The Target Dollar Spot. It seems like everywhere you look someone is talking about something they bought from there. You can find some great counseling items in the dollar spot, but there are some that…
View Post A few years ago, I decided to run an in-service about behavior plans. The number of students with behavior interventions had been growing, and I was noticing confusion and frustration amongst staff. It was becoming…
View Post I have another school luncheon recipe to share with you! My arugula salad is quick and easy, tasty, and a healthier choice. Whenever I put this out, there is never any left. It’s a great…
View Post There seem to be plenty of resources for elementary students. But social skills resources for middle schoolers with autism are harder to come by. As they get older, autistic students tend to need resources with…
View Post Sometimes teaching self-esteem and confidence can be difficult. Sure, we might start with identifying strengths and weaknesses, but self-worth is so much more complex than that. It also includes skills like assertive communication and mindset.…
View Post Books are a great way to teach kindness. They usually include examples that students can relate to, giving them ideas of how to be kind. Below are 8 of my favorite books for teaching kindness,…
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