About The Blogger: This classroom tour was provided by Erin Berich, Independent Living Skills teacher for 24.5 years. Leaf Wall Our leaf wall near the transition to the calm corner. Schedule Job assignments are posted on the board each morning along with the visual ... READ the POST
14-21+ Self Contained HS/Transition Classroom Tour
About The Blogger: Hi! My name is Abby Zwetzig. This is my 8th year as a special education teacher and 4th year as a high school special education teacher. I teach students in grades 9 through 12+ (ages 14-21). My class is a self-contained room that consists of a variety of needs and ... READ the POST
Mild Mod Support Needs High School Transition Classroom Tour
About the guest blogger Hi! My name is Mary Neisler. I have been a special education teacher for 16 years; 11 of those years have been spent teaching high school life skills and transition programming. I am incredibly fortunate to work in a very supportive school district that highly values ... READ the POST
Extensive Support Needs Adult Transition Classroom Tour
Introduction This classroom tour was provided by an Ed. Specialist in an Extensive Support Needs (Formerly Mod Severe) Adult Transition classroom in Southern California. This teacher chose to remain anonymous but graciously shared their setup to help inspire other teachers with their own ... READ the POST
Back To School Supplies (For Life Skills Classrooms) To Ask Parents to Donate
Teachers provide many supplies in their classrooms, but it shouldn't be this way. If allowed (check with admin first), ask your parents for classroom supply donations at the beginning of the year when you introduce yourself or at back-to-school night (see below for a FREEBIE)! Parents ... READ the POST
How I Communicate with Parents Everyday (& work on life skills) Instead of Writing in Communication Books
As a teacher, one of your duties is communicating with your students' parents or caregivers. Depending on the grade level and needs of the student, it might not be necessary to communicate with parents every day (and let's be honest, parents have a lot going on themselves as well). Still, many ... READ the POST
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