Learning with Visuals

This is an adapted version of the Daily 5/Cafe Model for Special Education classrooms. My students use it to keep track of their goals.It is for visual learners and is a great tool to help them with reading strategies.

These are rules that I have displayed for my visual learners when using the iPad in my classroom.

In my classroom, I always forget birthdays. I use this clip chart in my morning meeting area. Each month we use the clip chart to help write birthdays down each month in the calendar.

I use these rules in my self-contained classroom. My students are both visual learners and kinestic learners. We pair the visual rules with the hand signals of whole brain teaching. It really helps my students stay on track. Please enjoy!

These binders and spines will add a pop of color to the endless amounts of paperwork. 1. Fluency Binder 2. IEP Binder 3. Work Samples 4. Guided Reading 5. Data Binder 6. Sub Binder 7. Lesson Plans 8. Parent Communication

Print, laminate and use immediately in your classroom today. The border comes in 10 colors: 1. Blue 2. Orange 3. Purple 4. White with black outline 5. Wood 6. Black 7. Crinkled Paper 8. Light Blue 9. Grey 10. Lime Green

This is a tool I have implemented in my classroom and want to share it with you for FREE! These passes provide independence and independent communication for my students. Passes Included: 1. Bathroom Pass 2. Nurse Pass 3. Mailbox Pass 4. Errand Pass

These bright posters are a fun spin on the Keep Calm signs that are so popular. Using picture symbols, it would be a fun activity to incorporate in morning group or for students to easily remember.

Featuring Smarty Symbols! I use these as headers for my standards. They are bright and fun and use visuals for special education students!