Looking for a free All About Me worksheet PDF? You’re in the right place. There are a few reasons a person makes an All About Me Worksheet. It’s either a parent like myself introducing their child to ...

This is one area that I’m not often comfortable discussing–restrictive environments in the special education setting. See, I have K in a very restrictive setting. He is in a very small class (3-5 kids ...

LEA is one of those special education acronyms that sounds simple, but carries far more weight than most parents realize. At IEP meetings, the LEA isn’t just another seat at the table. That role is ...

The other day I did a post on the OG Approach and I thought that talking about AR Reading Levels would be a good complement to that. Because, in my experience, AR Reading is great and useful tool.

These worksheets work well for elementary students in grades 2–5 but can easily be adapted for older learners who need extra practice. Most activities work well for Grades 1–3, but they’re also ...

As the school year begins, it’s time to do more than sharpen pencils and pack lunch boxes. The first week of school sets the tone for the entire year, whether you’re a parent of a child with an IEP or ...

It’s called the Black Hole of 21. Once you are comfortably settled into the IEP world and get to know other moms, you’ll hear complaining and worrying about “transition.” Transition means many things, ...

Someday, and that day will come faster than you think, your disabled child will be a disabled adult. And while our learning disabled adults will possess many gifts, history and statistics tell us that ...

Learning about all 50 states doesn’t have to mean memorizing a long list of names and capitals. When students research each state and record what they discover, geography becomes much more meaningful.

“Nothing else that blinks!” That used to be my household rule. Nothing else that blinks is coming into my house. I have enough creatures to take care of. It actually is still my rule. So what did my ...

Learning all 50 states and capitals can feel overwhelming for young learners. Instead of relying on flashcards alone, hands-on activities help children remember where states are located, recognize ...

Like it or not, tests are a part of school life. Yep, even for our kids with IEPs and 504s. Whether it’s the weekly spelling test, those dreaded benchmark assessments, or state-mandated standardized ...