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Make your life as a special education teacher easy when it comes to tracking IEP goals and keeping students accountable. This Google Form should be completed daily/weekly/ monthly (depending on their goals) by the student for them to take ownership of their learning and progress. Form allows multiple responses. Tailor the form to each student to make IEP tracking easy for you by allowing data collection and the option to put into chart form for CSE meetings.

Help students understand personal finance, real world application of multiplication, and how to reason. Great life skills activity for business classes, personal finance, etc. Activity is designed to help students understand weekly wages, taxes, and income.

Streamline the special education process by having aides and co-teachers to complete the aide tracker per student. Every year, schools are trying to limit student's access to aides and want data to prove students need access. Have aides complete this Google Form to track data for CSE meetings. Copy/ Edit form template for multiple students.

Great printable resource for students and parents to review all the basics from rounding, fractions, definitions (i.e. Integer, operations, simplify, etc.). Visuals and definitions. I've printed copies and made math rings to help differentiate for special education students and used as a home resource for parents.

Perfect resource for beginning, end of the year, at home, on-going review to keep foundational math skills strong. Print and bind into a math ring for special education students as a modification/accommodation. Send home for parents/ students to reference.

Help students understand that reading and spelling are difficult and why. Often students feel guilty/ embarrassed when they struggle with reading and spelling. This powerpoint aims to ease these feelings and motivate students to keep going. Great for at-risk, special education, and ESL/ELL students.

Step by step instructions of how to reduce fractions. Use resource after students complete assignment to help check answers. Great tool for parents to assist with homework.

Helping students and parents understand equivalent fractions through a variety of examples. Great handout for home to refresh parents.

Send home these resources for parents to review at beginning of the school year or to aid with homework. Great review of concepts likely forgotten such as prime vs. composition, even vs. odd, etc. Some of these topics seem easy but after working in impoverished areas for a decade, I realize a review of concepts never hurts.