Emily Whitecotton

This is a picture reciped for Grilled Cheese. I use this in my transition program for individuals with special needs.

This is a picture recipe for hamburgers. I use this in my transition program for young adults with special needs.

Students select a celebrity to send fan mail to. This lesson works on letter writing skills, social skills, using the internet to find information, and addressing and sending a letter.

Students work on math skills and daily living skills in this scavenger hunt. Includes 2 Levels.

I use this picture recipe with my students who are in my Transition program.

Set up stations around your room for students to practice the basics of Home Repair and Maintenance.

We use this assessment tool for students in school based or community work tryouts. Easy to turn the ratings in each area into percentages to create graphs and analyze the data.

Many times, coupons are offered for name brand products. In some cases this may save you money, but often times purchasing the store brand is still cheaper. In this activity, students use real world math skills to determine if the price of name brand items with a coupon is cheaper than buying store brand items.

Students sort photos based on if the work environment is quiet or loud.

A visual checklist for students to use to self-manage hygiene needs.

Students complete this project to learn how much they may make in a year and how much it will cost them to live on their own.

Students sort pictures of different jobs based on if they work inside or outside.

I use this data sheet in my special education classroom.

This recipe is used with my special education students who are in my transition program.

I use this with my Special Education students to go over daily calendar and math skills. This one has minimal writing required.

Use newspapers and/or magazines to complete the scavenger hunt.

This page is a daily practice sheet that goes over basic math skills as well as weather, and lunch menu items.