These worksheets work well for elementary students in grades 2–5 but can easily be adapted for older learners who need extra practice. Most activities work well for Grades 1–3, but they’re also ...

Looking for a fun way to teach U.S. geography? A coloring book is an easy way to help students learn about all 50 states while exploring each state’s unique symbols, landmarks, and interesting facts.

Learning about all 50 states doesn’t have to mean memorizing a long list of names and capitals. When students research each state and record what they discover, geography becomes much more meaningful.

Learning all 50 states and capitals can feel overwhelming for young learners. Instead of relying on flashcards alone, hands-on activities help children remember where states are located, recognize ...

Like it or not, tests are a part of school life. Yep, even for our kids with IEPs and 504s. Whether it’s the weekly spelling test, those dreaded benchmark assessments, or state-mandated standardized ...

It’s called the Black Hole of 21. Once you are comfortably settled into the IEP world and get to know other moms, you’ll hear complaining and worrying about “transition.” Transition means many things, ...

I’ve lived near Philadelphia most of my life. Like most local kids, I had the mandatory school trips to the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and the Franklin Institute. (Not all in one day.) As an ...

“Nothing else that blinks!” That used to be my household rule. Nothing else that blinks is coming into my house. I have enough creatures to take care of. It actually is still my rule. So what did my ...

Let’s just say it: special education wouldn’t function without paraprofessionals. Paras, aides, instructional assistants, whatever your district calls them, these folks are the backbone of our ...

When your child struggles with ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, or executive functioning, the simple act of taking notes in class can become overwhelming. However, note-taking is an essential academic ...

If your child is always running out of time, losing track of assignments, or totally melting down under pressure, time management may be the hidden issue no one’s talking about. Kids with executive ...

If I’m being honest, I’m not at all comfortable talking about children’s respite care. If I accept my son for who he is, and am trying to help dismantle ableism, then it feels awkward to say that I ...