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Be inspired by this handmade card collection using hearts and the colors red and white. These are recent cards I’ve made that are red and white …and most feature hearts! (It is Valentine’s Day today after all). However, these cards and layouts can be used for many occasions. Consider using…
This is part of my new series: New and Old, which means every once in a while I will post a blog project that uses current and old (retired) Stampin’ Up! products. (I do have some old products that could be considered vintage – from the turn of the century)….
I just love this new “Irresistible Blooms” stamp set/die bundle and “Hello, Irresistible” Designer Series Paper (DSP). And I love this simple be effective fun fold card design which shows off the DSP. These will be available March 1, 2023, but you can get them sooner when you add them…
Note: I am just starting this Art Blog. This post isn’t quite done, but I have published it here as a placeholder, while I get everything set up. Thanks for being patient with me. Soon I will have more photos and directions. I have started a YouTube Channel. My goal…
This episode gives a quick introduction to AAC for teachers who are just getting a student with a communication device and don’t know where to start. (We’ve been in your shoes!) Today I have a conversation with Heather Cacioppo of the Teachers Pay Teachers store, Full Sped Ahead. We discuss…
In this podcast episode, I will share strategies to improve one-handed scissor skills. First, I go over some strategies for beginning cutters, whether the child has a weakness/disability with a hand/arm or not. Then I go over strategies and adaptations for holding the paper, and rotating paper when cutting with one hand. Finally, I also talk a little bit about adaptive scissors.
When I had a wider variety of grades, I found that the older grades got bored with morning meeting activities for the younger students, which led to the younger kids being distracted by the older students. So I had to totally think out of the box and change everything around. I loved how it worked out and it helped with transitions at the end of the day.
In this podcast episode, I talk about ways to change WHEN you have morning meeting, WHAT activities you might do for different levels of students, and HOW you might consider changing your schedule. You might end up solving other issues as well!! This podcast episode is pretty short so give it a listen! Click on the audio player below or listen wherever you get your podcasts.
HOW TO SURVIVE A SICK DAY.
Listen to get tips on how to prepare your class for when you or a staff member will be out on a sick day.
Have you seen or heard of wheelchair costumes where a child’s wheelchair (or another mobility device) is turned into part of the costume? Well, it’s October 15th, and many kids have probably already planned out their Halloween costumes. But what about kids who use wheelchairs? Do they feel like they…
Puberty and Sexuality in Special Education Classes
