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It all started the day I was born. I was so blessed to have a beautiful older sister who happened to be born with Down Syndrome. I have learned so much from her and in using my creativity to help her sweet stubborn self learn and comply I decided to go into teaching! I have worked in the special education field for over 9 years. I have recently gone to consulting so I can be home with my little ones, I train teachers in behavior, supervise home programs and present professional development courses. I am currently doing home preschool with my four year old. I love to create teaching resources and am trying to share the things I am currently using or have used in the past with my students.
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Lowercase Letter Identification Letter Search
Letter identification is a great skill for early learners and can be a great rote task for special education students. These worksheets allow for a predictable routine in order for even the youngest students to independently work on letter identification and letter discrimination. This product includes 26 letter search worksheets one for each letter of the alphabet in lowercase form These worksheets have been used as individual practice, workbooks, packets and reusable dry erase activities. St
PreK - 2nd
Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RF.K.1d
Also included in: Letter Identification Letter Search Bundle
Mother's Day Poster
Let your students fill out this adorable 8.5x11 poster all about their Mom. Their mothers will cherish the details, pictures and silly responses that are written. Students will enjoy coloring and adding details to make it just right for their mom!
PreK - 4th
Art, Writing
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Experience
It all started the day I was born. I was so blessed to have a beautiful older sister who happened to be born with Down Syndrome. I have learned so much from her and in using my creativity to help her sweet stubborn self learn and comply I decided to go into teaching! I have worked in the special education field for over 9 years. I have recently gone to consulting so I can be home with my little ones, I train teachers in behavior, supervise home programs and present professional development courses. I am currently doing home preschool with my four year old. I love to create teaching resources and am trying to share the things I am currently using or have used in the past with my students.
Teaching style
I love observing my students and learning from them. I love to take where they are and improve upon it step by step. Working in special education requires that flexibility. No two students learn the same or are on the same level. They all have different strengths, weaknesses and needs. I love to be creative and find what works for them. If I was to narrow what I do down to one phrase it would be "positive reinforcement!"
Awards & shining teacher moments
I've been asked on many occasions to speak on Autism spectrum disorders, behavior, classroom management and other areas of teaching both in large scale and small scale settings. I currently train teachers in PMT which is a de-escalation and protective holding program. I love to teach with stories from my own classroom.
My own education history
B.S. Special Education Severe Disabilities from BYU
Started M.A. Applied Behavior Analysis from Simmons in Boston
Additional biographical information
I love to travel and be with my family!! I have a first grader, a preschooler and a one year old- they keep me on my toes and bring me so much joy! They make me happier than I ever imagined I could be.
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