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Certified in Elementary and Special Education (LBD & MSD) with a Master’s degree from Western Kentucky University. Nearly seven years of classroom experience and now a university instructor preparing future teachers in special education, behavior, and data-based decision making. Creator of collaborative resources that help parents and schools work together with clarity and confidence.
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All About Stink Bugs -- Adapted Text, Communication Boards & Movement
This stink bug activity pack is designed for all learners, including preschoolers, special education students, emerging communicators and nonverbal learners. Students explore stink bugs through adapted text, visuals, movement and SEL -- with no required reading or writing. Works as a stand-alone resource or as a companion to What Stink Bugs Teach Us, available on Amazon. As a special education teacher and parent of young children, I designed this resource to be accessible, flexible and usabl
PreK - 1st
General Science, Reading, Social Emotional Learning
Prepared Parent Pack -- Special Education Meeting Preparation
Get ready for your child's upcoming meeting like never before! Get your thoughts on paper so that you can focus on the important things to say in your child's meeting.
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Confident Parents Meeting Notes
IEP meetings move quickly — and it can be hard to capture important information while also actively participating in the conversation. This printable IEP Meeting Notes Template is designed to help parents stay organized, focused, and confident during special education meetings. ✨ What’s Included: ✔️ Structured note-taking ✔️ Space for questions and clarifications ✔️ Action steps and follow-up reminders ✔️ Clean, easy-to-use layout ✔️ Affirmations and "Lazy 8" breathing visual
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Parent Advocacy Phrases for IEP Meetings -- Collaborative Communication Guide
Knowing what to say in an IEP meeting can feel intimidating — especially when emotions are high or the conversation feels technical. This resource provides ready-to-use advocacy phrases that help parents communicate clearly, confidently, and collaboratively during special education meetings. 💛 Who This Is For: Parents and caregivers of students receiving special education services who want to: Feel more confident speaking during IEP meetings Express concerns clearly and professionally Advoc
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Certified in Elementary and Special Education (LBD & MSD) with a Master’s degree from Western Kentucky University. Nearly seven years of classroom experience and now a university instructor preparing future teachers in special education, behavior, and data-based decision making. Creator of collaborative resources that help parents and schools work together with clarity and confidence.
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Hi! I'm Charley Jo -- a special education professional passionate about helping parents feel confident and prepared in IEP meetings.
My Spesh resources are designed to empower families, encourage collaboration with schools and make the IEP process feel less overwhelming.
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