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🎃 October Resource Round Up
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Hey Teacher Friends! October is one of my favorite months to teach — pumpkins, spooky crafts, and so many fun sensory opportunities! 🍂 This week on the blog, I updated a post all about my Spooky House Writing Activity — a hands-on, five-senses lesson that helps students in special education build descriptive writing skills while getting creative with a spooky twist. 👉 Check out the full post here: Your students will love designing their own spooky houses, using their senses to describe what’s inside, and sharing their creations with the class. 🕸️ October Resource RoundupHere are a few of my favorite fall and Halloween resources from my TPT Shop — perfect for the weeks leading up to Halloween: 🧙♀️ Witches’ Brew Writing Activity – a differentiated writing craft that helps students use sequencing and descriptive language. I hope these ideas help make your October lessons engaging, inclusive, and stress-free! Happy (spooky) teaching, |
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Hi teacher friends 💛 If you’re anything like us, you’re still digging out from all the snow days last week ❄️☃️ Between late starts, schedule changes, and being stuck indoors… it’s been one of those weeks. In our classroom right now, we’re jumping back into routine by reading about the Westminster Dog Show 🐕 and having so much fun designing Valentine’s Day boxes as part of our geometry unit. We’re working on perimeter, area, and volume, and it’s been such a great hands-on way to keep everyone...
Hi friends, Groundhog Day is just around the corner, and I’ve got a fun, low-prep writing activity that works beautifully for special education and differentiated classrooms! I just published a new blog post all about making Groundhog Day writing accessible and meaningful for all learners. You’ll learn why differentiated writing prompts with visual supports make such a difference in confidence and engagement for students with diverse learning needs. 📚 Plus, I’m sharing my Groundhog Day...
Hi teacher friends! 👋 Looking for one last Christmas activity before winter break? 🎄 This Christmas Fine Motor Practice resource is a favorite for the final week of school—and it makes a great send-home activity too! Low-ink, no-prep pages help students strengthen cutting, tracing, and fine motor skills while still feeling festive. Perfect for special education, OT support, and families who want something simple to work on over break. Find it here: Christmas Fine Motor Practice You can browse...