Shelley Wright

This spreadsheet will benefit Special Education Case Managers, ARD Facilitators, Diagnosticians, and Diagnostician Secretaries and even Special Education Teachers that need a way to keep up with the years ARD meetings. This is a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet. It has 3 worksheets (accessed by tabs at the bottom of the page). The worksheets are elementary, junior high, and high school and these can be customized, more worksheets can be added by copying, they can be renamed, or deleted. I use this sp

This is all you need for every month to track an entire classes behavior. You can customize the behaviors you're tracking across the top. I use this along with my blue/green/yellow/orange/red behavior management system. At the end of the day I pull up this form and mark any students that had a color change for the day. I also track absences and tardies and a few other things. But you can remove that info and keep it super simple. I keep this on my google drive as a google sheet. If you'd like t

An animated story about flowers for students working on pointer finger, eye gaze, switch, etc. Go paperless and access this resource on your smartboard, computer, or iPad. Or print this resource out. Add tactile items to the pages such as plastic flower pieces, or spray the smell page with perfume for sensory. Your students will love the animations on each page. Fonts will convert to fonts available on your system without changing layouts. If you'd like the pdf message me and I'll send it y

Even your most severe and profoundly disabled students can participate in a daily living skills activity like cooking with this click through recipe. Use a switch in place of your computer mouse for switch access. Use eye gaze to asses if the student selects "yes" or "no" to the end of the recipe question. Or yes/no switches. The animations gain visual attention/interest. Great for the paperless classroom as this resource is click to access. Use it on your smartboard, computer, or iPad.

A simple and yummy recipe. Each page has fun eye catching animation. Use a switch (in place of a mouse) and your most severe and profoundly disabled students can participate in a cooking activity by turning the pages. A great option for paperless classrooms. Access the file on your computer, smartboard, or iPad. Print it to create an ordering work job. Or create a binder full of recipes for your classroom.

Your non verbal students will enjoy the animations in this story about magnets. A great story to take data on eye gaze, switch use, and more. Go paperless and access this resource on your smartboard, computer, or iPad or you can print out a paper copy. For VI students, you can use tactile objects. If you have any questions, concerns, needs, or requests please message me! Enjoy! Thanks so much!!

I actually have a Google Drive folder and each student has their own communication log saved in that folder. You can save this power point file to your computer and then drag and drop into google drive and open it as a Google Slide if you would like to do that. I like that I have access to my information across multiple devices and locations. I don't have to worry about keeping up with a printed sheet or my messy handwriting. Of course, you can also just print out a copy of this file if you pre

Spring Science Fun learning about Insects The presentation is animated to gain the attention of even the most reluctant learners. The quiz is color coded yes/no with a jiggling yes to encourage an errorless choice. Animations on click. For students working on pointer finger or touch, eye gaze, or switch use. Go paperless and access this resource on your smartboard, computer, or iPad. Print the book out and add tactile objects such as plastic insects to the pages. Message me if you'd like the pd

Make a cute and simple matching book for your level 1 Life Skills students or for preschoolers. Reduce the number of choices for beginning learners. Add choices as the learner improves. If you have any questions about putting this together or using it then let me know.