
Advice from Mrs. Dixon :) {SPED teacher linky}
So, I am a terrible blogger. I mean, the worst! Although I am very active on Instagram & love the teacher community on there – I miss blogging! I’m hoping this fun little summer linky will be a good kick off point to get back at it. Plus, I just put together a HUGE binder for TPT & blogging, so that should help me stay on track {fingers crossed}.
I’m linking up with Tales of a Carolina Girl this evening.. such a cute & fun idea! Head over to her blog to see some AH-mazing SPED teachers!
Here are some past posts that might help you in your endeavors of starting out :)
Be ProActive Series (written while I was a resource teacher}
A Day in my AU Classroom (current series all about how I set up my room, schedule, plans, etc.}
Since I officially have ONE MONTH before returning to the SAME classroom (amazing!), I will be posting all about my preparations!! STAY TUNED, FRIENDS!
As always, PLEASE e-mail me with any questions!! I’m always happy to help! :)

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Found you through the hop and like your blog so far! Thanks for the advice!
I love your blog design. Too cute! Great advice as well. I think I'm going to start scheduling in my day time to work on materials for my new classroom. Thanks for linking up.
Jamie
Tales of a Carolina Girl
(Sorry typo on previous comment. They really should allow for edits!)
I love being prepared! But I don't like preparing as much :) but you're right, it totally is worth it!
Brie
Breezy Special Ed
I cannot agree more with being prepared! I always over prepare, which is great, because it's definitely better than being under prepared!
Erin
You AUT-a Know
This will be my second year as a teacher, and I have worked hard this summer! I totally agree with you and feel confident that my year will not be nearly as stressful as last year. :-)
-Tasha
A Tender Teacher for Special Needs
I am nearing the beginning of our summer holidays over here in England but am already thinking of the things that need to be in place for September – no wonder the first two weeks of vacation normally see me back in school each day!! But I agree I'd much rather be prepared than on the back foot all the time! :-)
Special Teaching at Pempi's Palace
I've purchased items from you on TPT and so excited to find your blog! I agree with you on the planning part–however I must admit that I've been very indulgent this summer and haven't planned as much as I should have. Oh well, consequences for actions (as I always tell my students).
The Many Random Acts of Katie