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RESOURCES
Free guides and tools for special education and homeschool.
Practical special education resources you can use tomorrow, written from almost 20 years in classrooms. Start with the blog, grab classroom resources, or find your CEC session materials.
FROM THE BLOG
Browse special education resources by topic.
Classroom Structure and Routines
Schedules, routines, and setup ideas for autistic support and special education classrooms.
IEPs and Data
IEP goals, progress monitoring, and data that actually changes instruction.
Supporting Special Education Teachers
Coaching, onboarding, and ideas to help special education teachers stay and grow.
Homeschool in Pennsylvania
Plain-language help with the affidavit, curriculum, and the June 30 evaluation.
CLASSROOM RESOURCES
Ready-to-use materials from Teach Love Autism.
Visual schedules, task boxes, independent work systems, and more, all built and tested in real special education classrooms.
QUESTIONS
Special education resources FAQ
Are these special education resources free?
Yes. Every blog post and guide on this site is free. Classroom materials in the Teach Love Autism shop are paid, with some free options too.
What topics does the blog cover?
Classroom structure and routines, IEP goals and data, supporting special education teachers, and homeschooling in Pennsylvania.
Where can I find my CEC 2027 session materials?
Head to the CEC page and email me for the slides and handouts from either session.
Can I request a topic?
Absolutely. If there’s something your team is struggling with, email me. Your question might become the next post.
Do you create special education resources for districts?
Yes. I build custom visuals, toolkits, and training materials for schools and intermediate units. Email me to talk about what your program needs.
GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THEM
How to use these resources
1
Start with your biggest challenge
Pick the topic that matches what’s on your mind right now, whether that’s routines, IEP data, or a new teacher who needs support.
2
Try one idea this week
Every post ends with something you can try right away. Start small, give it a week, and see what changes for your students.
3
Share it with your team
Forward a post to a colleague or bring it to your next team meeting. Ideas stick better when everyone is on board.
Came from CEC 2027?
Your session slides, handouts, and toolkit info are all in one place.