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Libby's SPED Lessons

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Watertown, Massachusetts, United States
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I have been working as a special education teacher for 12 years in Framingham, MA. In that time, I have developed a lot of curriculum with visuals, primarily focusing on functional math skills, life skills, functional science units, and leisure skills. I also enjoy making activities and simple lessons to support enrichment activities such as field trips and multicultural events. I am excited to have the opportunity to share my work with others.
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Preview of Dentist Social Story for Special Education - Autism Functional Communication

Dentist Social Story for Special Education - Autism Functional Communication

This social story about going to the dentist is part of my Healthy Living Curriculum! The informational text reviews exactly what to expect at every stage of your dental visit. At the end of many pages, there is a section called "speak up" where you can review and practice some common functional communication strategies applicable to that activity. This is saved as a PowerPoint so that you can customize it by adding functional communication responses specific to your student!
Preview of Nutrition Lesson for Special Education- Autism Elementary My Plate Balanced Meal

Nutrition Lesson for Special Education- Autism Elementary My Plate Balanced Meal

This lesson on nutrition is part of my Healthy Living Curriculum! The informational text reviews the definitions of each food group, what those foods do for your body, and the concept of a balanced plate with lots of colorful examples. The lesson then overviews the importance of eating three meals a day and distinguishing between meal items and treats and reviews that treats should be consumed in moderation. Also included are comprehension/discussion questions that can be reviewed throughout the
Preview of Texting and FaceTime Rules - Autism Resources SPED Life Skills Social Story

Texting and FaceTime Rules - Autism Resources SPED Life Skills Social Story

This lesson is a social story written for students who are able to use tools like FaceTime or Texting, but are not successful at using it appropriately. This introduces what texting and FaceTime is, and then reviews 12 social rules: #1 Be kind #2 Have difficult conversations in person #3 Answer your messages #4 Don't text in all caps #5 Text before your FaceTime #6 Show your face on FaceTime #7 Call/Text during the day (not too late or too early) #8 Listen to "busy" messages #9 Wait for an answe
Preview of Difficult Conversations Activity

Difficult Conversations Activity

This sorting activity is designed to be used with the Texting and FaceTime lesson that you can also find in my store! This activity was written for Texting rule #2: Having difficult conversations in person. It reviews different scenarios that you can discuss with your students to help them decide if it is an easy or difficult conversation, and then if they should continue or end the conversation.
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Experience

I have been working as a special education teacher for 12 years in Framingham, MA. In that time, I have developed a lot of curriculum with visuals, primarily focusing on functional math skills, life skills, functional science units, and leisure skills. I also enjoy making activities and simple lessons to support enrichment activities such as field trips and multicultural events. I am excited to have the opportunity to share my work with others.

My own education history

I went to Hamilton College for undergraduate study with a major in Psychology and double minors in Education and Studio Art. I then attended a graduate program at Simmons University, graduating with a masters degree in Special Education and my teaching license. Since then, I have obtained my BCBA through a program at Western New England University as well as my professional teaching license.