Helping Special Education Teachers Deliver Effective Interventions
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…types of words can they read? CVC? Blends? Multisyllabic? Do they read fluently? Can they answer comprehension questions? What type of math can they do? Basic math facts? Regrouping? Multiplication?…
…and then by lesson. I did the same in science. But in math, I organized by chapter in the file folders. My social studies isn’t fully there yet but I’m…
…a six pack of cups at the Dollar Tree! The object is to get an entire box of candy hearts from the starting line to the cup. Students can take…
…the grade level. It’s simple and fun! I have versions of ZAP for letters, sight words, math facts, and now NUMBERS! Here’s how to play: Put number cards and 1-4…
…at their own level. I love differentiation and do my best to differentiate whenever possible. You can differentiate by using Exit Tickets, Guided Reading or Math Groups, and choice boards….
…it is totally and completely possible! I actually developed bubble pages for my special education reading groups. However, by the time I actually posted my bubble pages as a resource…
