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Flourish & Function SPED

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New York, United States
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I am a special education teacher currently working in a 3rd–5th grade 6:1:3 autism classroom, where I design structured, data-driven instruction and IEP-aligned materials to support diverse learners. My teaching experience spans a variety of settings, including: Dual-language 3rd grade (urban setting) 2nd grade (rural setting) 6th grade inclusion Kindergarten–2nd grade at a private Christian school I began my journey working at a sleepaway summer camp, where I lived in a cabin with eight campers and led multi-age Bible exploration groups — an experience that ignited my passion for teaching and mentoring the next generation. My resources are created with real classroom experience in mind: practical, efficient, and designed to support both teachers and paraprofessionals.
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Preview of Identifying Characters | 21 Worksheets | Special Education

Identifying Characters | 21 Worksheets | Special Education

Identifying Characters | 21 Worksheets | Special EducationHelp your students build foundational reading comprehension skills with this set of 21 Identifying Characters worksheets, designed specifically for learners with autism and special education settings! Each worksheet follows a simple, predictable format that supports visual learners and reduces cognitive load: ✅ Read or listen to a short story ✅ Identify and name each character ✅ Describe what each character looks like The consistent stru
Preview of Dental Hygiene Bundle | SPED & Autism-Friendly Activities

Dental Hygiene Bundle | SPED & Autism-Friendly Activities

Teach students essential dental hygiene skills with this hands-on bundle! Perfect for autism and SPED classrooms, these activities help students build independence, routines, and life skills while learning how to brush, floss, and make healthy choices for their teeth. What’s Included Brushing & Flossing Sequencing Activity – cut-and-paste visuals for step-by-step practice Dental Hygiene Checklist – student-friendly checklist to track daily routines Good vs. Bad Foods Sorting Activity – hands
Preview of Setting Worksheets for Autism | Short Stories with Picture Choices

Setting Worksheets for Autism | Short Stories with Picture Choices

Identifying Setting: Short Stories with Visual Choices (Autism & Special Education)This resource includes 20 autism-friendly worksheets designed to help students identify the setting using short, simple stories and a field of four visual choices. Each worksheet features a predictable layout and minimal visual distractions, making it ideal for students with autism, intellectual disabilities, or emerging literacy skills. Students read or listen to a short story and answer the question “Where
Preview of Dental Hygiene Food Sorting File Folder | Autism & SPED Life Skills Activity

Dental Hygiene Food Sorting File Folder | Autism & SPED Life Skills Activity

Dental Hygiene Food Sorting File Folder | Autism & SPED Life Skills ActivityHelp your students learn which foods are good and not good for their teeth with this hands-on, interactive file folder activity! Perfect for students in special education, autism classrooms, and early elementary settings, this visual sorting task encourages independent work, life skills practice, and hygiene awareness. What’s Included 1 laminated file folder layout with two sections: ✅ Good for Teeth ❌ Not Good for
Preview of Dental Hygiene Sequencing | Cut-and-Paste Activity for Autism & SPED

Dental Hygiene Sequencing | Cut-and-Paste Activity for Autism & SPED

Teach students how to sequence dental hygiene steps with this hands-on cut-and-paste activity! Perfect for autism & SPED classrooms, this activity builds life skills, independent work, and fine motor practice. Includes brushing and flossing sequences with visuals and answer key.
Preview of Seuss Flip Book: Trace and Write Number & Color Words

Seuss Flip Book: Trace and Write Number & Color Words

FREE Seuss Flip Book! 🎉 Practice numbers 1 and 2 and basic colors of red and blue with this One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish mini flip book. Students can trace, write, and color while enjoying a fun, story-themed activity—perfect for early learners, preschool, and special education classrooms!
Preview of Identifying Characters | FREEBIE

Identifying Characters | FREEBIE

Identifying Characters | FREE Worksheet | Special EducationTry it before you buy it! 🎉 This free sample worksheet is perfect for learners with autism and special education settings. Students will read a short story and identify two characters — writing their names and describing what they look like. The simple, predictable format reduces cognitive load and builds confidence for emerging readers! What's Included: 📄 1 printable worksheet ✏️ Writing lines for student responses 🖼️ Visual support
Preview of FREE Identifying Setting Worksheet | Autism & Special Education

FREE Identifying Setting Worksheet | Autism & Special Education

FREE Identifying Setting Worksheet with Visual Choices (Autism & Special Education)This free worksheet is designed to help students identify the setting using a short, simple story and a field of four visual choices. Students read or listen to the story and answer the question “Where does the story happen?” by selecting the correct picture. No writing is required, making this resource accessible for students with autism, intellectual disabilities, or emerging literacy skills. This worksheet
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Experience

I am a special education teacher currently working in a 3rd–5th grade 6:1:3 autism classroom, where I design structured, data-driven instruction and IEP-aligned materials to support diverse learners. My teaching experience spans a variety of settings, including: Dual-language 3rd grade (urban setting) 2nd grade (rural setting) 6th grade inclusion Kindergarten–2nd grade at a private Christian school I began my journey working at a sleepaway summer camp, where I lived in a cabin with eight campers and led multi-age Bible exploration groups — an experience that ignited my passion for teaching and mentoring the next generation. My resources are created with real classroom experience in mind: practical, efficient, and designed to support both teachers and paraprofessionals.

Teaching style

Most of the resources on this site are designed for students on the autism spectrum, with a focus on supporting non-verbal learners. Additional resources include literacy materials grounded in the science of reading, as well as occasional faith-based materials for Sunday school.

My own education history

I received a Bachelor of Science in Inclusive Childhood Education from Houghton University in 2023 and hold New York State Initial Certification in Childhood Education (Grades 1–6) and Special Education (1-6).

Additional biographical information

I currently live in Buffalo, NY, with my two kittens and am soon to be married. In my spare time, I enjoy participating in my church community, creating music and art, and going on long hikes. Fun fact: I have performed in two concerts with the Buffalo Philharmonic Choir.