{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"289. 3 Low-Prep Ways to Acknowledge Veterans Day in Your SPED Classroom","description":" Learn three easy, respectful ways to acknowledge Veterans Day in your special education classroom. No complex crafts or prep required\u2014just meaningful, inclusive ideas that build gratitude and community. Veterans Day is a meaningful opportunity to teach students about respect, service, and gratitude. But in special education, we often need to simplify, scaffold, and reduce prep\u2014without losing the heart behind the lesson. In this episode of Be The Exception, I\u2019m sharing three low-prep ideas to bring Veterans Day to life in your SPED classroom: Visual \u201cThank You\u201d card activities with sentence starters Books and videos paired with simple communication builders A collaborative \u201cWall of Honor\u201d display to include families and staff Each activity can be adapted for non-verbal learners, AAC users, and mixed ability levels\u2014and they require minimal prep. \ud83c\udfa7 Listen now for ideas you can use this week. \ud83e\udde1 Grab the full resource inside The Exceptional Collective Veterans' Day Freebie Full Veterans' Day Adapted Resource American Symbols Social Studies Veterans' Day Blog Post     ","author_name":"Be The Exception In Special Education","author_url":"https:\/\/cultivatingexceptionalminds.com\/","html":"