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Empower Your Students with the Special Ed Math Toolbox

Everything You Need to Help Your Students Progress in Math, No Matter Their Level.

Are you struggling to find math resources that meet the unique needs of your special education students?

 

With the Special Ed Math Toolbox, you’ll have instant access to a comprehensive library of materials designed specifically for students with significant cognitive disabilities, all aligned to the Math Essential Elements.

 

Sign up for the waitlist and you’ll get a free addition mat!

 

Here are some examples of what you get in the toolbox!

cover of digital product - task cards - activity where you put numbers in order from 12 to 16
cover of digital product task cards, activity where you answer the addition sentence. all problems are +1
cover of product: file folder games in which student organizes pictures by an attribute like size
cover of product - worksheets where a student compares how many pictures there are and indicates which group has more


Why Join the Special Ed Math Toolbox?

  • Access to Comprehensive Resources
    Get ready-to-use activities and instructional tools that cover all math areas, from basic number sense to algebraic reasoning.

  • Expert Guidance
    Gain insights from experienced special education consultants who know the challenges of teaching math to students with significant cognitive disabilities.

  • Digital and Print Resources
    With new resources being adding continuously, you will find something to address all the essential elements standards. 

Math Essential Elements Resources

In my membership, the Special Ed Math Toolbox, I am creating a resource to go with every one of the math Essential Elements standards from Kindergarten to fourth grade. You can join to get access to all of the kindergarten resources and more as I add!

 

Be the First to Know!

The Special Ed Math Toolbox will open soon, but for now, you can join the waitlist and secure your spot.

As a waitlist member, you’ll receive early access to special offers, exclusive content, and first priority when membership opens.

Sign up for the waitlist and you’ll get a free addition mat printable!

 

Yes! I want to sign up and get the free addition mat!

What are Essential Elements?

Think of the Essential Elements as the Common Core for students with special needs.
They break down complex grade-level expectations into achievable goals, designed for students with significant cognitive disabilities.

Straight from the source–Dynamic Learning Maps:

The Dynamic Learning Maps Essential Elements are specific statements of knowledge and skills linked to the grade-level expectations identified in the Common Core State Standards. The purpose of the Dynamic Learning Maps Essential Elements is to build a bridge from the content in the Common Core State Standards to academic expectations for students with the most significant cognitive disabilities.

—dynamiclearningmaps.org

The DLM Essential Elements cover the same areas of content, but with lesser depth and complexity.

How does this help your classroom?

The Special Ed Math Toolbox takes the guesswork out of planning. You’ll get access to printable worksheets, digital tools, instructional videos, and assessments—all aligned with the Math Essential Elements.

 
Claim 1: Number Sense Help your students develop a solid foundation in number structures, place value, and fractions with resources aligned to the following:

MC 1.1 Understand number structures (counting, place value, fraction)

MC 1.2 Compare, compose, and decompose numbers and sets

MC 1.3 Calculate accurately and efficiently using simple arithmetic operations
Claim 2: Geometry Build spatial reasoning and understanding of geometric principles through hands-on and visual resources aligned to:

MC 2.1 Understand and use geometric properties of two- and three-dimensional shapes

MC 2.2 Solve problems involving area, perimeter, and volume
Claim 3: Measurement Data and Analysis Teach your students the fundamentals of measurement and data interpretation through these focus areas:

MC 3.1 Understand and use measurement principles and units of measure

MC 3.2 Represent and interpret data displays
Claim 4: Algebraic and Functional Reasoning Help students develop problem-solving skills with a focus on algebraic thinking:

MC 4.1. Use operations and models to solve problems

MC 4.2 Understand patterns and functional thinking

See All the Standards for K-4th
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Exciting News: Join the Waitlist!

The Special Ed Math Toolbox is launching soon, and we’re giving YOU the chance to be one of the first to access these incredible resources.
By joining the waitlist, you’ll be among the first to know when enrollment opens!

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