Want to add some fun to your morning meeting routine? Adding some songs to your calendar routine is a great way to integrate multisensory learning in your classroom. We love singing and learning during morning meeting in our special education classroom. Check out these 3 songs that I use everyday in my Special Education classroom to encourage retention of basic calendar skills. #calendarskills #autismclassroom

Use these tips and tricks to help your students be more successful during morning meeting in special education and inclusion settings. Giving our students visual supports, adding in movement and creating opportunities to practice generalizing skills makes morning meeting or calendar time more meaningful for students. This is a must read for autism classes, life skills programs, self-contained classrooms and inclusion classrooms.

Do you do morning meetings with your students each day? This year I have been very intentional with making sure I don’t miss this time with my class every morning, and I can honestly say how beneficial it has been! My students love sharing their feelings, greeting each other, and sitting and talking together as […]

Create schedules for jobs in the classroom! Jobs for special education morning meeting / circle time

Use these interactive and adapted books to work on calendar concepts, time awareness and attention to task. They will easily fit into your lesson plans, morning meeting, direct instruction, math groups and centers, and work task boxes. They're a must have in autism classes, life skills programs and other self-contained classrooms.

Digital or print versions of daily questions with visuals for students to interact with during distance learning or the regular school year! #specialeducation #distancelearningtpt #breezyspecialed #spedtribe #spedteachers #iteachsped

Make your morning meeting interactive with this drag and drop digital activity in Google Slides! When eLearning, students can watch and follow along with you, dragging the correct items to each box. Designed for special education classes. #iteachsped #specialeducation #spedtribe #distancelearningtpt #breezyspecialed

This interactive book has been so helpful in teaching my students the months and order of months! This adapted book is perfect for special education classrooms, life skills programs, speech therapy, math and time awareness concepts and for preschool. Just what teachers need for students with autism and other disabilities!

Resources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism

Use these photographs and language prompts to build your students' ability to ask and answer questions related to comprehension. This skill is a vital component of being able to demonstrate reading and listening comprehension. This set is perfect for special education classrooms, autism programs, speech therapists, morning meeting, RTI, guided reading, kindergarten, first grade and homeschoolers. #mrspspecialties #speechtherapy #specialeducation

Keeping morning meeting age-appropriate for older students can be challenging depending on their developmental skills. Here are 6 ways to incorporate a variety of life skills, age-appropriate activities with and without technology. via @drchrisreeve

Breezy Special Ed: Our Morning Classroom Routine: Coming in and Classroom Jobs

This interactive book has been so helpful in teaching my students the months and order of months! This adapted book is perfect for special education classrooms, life skills programs, speech therapy, math and time awareness concepts and for preschool. Just what teachers need for students with autism and other disabilities!

If morning meeting or whole group activities have ever intimidated you as a special education teacher, you are not alone. Trying to figure out meaningful group activities for such diverse populations can be tough. But this post can help with 10 steps to make it the best part of your day! #morningmeeting #specialeducation

Keeping morning meeting age-appropriate for older students can be challenging depending on their developmental skills. Here are 6 ways to incorporate a variety of life skills, age-appropriate activities with and without technology. via @drchrisreeve

Imagine that you ran a morning meeting or whole group activity in your secondary special education classroom, and every student was engaged with you. You had visual supports to keep everyone engaged in a meaningful way. And all your materials were developmentally at the level of your students, but were great for their age when peers participate as well. This kit gives you everything you need to get that vision to happen in your classroom. #morningmeeting #specialeducation #autismclassroom