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5 Lesson Plans for Academic Boom Cards
1 Math set of boom cards
1 Reading set of boom cards
1 Spelling set of boom cards
2 sets of boom cards that are yet to be determined depending on where the students are struggling

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For our TLP, success will be students in special education classes using Boom cards doing better on the Boom Cards than they previously did, and their teachers being able to see progress where the kids are showing improvement.

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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd3ZeA638UykLGfhgg7gqkAIHEYvtkwWJOtElyyT9GUmgvgDQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

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Virtually in a classroom where one or more students with special needs are present

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Our impact is being able to support each and every student and their specific needs through different resources while they are learning virtually.

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-More one on one time with teachers or service providers
-Individualized plans between parents/caregivers and teachers/administration for each student
-Teacher giving virtual instruction with a parent/caregiver giver in-person instruction.
- Teacher coaching parents how to work with their child

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Students with special needs need more support in the classroom and it may be more difficult to attain while school is virtual.

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Our audience includes parents, teachers, administration, service providers, and families. Some of their characteristics include a desire to help students in the special education population.

Our focus will be on these students' daily life in a virtual school setting.

This plan will cover every subject based on an individual's IEP.

There are various websites such as Boom Learning and Educate All Learners that have tools that help educators to teach during virtual classes. https://wow.boomlearning.com, https://eala.wpengine.com/,

Our project is unique because we are addressing a specific population of students

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Jaiden: I chose this topic because I am a 1st/2nd Moderate/Severe Autism Teacher and am looking for ways to better help my students while we are virtual
Janelle: I chose this topic because I have worked with students with special needs throughout my school career and hope to become a Moderate to Severe Special Education Teacher
Kylie: I chose this topic because I want to become special education teacher. Also I am currently a special education instructional aide. And I want to take part on having better resources for our students.
Courtney: I chose this topic because I have worked with special education students before and am interested in learning more in depth about their. I also hope one day to become a special education teacher and to work in the school environment.

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- Students who struggle with looking at a tablet/laptop
- Better ways to contact students
-How to address students with severe behaviors virtually
-Students/Parents with technological difficulties
-IEP meetings virtually

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1)  Within 2 weeks, Jaiden will introduce Boom Cards into her classroom as well as talk to her coworkers about implementing it in the classroom.
2) As the week continues, Jaiden will see her student's scores and how well they are doing, and we will find a way to help students learn what they are not understanding. We will also be in contact with the other teachers about this.
3) Within 2-3 weeks of using Boom Cards, we will send out a survey to the parents of the special education students to get feedback from multiple sides.
4) All throughout the month, as well as at the end of the month, we will see if the students are showing improvement while using Boom Cards.

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Academic Help:

creating boom cards that are geared towards each students academic goals

sending home hands on materials for the students to use (math counters, blocks)

monitored free time on the computer (star fall, abaya, YouTube, google) for reinforcing completing their academic tasks

Family Help:

one on one or small group meetings with parents/caregivers to help coach them in the best strategies to keep their child engaged while learning virtually

safe and infrequent in person meetings with parents/caregivers that are having the most difficulties using the technology