track with all of the IEP details with this worksheet.
Download it HERE.
Stuff to Do Tracker
Some days keeping track of all of the things on the to-do list can seem overwhelming! Use this resource to keep you on task and meeting your goals.
Download it HERE.
Choosing Your Words Cheat Sheet
The words we use can make or break the behavior of the students in our classroom. Use this cheat sheet for best results.
Download it HERE.
IEP Goal Developer
Use this IEP Goal Developer Worksheet to help you stay on track when creating new goals and modifying existing ones.
Download it HERE.
Fun Sheet for Teachers
Are you taking the time each week to have some fun? Use this tracker to help you prioritize fun in your life and your classroom.
Download it HERE.
End of Week Check In
This is one of the best resources for teachers who want to boost their self-care! 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.
Download it HERE.
Alternatives to Punishment
If we know that punishment doesn’t work in the classroom, what does? Here is a short list of 5 alternatives that you can use in the classroom instead of jumping into punishment.
Reinforcement Survey - Lower Grades
Be consistent when it comes to reinforcement. When you set up a plan, stick to it. If you are inconsistent, it loses its power so make sure you have a plan you can stick with. Use this resource to help!
Reinforcement Survey - Middle Grades
Make sure you are reinforcing the class enough. There’s no magic amount, but if it isn’t changing behavior, it’s not frequent enough. Use this worksheet to help!
Reinforcement Survey - Upper Grades
Reinforcing needs to be reinforcing! Make sure you know what the students consider reinforcing and use this worksheet to help!
Avoid the Overwhelm - PowerSheet
Back-to-School Season can be a challenge. Don’t let your to-do lists get you down. Use this FREE resource to guide your weeks. Download it HERE.
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