PORTABLE VISUAL SCHEDULE FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION

A HUGE part of working with students in special education is providing a visually rich environment. Probably one of the MOST important things we can provide our students is an image to communicate information in a way that is not just auditory or verbal, and that is constant. For most of our students, this means VISUALS. 

There are multiple places to get your visuals. Many schools have subscriptions to Boardmaker or other similar image software, but I personally prefer more realistic images (because we don't really have cone-heads or stick figure bodies), so I tend to take a lot of photos myself. 

When we think of visuals, most special education teachers think of a schedule, but there are MANY other ways to incorporate visuals in the classroom. Visuals can be used for communication, directions, acquiring vocabulary, token boards, centers, and so much more!

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FREE-MORNING WORK FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION!

FREE SPECIAL EDUCATION MORNING WORK!

It's often difficult to find daily morning work for our students in special education. I've created a FREE set of morning pages that can be used by a variety of levels. Some are for those who are able to complete some writing tasks such as this form.

There are also pages for those who are not yet writing. Just print the letters, laminate, and cut for multiple use! 

There are pages to practice the months of the year! Just color (optional), cut, and paste! 

You can print whatever pages your students needs practice with. Typically, my students needed to do the same practice page multiple times. :)  You can also use a page protector sheet to use the same page daily! I got his yellow clear on at our local dollar store! 

You can find all of these FREE pages 

here>>>>SPECIAL EDUCATION MORNING WORK

If you are looking for additional morning work sets you can also find this set in my TPT store! Special Education Morning Work

I hope that you enjoy these pages!!

Susan

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