Read these super tips for successfully getting your teen ready to transition from their middle school years to starting their high school journey.
Anxiety and negativity usually stem from not knowing what to expect. Read on to help you and your child prepare for High School. It's time to get excited!
Discover the benefits of using a scope and sequence guide in developing a successful transition curriculum.
Come check out how I organize, decorate, and utilize spaces & activities to be functional on this Adult Transition classroom tour!
Stay organized as a high school or transition special education teacher with your caseload, personal schedule and paraprofessional schedule!
Review of functional life skills curriculum for high school, transition, or middle school students in special education.
Come check out how I organize, decorate, and utilize spaces & activities to be functional on this Adult Transition classroom tour!
Heading back to school can be overwhelming for SPED teachers. Here are some back-to-school tips for structuring your first few weeks!
These IEP Transition Plan forms and checklists are great for IEP teams to plan and implement services and supports for students who are of transition age.
High School Transition Interactive Worksheets Charts and Reflection Pages - Use this resource with students in middle school who are transitioning to high school. With this resource, students are given the opportunity to identify the differences and similarities between life (at school and at home) in middle school versus life in high school. This resource includes 10 interactive worksheets. For a free sample of this resource, Click here! [For the Google Slides version of this resource: High School Transition Google Slides ] Included in this PDF resource: 10 PAGES TOTAL 1. Middle School vs. High School Comparison Charts (3 pages) *Includes a blank chart for students/teachers to write their own ideas 2. Written Reflections (5 pages) *Students are asked to write about their thoughts, feelings, hopes and worries in connection with their experience in middle school and the upcoming experiences of high school 3. Self Assessment (2 pages) *Students are asked to rate (on a scale) how they are feeling about the transition to high school and then provide a brief written explanation For additional details, see full preview. Looking for additional social skills resources for Middle & High School? Check out the resources below! Flexible Thinking & Dealing with Change for Middle & High School These 14 interactive worksheets address the subject of how to exhibit flexible thinking when presented with difficult changes in relationships, routines, plans and surroundings. Social Skills for Middle School and High School: Texting, Phone Calls, Emails Includes 16 worksheets on texting, sending emails, making phone calls, leaving voicemails, having in-person conversations and being part of a social group. These worksheets are ideal for interactive notebooks. A NOTE FROM THE SELLER: Click HERE to join my mailing list and enjoy access to exclusive updates, discounts & giveaways! Hello there! I'm so glad you're here. Did you know you can earn TpT credits just for leaving feedback and a review? For each product you purchase and review, you will earn credits which can be used towards your next TpT purchase! All credits you earn can be applied at checkout when purchasing new resources. Please consider rating all downloaded resources. (5 stars mean you are happily satisfied!) I hope that you are completely satisfied with your purchase-- if not, please do not hesitate to reach out to me with any questions or comments. Thank you for your purchase!
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Discover the benefits of using a scope and sequence guide in developing a successful transition curriculum.
Moving Up to Middle School Worksheet 100% Customizable Canva Template! A clean and simple template that can be customized to your questions. Change any of the elements to suit your needs and targeted audience. Great activity to discuss the transition from elementary school to high school. The template can also be edited and used for transitions to other stages such as high school. Save as .pdf to print as shown. Download the completed file as a .jpg file and paste it into a word processing program to change the size as needed. This is an instantly downloadable Canva Template which is 100% customizable in the FREE version of Canva. This means that you will be able to easily personalize this template to suit your needs. YOUR PURCHASE INCLUDES: 1 PDF with Canva Link (to edit) 1 Printable PDF *PLEASE NOTE * → This does not include a physical product. You will be able to customize, print, and cut your template. If you have any questions regarding this product, please feel free to reach out before you make your purchase. →Colors may vary slightly from what is shown due to the printing process and device settings. This is a digital product and nothing physical will be shipped to you. Due to the nature of this product, all sales are final and refunds or exchanges are not possible. DIRECTIONS TO ACCESS YOUR PURCHASE: → After your order is complete, you will see a link to download your files. This link can also be found at www.etsy.com/your/purchases → Download the PDF which includes the link and instructions → Sign up for a FREE Canva account or log in to your account → Click the underlined LINK in the PDF document and click "Use Template" → Once in Canva, you will be able to edit the colors, fonts, images, and personalize
Come check out how I organize, decorate, and utilize spaces & activities to be functional on this Adult Transition classroom tour!
Here are some tips and list of ESY lessons and activities that your high school and transition students may need!
Wondering how to get started with your transition program for special education students? Here are some helpful tips!
Here are some tips and list of ESY lessons and activities that your high school and transition students may need!
These life skills activities will give your special education students practice with basic skills they need for independence in their community. Put these no prep tasks in your independent work stations before a community trip to a fast food restaurant to practice skills like dollar up, more or less, recognizing signs, reading a receipt, and much more.Includes 41 pages and each topic is differentiated to two levels. These worksheets are part of a larger resource to take a community trip to a fast food restaurant. Grab both here. Here’s how some teachers are using these life skills worksheets: Independent work Life skills unit Prepare for community based instruction (CBI) trip Early finishers Morning work Functional academics This life skills resource includes: 41 worksheets Two levels Level 1 - visual cues Level 2 - independent completion Basic Skills and Life Skills Topics Vocabulary matching Food or drink sorting Small or large sorting Following directions Counting 1-5, 6-10 Patterning Sequencing Environmental print – signs Finding restaurant information Do you have enough? Dollar up More or less Adding total cost Reading a receipt Fine motor and visual discrimination BONUS: Fast food vocabulary cards to create a bulletin board or word wall. Grab more life skills worksheets here - Grocery Shopping Please note: This is a digital download. You will download, print, and prep as needed. No physical items will be sent to you.
Collaborate with families using this Transition Planning Checklist! This 2 page editable doc is NO PREP if you live in Massachusetts. For other US States, simply edit the language and ages to match your state's transition guidelines. Guide families through the transition process using this easy checklist by sharing a copy on Google Drive, printing as a PDF to send home in person/via email, or while transition planning in a meeting! Each section is color coded by age, and the timeline begins with age 17.5. FOR MATCHING TEACHER CASELOAD TRACKER, click here! ———————————————————————————————————————————— OTHER RESOURCES Love this resource? Follow Me on TPT! Check out my store for more Life Skills, Job Skills + Social Skills. Leave a REVIEW for TPT credits towards your next purchase! Transition Planning ⭐ TRANSITION & VOCATIONAL BUNDLE ⭐ Mock Interview Tips & Practice ⭐ Career & Job Exploration ⭐ Future Transition Planning Goals ⭐ Student Led IEP Participation ⭐ Life Skills & Transition Assessment ———————————————————————————————————————————— PRODUCT KEYWORDS: Transition Planning Checklist, Transition Planning Timeline, Family Collaboration, Special Education, Special Ed, SPED, Autism, Disabilities, Special Needs, Transition Skills, Transition Planning, Transition Abilities, Goal Setting, Digital Resource, Interactive, High School, Middle School
As a mom of a middle schooler, I know firsthand how challenging the transition to middle school can be. Last year was my daughter’s first year, and we quickly realized that a well-decorated locker can make a big difference. Having a personal, cheerful space to visit between classes can bring a smile to their face […]
Are your kids going high school this year? My son is and I want to give you 8 Tips for Helping Kids Transition into High School
Come check out how I organize, decorate, and utilize spaces & activities to be functional on this Adult Transition classroom tour!
Come check out how I organize, decorate, and utilize spaces & activities to be functional on this Adult Transition classroom tour!
Here are some tips and list of ESY lessons and activities that your high school and transition students may need!
5 ideas for better activity transitions in middle and high school classes
Introducing our Substitute Teacher Bundle, the perfect solution for middle and high school educators. This comprehensive package includes everything you need to ensure a smooth transition while you're away. With easy-to-use substitute notes, substitute reports, and detailed sub plans, your classroom will continue to run effortlessly. Our thoughtfully designed teacher binder will keep essential resources organized, making it simple for any substitute teacher to step in. Don't worry about what happens while you’re out; our "While You Were Away" materials will keep your students engaged and on track. Grab the Substitute Teacher Bundle today and provide the best experience for your students and substitutes alike! Simplify your classroom handovers with our 30-page Substitute Teacher Bundle, designed for educators. This bundle includes easy-to-use sub plans, notes, and reports, ensuring a seamless transition. To keep younger students engaged, we've added 75 pages of fun coloring activities featuring Birthday Parties, Sweet Treats, and Cute Pets. Stay organized and prepared with our thoughtfully designed resources, providing the best experience for both your students and substitutes! "What is included: * Substitute Report * Daily Planner * Classroom Procedures * Emergency Procedures * Class List * Teacher Feedback Form * Seating Chart * Lesson Plan * Contact List * Notes +++++++++++++++++++++++++BONUS+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "After completing your purchase, Etsy will send you a link to download a PDF that contains all the necessary links to your files. Additionally, you will receive detailed instructions on how to download your 75 Coloring Pages for Kids
In this series on teaching French writing activities, we've already discussed using templates to model good writing, as well as the importance of French transition words to decrease choppiness. This post will continue the writing discussion with 25 ideas for great French writing projects and French writing activities to use all year long for your
Teach students and kids about careers with these 19 free worksheets and lesson plans. Career exploration for students to do.
Wondering what teachers expect with the transition to high school? Be prepared to help incoming freshmen develop these executive functioning skills.
