School
Part 1
Part 2
Commonly
Diagnosed
Classroom
Environment
100

Communicating with the school _____

What is a Specialist

100

must fall into specific ________ to be eligible to receive special education services 

What are Categories 

100

Hearing _______

What is Impairment

100

Difficultly with ______

What is Reading

100

This visual tool helps students track transitions and know exactly what activity is coming next

What is a visual schedule?

200

Schools offer special education services to children with special needs and learning _____

What are Disabilities 

200

Intellectual ______

What are Disability

200

______ impairment

What is Visual

200

______ with math

What is Difficultly

200

Seating a student with ADHD away from doors, windows, and high-traffic pathways minimizes this major hurdle

What are environmental distractions?

300

Meetings are held to _____ with school specialist, teachers and parents 

What is Collaborate

300

Traumatic ______ Injury

What is Brain

300

Serious ______ disturbance

What is Emotional 

300

Dyspraxia ( sensory _____ disorder )

What is Integration

300

A designated, quiet corner of the classroom where overstimulated students can go to decompress safely.

What is a "safe place" or "calm-down corner"?

400

______ education program are developed to address specific needs

What is Individual 

400

____-Blindness

What is Deaf

400

_______ disabilities

What is Multiple 

400

Difficultly with ____ motor skill

What is Fine

400

Providing a physical tracker, guide strip, or larger font size is highly effective for students struggling with this specific skill.

What is reading tracking?

500

Parents can also_____ specific needs with teachers to help understand and develop classroom strategies 

What is Share

500

Specific _____ Disability 

What is Learning

500

______ impairment

What is Orthopedic 

500

Attention Deficit _________ Disorders (ADHD)

What is Hyperactivity 

500

These scheduled intervals—which might involve stretching or a quick movement game—help students reset their attention spans.

What are brain breaks?

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