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I have taught special education (all subjects) in 7th and 8th grade for nearly 20 years. My students are often mainstreamed out for their elective classes that include Computers, Health, Orchestra, Art and Physical Education. The students attend Social Studies and Science classes with their peers. During these classes, I modify the work for all students to be successful. While in the resource classroom, we learn functional skills such as counting money, reading a menu, budgeting, cooking, etc. To compliment our functional learning, we take community education trips to the grocery store or to a restaurant to apply our skills learned in school. It is my thought that all students can learn when given the right opportunity and tools.
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US Coins Sorting Mats
US Coins Sorting Mats Product Description: Sorting is an essential life skills for all students. The students will work on reading the coin vocabulary, learn how to write the amount using the cent sign, decimal and dollar sign. The coins come in real photos and color clip art. Students will learn who is on front of each coin. What’s Included: •Six mats (Quarter, Dime, Nickel, Penny, Half-Dollar, Dollar Coin) •Nine sorting cards •All clip art is in color. Preparation and Usage: Print the pages,
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Math
US Dollars Sorting Mats & File Folder Game
US Dollar Sorting Mats & File Folder Game Sorting is an essential skills for all students. US Dollar Sorting Mats: Seven mats included with 8 choices per cardFile Folder Game: Match the PresidentsDollars & CoinsPreparation: •Print the pages, laminate and add Velcro. •Print the small cards, place Velcro on back and cut. •Store the pages and small cards until ready to use. Where to use them: I use these games in centers, independent work or for assessments. They can be used as sorting mats or f
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I have taught special education (all subjects) in 7th and 8th grade for nearly 20 years. My students are often mainstreamed out for their elective classes that include Computers, Health, Orchestra, Art and Physical Education. The students attend Social Studies and Science classes with their peers. During these classes, I modify the work for all students to be successful. While in the resource classroom, we learn functional skills such as counting money, reading a menu, budgeting, cooking, etc. To compliment our functional learning, we take community education trips to the grocery store or to a restaurant to apply our skills learned in school. It is my thought that all students can learn when given the right opportunity and tools.
Teaching style
I am a visual and hands-on learner. When constructing my plans and units, I look at the "whole picture" and when finished have a 40+ page interactive presentation. Most of the material is presented on a SMARTboard accompanied with reinforcement tools such as interactive learning games, Osmo, experiments and peer to peer interactions to develop social skills and problem solving techniques.
I challenge my students with at-level content that is modified to their individual learning capabilities.
Awards & shining teacher moments
District Outstanding Educator Award
My own education history
I have a Bachelors in Special Education, 1-8 Regular Education Degree, K-12 Reading Endorsement and a Masters in Curriculum and Instruction.
Additional biographical information
This summer I have enjoyed working at a local zoo as a Mentor in the ZOOTeen program.
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