Pitch Pine Learning

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About me: <p> Welcome to Pitch Pine Learning! I'm a licensed and practicing high school special education teacher with 8 years of experience, and every deck in this store started as something I made for my own students.If you teach middle school, high school, or transition, then you know how hard it is to find meaningful, engaging, age-appropriate instructional materials. I got tired of settling, so I started building my own.</p><p>Here you'll find decks for transition and life skills (independent living, community, workplace and pre-vocational, self-management) along with the functional academics that support them (money math, time and scheduling, and functional reading). I keep the visuals clean, the language plain, and the reading light unless reading is the point, and most decks come in scaffolded levels so one activity can stretch across a mixed group.</p><p>About the name: the Pitch Pine is a stubborn and resilient tree. It grows in thin, sandy soil where other trees won't, and after a fire it comes back from its own trunk. It doesn't grow fast, it doesn't grow straight, and it doesn't grow on anyone's schedule, but it grows. That feels right for the work we do every day.</p><p>I know exactly what your prep time is worth, and I want these materials to work for you. If you need something you don't see here, or you'd like a deck tweaked for your class, just email support@pitchpinelearning.com. I'd love to hear what your students are working on.</p>

Grades: 9,10,11,12