Special needs writing activities

These spring speech therapy activities are ideal for students on the autism spectrum, early communicators, and AAC users! 1 Free download!

Verbs & nouns.. Recycled bottle and caps. (picture only)

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Use name kits to help teach young children their name. They are a simple and easy tool to use with the kids as part of their name practice.

Here’s an easy way to improve fine motor skills in kids while using materials you already have! My 5 year old could not be more excited about being a kindergartner. He has always loved to work hard and learn new things that make him more grown up. Although he has been eager to learn to […]

Teach your students about the five senses, touch. What exactly can they feel? wood - hard, cotton wool - soft / fluffy, and so on.

Making Alphabet Soup is a fun activity, but kids also learn while they play! Just one of the awesome activities in the new book Learn with Play!

Do you need ways to help your special education students with writing? Today, I’m sharing my best tips on writing curriculum to meet the needs of all of your students. It is easy and essential to differentiate writing journals for your students. The Simply Special Ed writing journals have real picture writing prompts and differentiated writing journal responses. This will help you with classroom organization and your students will feel more independent with this activity!

These dry erase visual supports help students see their progress, keep on schedule, and be reminded of classroom expectations while keeping them prepared for class.