Extended school year special education

Summer themed academic resources to help your special education students continue to learn and work on IEP goals throughout the summer months and during extended school year.

Looking for engaging extended school year activities? Special education high schools provide specialized lesson plans, themes, and curriculum for autistic and neurodivergent students. From exploring new ideas to developing meaningful experiences, the extended school year offers a chance for continuous learning. Whether you're seeking the meaning of extended school year or looking for specific activities, special education high schools can offer the necessary support. Transition Curriculum

Check out these ESY (extended school year) units for special education! Lesson plan themes include: The Beach, Let’s be Healthy, Fireworks, Camping, and Bugs. Special needs students need structure, routine, and help with life skills even in the summer in order to create a smooth transition to school in the fall. Creative teacher resources for the self contained classroom educator.

Are you teaching extended school year and looking for some amazing teacher tips? Today, I’m sharing my ultimate guide to the extended school year for your special education students. Learn more about my special education extended school year schedule and extended school year lesson plans. There are a variety of extended school year activities that your elementary special education students will enjoy!

An extended school year recap, with a look at lessons and activities we did during ESY. Exclusive look at Mrs. D's Corner.

Are you teaching extended school year or summer school? I planned the entire summer for you! 8 weeks of editable lesson plans, social stories, adapted books, fine motor, basic skills, boom cards, recipes, science experiments, vocabulary, choice boards, schedules, and more… all planned and ready to go.

Are you prepared for teaching Extended School Year this summer?! Here are 4 tips you NEED to know for teaching ESY!

Extended School Year is here, and these are the 5 must have resources for a successful summer with your special education students! #esy #specialeducation

If you’re anything like me, as the school year winds down, I start planning for ESY data collection. For many students in special education, the Extended School Year program is crucial for maintaining progress. To ensure the success of your program, having reliable & efficient data collection methods is essential. In this post, we’ll explore 2 variations of ESY data that can be seamlessly integrated into your Extended School Year routines: traditional printable formats and modern digital…

Are you teaching the extended school year this summer at your elementary school? As a special education teacher, this is available to some students and is determined during IEP meetings. Today, I’m sharing a FREE extended school year schedule for your special education students. When you are planning your extended school year day keep in mind your caseload, staff availability, and the special education students that will be attending. Learn more today!