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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) has revolutionized how educators support students with communication challenges, offering a bridge to more effective interaction and learning. Among the myriad applications of AAC in the classroom, its role in the writing process stands out as particularly transformative. This blog post explores how teachers can leverage AAC and predictable chart writing to support their students during writing activities.

I'm thrilled to welcome Kayla Allen to our blog this month! She is a previous middle school special education teacher turned stay-at-home...

Phonics instruction is a foundational part of literacy, but it can feel daunting for students with cognitive disabilities. How do we...

The Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Story Based Literacy Unit is a comprehensive resource that includes various materials and activities.

Story Based Literacy is my favorite way to incorporate access to grade-level text and literacy standards! It's a fun, hands-on approach...

Story based learning changed the way that I teach, and here's how and why...

I love hearing what curriculum other teachers use in their classrooms

Today I'm here to share some quick tips & resources for teaching time concepts.

I want to share some quick tips with you and a few of my favorite money resources