DC SPEDucator

Includes tips on how to gather data and outlines for writing reading and math present levels of performance.

Perfect to track and display math facts mastery (can be for addition, subtraction, multiplication or division). Laminate both sheets and cut out the cars for individual students. Use velcro or tape to move students to their levels of mastery as they grow!

Good for students with IEPs to have on their desks in their Gen Ed classroom! Can easily be personalized.

Editable schedule for special education teachers in the inclusion and resource setting. Color coded for inclusion and resource!

Teach students to count to 100 virtually! Add to sites like nearpod so students can edit and write in missing numbers.

Voice Level Chart for Classroom Management

Even and Odd Color Coded Hundred Chart! One page with just numbers and one page with just words. Helpful for special education and lower elementary education students who may still be learning the spelling for each number. Print small for a mini chart or on a large paper for a classroom poster!

Students can review their data throughout the year and evaluate their performance. Includes reflection questions and goal setting plans. Good for elementary school students in all grades.

Helpful for guided practice in either writing digits or drawing place value blocks given a three digit number.

Overview of Purpose of IEP Meeting, and agenda with descriptions. Good guideline for new special education teachers and case managers.

Great as an anchor chart or mini word wall in students' math folders. Already has basic math vocabulary from second grade curriculum, but can add words as students progress through the curriculum!

Includes a catchy song for fact families and fact family "house rules" that show students how to create and practice making fact families. Good for first and second grade!

Perfect at the beginning of the year to get to know parents!

Nonverbal signals for bathroom, question/answer, water, tissue and pencil.

Put work mats in sheet protectors so students can practice problems using dry erase markers!

Perfect for Special Education Teachers who work in the general education and resource room setting. A good way to organize objectives and activities for each period of the day.

Hand signals for pencil, water, bathroom and question/answer.

An engaging way to practice counting hundreds, tens and ones! Good for first and second grade.