4 Must Do's on the First Day of Pre-K. Worried you missed something while lesson planning for the first day of school?

Visually Closing Centers in a Special Education Preschool Classroom

I cannot believe a new school year is right around the corner! I love the excitement that I new school year brings. I also love the planning and preparation that I new school year brings. I have slowly been easing myself back into "work mode," analyzing my class schedule, staff assignments, and rotation activities. Today, I will be sharing some of my ideas for rotations in early childhood special education (ECSE). With that said, while I teach ECSE and focused on ECSE when creating these…

Are you a new teacher? I thought that my teacher prep program had prepared me for anything that would come my way….and I wrong!

Are you ready to start setting up your preschool special education classroom but don't know where to start? In this post, I share how I setup my classroom for preschooler. Learn how to organize your classroom environment and organize student supplies so that all students are set up for success this year. Create a classroom community that is easily accessible for all students. You will ideas for how to organize your classroom library and how I setup my schedule and choice time.

Read this early intervention preschool classroom tour blog post to get ideas for setting up your preschool classroom!

Being a new special education teacher can be overwhelming and stressful. Check out The FIRST thing to do as a new special ed teacher.

Visual boundaries are a vital part of classroom setup. Let me show you how I utilize these visual boundaries in classroom!

Arrival and Classroom Jobs in an Early Childhood Classroom

Color coding is my #1 teacher hack for the special education classroom. If you are setting up your first classroom as a special education teacher or getting ready for back to school, now’s the time to set up a color coding system in special education. Color coding helps you, and your students keep IEP paperwork, classroom materials, and student materials organized and easily accessible. Learn more about why you should color code your special education classroom and how to get started here.