Paes lab ideas

Come take a tour of my vocation & life skills lab where students are able to work on their IEP goals and independent living skills!

Vocational Work Tasks- Tips and Tricks to having meaningful activities in your Autism Unit or Job Skills class for students in Special Ed. Read more to get vocational work centers working in your classroom!

Create a stocking task for your special education students with this free printable

6 Mistakes LIFE Skills Teachers (& Paras) Make… Do you do any of these? STOP! If you stop these 6 mistakes, your students will be the better for it!

Fun Ideas and Activities to celebrate Lab Week, everything from decorations, to games, to food. We compiled a list of things that will make any Laboratory have a great lab week! #labweek2019 #labweek #labweedideas #medicallaboratoryprofessionalsweek #medtechlife #medtech #medicaltechnologist

I could never say enough positive things about using a work box system in the classroom-- for any child. I've used them with typically d...

Students will help... ... IF they know what to do! All science teachers know the struggles we face when we take the students to the lab. There are many! But the one I want to address here is lab cleanup. We have precious few minutes between one class leaving the lab and the next class entering the lab. It is imperative that our students in one class leave a clean and orderly lab station for the students in the next class. Click image to view in my TpT store. My personal experience is that…

Soda vending is a great vocational task that is adaptable for different learning levels from matching to counting profits. I recycled a fishing tackle organizer and placed a visual of a vending machine on the lid. When you open the front just like a regular machine there are various sodas inside. For the matching I placed a smaller picture of each soda in each compartment so students can match the sodas. To make it more for students that can do math, they have a list of how many sodas were…

I love this new kitchen unit that I have created for my students! It is simple and very basic, focusing on six main kitchen appliances (oven, fridge, microwave, toaster, blender, and dishwasher). When teaching some of my students how to cook this year, I realized some did not know these items yet. And it's kinda hard to teach students who to use the microwave when they don't know what it is yet! :)

You know that saying: "There's a lesson to be learned in everything.", well, it's true! If you're a teacher, there are many tedious little tasks you do on a daily basis that students can help with while learning job skills!