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Welcome to my store! With over 17 years of experience as a Special Education Teacher, I am dedicated to supporting students on the autism spectrum, English language learners, and those with mild to severe disabilities. My resources are designed to help teachers save valuable time in prepping and meet the diverse needs of their students. They are student-friendly, differentiated, research-based, and aligned with the Common Core State Standards to ensure that every student has the opportunity to thrive, and a teacher has a chance to breathe. My materials are also designed for inclusivity and diverse learning styles.
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Valentine's Day Math Activities - Numbers 1-10 Worksheets For Special Education
This fun Valentine's Day cut and paste math activities packet targeting numbers 1 to 10 is great for February morning work or for any time of the year. These are foundational math worksheets that have been differentiated in four ways to save you time and allow you to reach more students. These no prep, print, and digital worksheets are an easy and economical way to keep your students practicing their math skills in various ways. The skills targeted are number recognition and identificati
K - 2nd
Math
CCSS
K.CC.A.1
, K.CC.A.3
, K.CC.B.4
+7
October Morning Work: ELA, Math and Fine Motor Activities - Special Education
This no-prep, print-and-go, and digital, Halloween-themed October activities packet is great for morning work. The worksheets consist of many foundational ELA, math, and fine motor skills activities to meet the needs of your mixed-abilities students. The worksheets can also be used in many areas throughout the day, especially for those early and fast finishers. Your students will work on calendar skills (number identification, number ordering, and sequencing to 31 by tracing, writing, an
K - 2nd
Numbers, Reading, Vocabulary
CCSS
K.CC.A.3
, 1.NBT.A.1
, K.OA.A.2
+13
Also included in: Foundational Skills For SPED Bundle - ELA, Math & Fine Motor Skills
January Morning Work: New Year 2026, Winter ELA, Math and Fine Motor Activities
Bring in the New Year 2026 with this winter themed, no prep, print and go, January morning work packet that includes many foundational skills in Ela and math. There are also fine motor skills worksheets that can be used as arts and crafts activities. The differentiated packet covers many skill areas to learn or review, such as days of the week, months of the year, phonics, number identification, number ordering in the context of clockwork, counting and cardinality, tallying, and graph
K - 2nd
Numbers, Reading, Writing
CCSS, NGSS
K.CC.A.3
, K.CC.B.4
, K.CC.B.4a
+12
Also included in: Foundational Skills For SPED Bundle - ELA, Math & Fine Motor Skills
All About Halloween Read Aloud With Fun Reading, Writing and Math Activities
Are you looking for a Halloween read aloud with Halloween writing activities that are differentiated to celebrate one of America's most favorite holidays? Ready your classroom with this fun, no prep, All About Halloween, nonfiction reader with real photos and bold text to capture your students' attention and keep them engaged and excited throughout the lesson. This fun student-centered informational read-aloud includes a lesson plan with differentiated comprehension questions with 3 ans
K - 2nd
Informational Text, Numbers, Reading
CCSS
K.MD.A.2
, K.MD.B.3
, 1.MD.A.1
+7
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Welcome to my store! With over 17 years of experience as a Special Education Teacher, I am dedicated to supporting students on the autism spectrum, English language learners, and those with mild to severe disabilities. My resources are designed to help teachers save valuable time in prepping and meet the diverse needs of their students. They are student-friendly, differentiated, research-based, and aligned with the Common Core State Standards to ensure that every student has the opportunity to thrive, and a teacher has a chance to breathe. My materials are also designed for inclusivity and diverse learning styles.
Teaching style
Student Centered, Therapeutic, Participatory, and Collaborative.
I used the TEACCH approach and methodology to teach my students on the spectrum (self-contained classroom). This approach focuses on the "culture of autism" and is based on cognitive-social learning theory. A core value in this approach is appreciating and valuing the unique strengths in every child.
My own education history
Master of Arts Degree from Teachers College/Columbia University in Social and Organizational Psychology from the State of New York.
Master of Science Degree in Education with a dual certification in Elementary Education from Hunter College from the state of New York.
Additional biographical information
Licensed and Certified in Special Education and Childhood Education Grades 1-6.
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