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In this post, we cover the ways that using an IEP goal bank can be helpful, including the benefits and how to adjust goals after you find inspiration.

In this post, we'll be focusing on a self-assessment for assisting autistic students in identifying executive functioning skills they want to practice.

In this post, we'll go over how executive functioning skills can be better incorporated into the classroom.

In this post, we will define executive functioning and how it works. We will also briefly touch on 9 core executive functioning skills.

In this post, we are taking a look at how your options can open up when you have access to both a microwave and a refrigerator!

If you have been following our mini-series on using recipes in the classroom, you may already be familiar with some of the ways you can create fun snacks with no special equipment or the ways a microwave can enhance your food preparation options. This time we want to take a closer look at refrigerators and the types of recipes they open up in the classroom.

In this post, we are taking a closer look at microwaves and some of the recipes that become more viable with microwaves, as well as a few suggestions for basic supplies worth adding to your collection when you have a microwave.

In this guide, we wanted to hone in on classrooms that don’t have any special equipment, including a microwave or refrigerator.

In this post, we'll go over the ways that you can use visual recipes in your classroom to cover a wide range of skills with your students.