Individual & Center Visual Schedule
Individual schedule example (checklist)
center schedule visuals (shapes or colors)
master example schedule for staff (for when students rotate to a center) and master example of student rotation schedule
Yes/No data sheet, prompting heirarchy data sheet, and more!
Video: Field size determination
Presenting materials from errorless learning to field of 3
video: Engaging all learners during groups
Granite State College Lesson Planning 101Video Series
This series breaks down the development of creating meaningful lessons. This series walks you through 8 different chapters that explain how to create measureable goals, using baseline data, proactive considerations and more!
Supporting English Language Learners with Lesson Pix by Lesson Pix
Although this article references Lesson Pix these strategies can be utilized and created using different visual material creators such as Boardmaker, Symbol Stix, and more.
I do. We do. You Do. Evidence Based Model
Evidence Based Teaching presents "The I Do–We Do–You Do model involves you in following a series of steps starting with you leading instruction and finishing with students working independently." By Shaun Killian
Video: Two ways to adapt materials for all learners to engage in group. Some students need supplemental materials to be able to sit and engage in group. This video shows two different ways to support those students.
Have Dreams training materials
"Explore our free virtual training materials, social skills activities, visual supports and more!" Have Dreams
Adaptive Math Lessons
Adaptive Fine Motor Lessons
Leisure Skills
Teaching Play and Leisure Skills to Students with Autism Presenters: Rachel Upp, B.A. Behavior Specialist at Monarch Center for Autism
Do you have students that have difficulty engaging in play or leisure activities? This Power Point presentation has beneficial information for students with disabilities not just students with Autism. The information presented on types of play, methods to teach and practice these skills and generalizing the skills taught!
****Using Visuals to follow directions by Lesson Pix
This tutorial shows how to use Lesson Pix to create differentiated visual directions to build using Legos, blocks, magna tiles and more! The example includes Legos to build a ladybug! These visuals can support our students that need help knowing what to do with play materials.
How to Set Up Play Centers by Simply Special Ed
This resource is beneficial for organizing and developing a play/leisure centers in your classroom. Simple Special Ed also has amazing play center visual supports for purchase which support learners with play/leisure materials. These visuals are for toys however educators can take the idea and expand it to art projects, adapted books with matching and so much more!