January is starting out to be a grand month. Many new things are in store for the new year. Autism Classroom wants to start the year prepared!!!! There are a few new and favorite classroom supports that can help out in January and February. Let's take a look.
For those of us who work with students who have difficulty with transitions which will...
-Assist smoother transitions with visual supports.
-Clarify time limits and expectations using a visual count down board.
-Make a simple contract with a “First, Then” board.
-Help students tolerate unfavorable activities with the help of a transition bin.
-Use a poster to remind your team to verbally state when a transition will occur.
-Show a topic board with the various activities that will occur during the lesson to help students know when the lesson will be over.
-Assist smoother transitions with visual supports.
-Clarify time limits and expectations using a visual count down board.
-Make a simple contract with a “First, Then” board.
-Help students tolerate unfavorable activities with the help of a transition bin.
-Use a poster to remind your team to verbally state when a transition will occur.
-Show a topic board with the various activities that will occur during the lesson to help students know when the lesson will be over.
If you need Printables for Teens with Special Needs:
This one might be more for the teachers than the students. These are adult
coloring pages with Civil Rights terms and vocabulary:
coloring pages with Civil Rights terms and vocabulary:
For those interested in teaching character education, these printables ask
students to practice spelling and defining words related to personal
character traits:
students to practice spelling and defining words related to personal
character traits:
Also new… Data Binder Covers
Start the year off prepared. I hope you have a great January...and February!
Excellent stuff!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Karen. I appreciate your comment.
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