Preparing for the Future

Great addition to your Disability Awareness unit for high school students with special needs. This powerpoint goes over student rights and responsibilities under IDEA while in public school and the importance of advocating for specific accommodations that you might need when you graduate from high school and pursue postsecondary education or enter into the world of work.

With this resource, you'll receive 3 products to use in your lessons when teaching about resumes, including a Google Slides presentation about Resume Do's and Don'ts, a Resume True/False worksheet, plus a worksheet to find common mistakes found on resumes. With this bundle, you'll save 10% off the total of all 3 products! Product Includes:Google Slides- Resume Do's and Don'tsTrue or False (Resumes)Resumes- Find the Mistakes*Please note- each product in this bundle can be used independently.✤

This resource is a great way to either introduce the basic do's and don'ts of resumes. Includes 15 slides covering everything from formatting, proofreading, highlighting relevant skills and experiences, etc. Perfect for a high school vocational lesson or for first-time job seekers! ✤ HOW CAN YOU EARN TPT CREDITS? ✤Your feedback is much appreciated and valued as it helps me improve and create better resources!  When you leave feedback, TpT rewards you with credits that you can use toward fut

This is a great way to communicate to your parents how their child performed in school that day. You can customize the left column to fit with your daily schedule. I find that it helps to have my students take part in monitoring their behavior (I'll ask, "Did your behavior earn you a happy face or sad face?"). This is a great resource for children with special needs to have them become aware of their behavior. Parents have also used this as an incentive program at home. For example, if they