I’ve been teaching primary special education for ten years. This fall I’ll be switching from primary grades K-2 to intermediate grades 3-5. One thing remains the same though and that’s what I plan on doing, reviewing, and teaching that first day of school. Most of these ideas are mine but
What are the 5 R’s of Summer for Special Educators? They are helpful tips that will have you returning to the classroom feeling recharged and prepared – – and they all start with the letter R! Be ready for Fall no matter what it brings! And don’t worry about taking
I began making Boom Cards™ for my primary students with special needs in April 2020. Since then I have taught my students remotely and hybrid and both at the same time. I can honestly say that Boom Cards™ have been a saving grace during a very trying time in more
What are Boom Cards™? Boom Cards™ are internet games that are hosted on Boomlearning.com. Each Boom Card™ deck is a set of colorful, interactive digital task cards that teach a particular skill. They are available for all grades and skill levels, there are tons to choose from, they are perfect
Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Deanna Holt and I want to help. Before I get into why or how, I want to give you some background information so you know exactly where I’m coming from. This is my 13th year teaching special education. (Yes, 2020 was lucky
My name is Deanna. I teach educators and parents how to engage with and motivate children who have special needs.
I live in central Illinois with my son, Erik and our cat, Chocolate. This is my 10th year teaching K-2 self-contained special ed (that’s me above on the first day of remote teaching 2020). My son has cerebral palsy and severe cognitive delays, so I’ve been on both sides of that IEP table!
