Teaching Resources for Pre-K through 6th Grade Educators

“Are you trying to have it all? That question makes no sense. It’s a stupid question. Stop asking it. Don’t ask it. Do you miss your kids while you’re at work? Yes, of course I do. Everybody does. And then, you know, sometimes I don’t” – Leslie Knope Thank you, Leslie Knope. I won’t pose the question of having it all but here is another, similar question that a lot of us ponder. Does work life balance actually exist?  Honestly, probably not. What I mean is, I don’t think there is a way to perfectly balance the time each day.

Differentiating instruction is so important at any level. Of course, making sure your lessons meet the needs of all learners can be a daunting task, but it can be done! Use these teaching ideas and resources for special education to teach to the level of all students while helping them reach their goals and be challenged in the classroom! Sub Plans If you are a resource/special education teacher or an inclusion teacher with special education teachers, you’ll want to make sure to have sub plans ready to meet the needs of your learners. Having a special education sub plans bundle