Special Education Classroom Archives

The image shows bold, stylized lowercase letters b, d, p, and q, with the text "bdpq letter reversal: when to worry? " above them on a green background, highlighting letter reversal as a common part of child writing development.

Special Education Classroom

B and D Reversal: When It’s Normal and When to Be Concerned.

A classroom with desks and chairs features a large, colorful bulletin board showcasing student artwork, educational charts, and papers—an inspiring example of unique bulletin board ideas on a bright wall.

Special Education Classroom

10 Unique Bulletin Board Ideas That Inspire and Involve Students

Calm down corner idea

Special Education Classroom

Calm Down Corner Ideas: 15 Budget-Friendly Tips for Classrooms or at Home

Teenage boy stands by a laundry basket in a tidy bedroom with a made bed, engaging in life skills activities as he prepares to pick up clothes from the floor.

Special Education Classroom

25 Functional Life Skills Activities for IEP Students (+ How to Teach Them)

Teens at school who know each other because they just played some icebreaker games

Activities for Kids

31 Teacher-Recommended Icebreaker Games for Kids and Teens (crowd-sourced list!)

A child and adult reading an illustrated storybook together in a cozy setting.

Special Education Classroom

Teaching Abstract Sentences and Nouns: Simple Strategies + Examples

Two girls playing a game that will improve their social skills

Activities for Kids

25 Easy and Effective Social Skills Activities for Home or Classroom

Sensory activities for older kids

Activities for Kids

21 Cool Sensory Activities for Older Kids and Teens

An assortment of colorful plastic building blocks, including red, yellow, blue, green, and gray pieces, stacked in a random overlapping pattern—perfect for following along with your lego instructions.

Activities for Kids

LEGO Without Instructions? Yes, and Here’s Why It’s Awesome.