Noise-reducing ear defenders
3M PELTOR Kids earmuffs H510AK(paid link)
Calms loud hallways and assemblies
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What a special education teacher needs: gear + gift ideas
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For themselves: gear a special education teacher would buy
Practical things for the job and the workday.
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Visual timer
Time Timer MOD 60-minute visual timer(paid link)
Helps with transitions
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Special education teachers adapt lessons, supplies and routines for every student. Flexible, durable and calming materials earn their place on the shelf.
About our picks: These picks support routine and calm in a classroom. Visual schedule cards, a visual timer and the ear defenders make transitions and loud moments easier, and the sensory bin gives restless hands something to do.
Gift ideas for a special education teacher
Gift tip: A classroom item with calming or organizing value is welcome, but always avoid items that single out a student. Buying for a coworker? See coworker gift ideas or Secret Santa ideas.
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Insulated tumbler
Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler 40 oz(paid link)
A big drink for a long day
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Gold Bond Vanilla Dream Hand Cream Set(paid link)
Constant cleaning of supplies
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Lindt LINDOR assorted chocolate truffles gift box, 8.4 oz(paid link)
A thank-you that shows appreciation
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