Preschool special education circle time

Do you have behavior problems in your classroom when trying to teach the whole group? Do you need help with engaging everyone during circle time instruction? Make everyone in your room accountable and assess them individually with these interactive circle time activities. Use as many or as few pages as you would like during your instruction. These make excellent circle time visuals and have been used successfully during adapted circle times. This huge resource is beneficial for the…

I teach in a high needs environment. In my classroom, I have a huge mix of ability levels and ages from 3 to 5 years old. Some of my kiddos ...

All long time ago and very, very far away from my current location, I got my first job as an SLP. In addition to many students in the general education setting, I served two severely impaired classrooms. In one class, the students spent much of the day on side liers being tube fed and given

Circle time literacy activities

Whether you’re new to morning greetings and need a few ideas to get started, these six favorites are for you!

My struggle each year is trying to engage all of my students throughout the school day. Sometimes I feel like my hard to reach students are getting overlooked. That is how and why I created these resources. Check them out!! #nonverballearner #engagingstudents #preschoolspecialeducation #strategiesatcircletime #preschool #circletimeactivities

Inclusion Interventions in the Preschool Setting: How to Adapt Circle Time For Your Student's with IEPs in the General Education Classroom. Need simple interventions to help adapt your whole group time for your student's with special needs...

Children's songs are great for working on language development through building vocabulary, repetition, memory, and creativity. Free song choice cards

Circle Time tips and ideas for your pre-k, preschool, Head Start, or kindergarten classroom. Pictures and materials list included.

Tips and advice for preschool and kindergarten teachers about how to handle a disruptive child during circle time.