Looking for an activity on Thanksgiving that don’t require a trip to the craft store, 45 minutes of preparation, or a printer full of colored ink? I’ve got you covered. Thanksgiving week can be a ...

Thanksgiving is almost here! For many families, that means food, football, relatives, and a few days off from school. For families like mine, with a disabled child, it can mean all of those things.

If you’ve ever spent a school morning searching for a missing shoe, reminding your child to brush their teeth for the fifth time, or wondering how everyone is supposed to get out the door on time, you ...

Learning to read CVC words takes practice. And sometimes kids need something other than another page of tracing, copying, and writing three-letter words. These CVC short vowel worksheets give ...

Teaching kids which group has more and which has less sounds pretty simple. Until you put five jellyfish on one side of a worksheet, eight fish on the other, and a child confidently tells you they’re ...

IEE stands for Independent Educational Evaluation. It’s a provision of IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act), and you’ll find it explained in your Parents’ Rights Booklet, also called the ...

What happens if a parent doesn’t sign an IEP? In many states, refusing to sign an annual IEP does not stop the school from implementing it. However, parental consent is required before a child ...

Fall crafts are great until you realize you need 27 supplies, a hot glue gun, and an entire afternoon to make something that looks remotely like the picture. This fall wreath craft is a little more ...