Vincent - Special needs - autism tutor - Hoschton

1^st lesson free

Vincent

Rate $40
Response 1h

$40/h

1^st lesson free

Special needs - Autism

Experienced Special Education Teacher Provides Personalized, Engaging Lessons for Children With Learning Differences

Special needs - Autism

Lesson location

- At Vincent's house: Hoschton
- online
- at your home or a public place : will travel up to 20 mi. from Hoschton

About Vincent

I’m originally from New York and hold a Master’s in Education from American International College. I have 7 years of teaching experience, starting with 2 years in special education language arts and continuing with 5 years in a transition program for students aged 18–21, focusing on life skills and vocational training. My passion is helping students build independence, confidence, and practical skills for everyday life. I specialize in creating personalized, hands-on lessons that are engaging, supportive, and tailored to each student’s needs.

About the lesson

Lesson Plan: “Grocery Shopping and Meal Planning”

Target: Students aged 18–21 in transition programs
Goal: Teach students how to plan, budget, shop, and prepare a simple meal independently

1. Warm-Up / Discussion (5 minutes)
Ask students: “What do you like to eat? How do you usually get your groceries?”
Discuss the importance of meal planning, budgeting, and making healthy choices.
Use visuals: a sample grocery list, pictures of different foods, or real items.

2. Teaching Point / Instruction (10 minutes)
Step 1: Choosing a Meal
Pick a simple recipe (e.g., pasta with veggies, sandwiches, or scrambled eggs).
Show the ingredients visually and explain why each is needed.

Step 2: Budgeting
Show how to check prices online or in a store flyer.
Explain how to compare items (e.g., store brand vs. name brand).

Step 3: Making a Grocery List
Write down each ingredient, quantity, and estimated price.
Teach abbreviations and simple symbols (e.g., “lb,” “doz”).
3. Guided Practice (15 minutes)
Activity: Students create their own grocery list for a chosen recipe.
Give a simple budget limit and ask them to choose items within that amount.
Walk around, offer support, and ask guiding questions:
“Do we have everything we need?”
“Can we get this cheaper somewhere else?”

4. Independent Practice / Role Play (15–20 minutes)
Set up a mock grocery store in the classroom or use online grocery websites.
Students “shop” for items using their list and budget.
Encourage them to:
Check prices
Compare brands
Stick to their list
Make substitutions if needed

5. Wrap-Up / Reflection (5 minutes)
Discuss what went well and what was challenging.
Ask: “How will this help you when you go shopping for real?”
Optional: Students create a personal checklist for grocery shopping to use at home.

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5h: $200
10h: $400

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This first lesson offered with Vincent will allow you to get to know each other and clearly specify your needs for your next lessons.

Experienced Special Education Teacher Provides Personalized, Engaging Lessons for Children With Learning Differences

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Experienced Special Education Teacher Provides Personalized, Engaging Lessons for Children With Learning Differences

Lesson location

About Vincent

About the lesson

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Rate

Pack rates

online

free lessons

Other tutors in Special needs - Autism

Nina

Guillermo

Kush

Nezza

Carley

Shundell

Sydney

Moses

Grace

Natasha

Kwame

CHARLES

Logan

Jill

Mary Ann

Melanie

Mike

Carl

Erin

Alyssa

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