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Not grade specific Common Core RF.K.1b resources under $5
Pledge of Allegiance Activity | Social Studies | Citizenship & Vocabulary
Kick off your year with an introductory lesson about citizenship by discussing our Pledge of Allegiance. It's always surprising to see how many students recite the words but have little knowledge on the meaning behind them and why we, as Americans, say it each and every day.This mini-lesson introduces new vocabulary and works through them in a variety of ways so that students can better understand the context of what the Pledge represents for our country.Objectives covered:VA SOL: Civics 2.10 St
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Sight Words Reading Comprehension Activity Book 1- Supplement Edmark Level 1
This reading comprehension activity book is intended to supplement your Edmark Reading Program Level 1. If you are not using the Edmark Program, your students can also benefit from learning more vocabulary words to build their reading fluency. The activity book with 3 answer choices is designed to help your student master reading and comprehension of frequently seen vocabulary words. This activity book comes as a PDF/printable, self-checking digital activity and assessment on Easel.This Activ
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Also included in: Sight Words Reading Comprehension Bundle- Level 1
Spatial Concepts Interactive Book (Boom Cards): There’s A Mouse in the House
This file contains a link to an interactive/adaptive book & game on Boom Learning ™.Check out the brand new Printable Version here! The book stars an adorable little rascal, the mouse. There are two modes to the ebook/game: Read and Play.1. Read Mode: This is an interactive e-book that targets things around the house and spatial positions (prepositions). -Your kids will have a blast looking for the little mouse on each page. -You can read the book to the student or have them read it to
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Phoneme to Grapheme Sound Mapping Mats
This resource is for phoneme to grapheme practice mats and is aligned to the Science of Reading. Students should be taught explicitly how to match phonemes to graphemes. Orthographically mapping words allows students to connect the sounds of words (the phonemes) to the letters in a word (graphemes). They permanently store the connected sounds and letters of words (along with their meaning) as sight vocabulary. This process creates strong readers and writers. Teachers can have students repeat th
Poop in Potty Social Story Bundle Boy and Girl Version Poop Withholding Story
This poop withholding social story bundle for potty training includes the boy and girl version of the "Poop in Potty" story. It is the same wording for both stories but with different images. It is deal for preschool age children with autism or special education needs. When potty training a child with special needs such as autism or even a neurotypical child one of the most frustrating aspects can be getting a child to overcome a fear of pooping in the toilet. Many children experience poop with
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Autism Visual Support Bathroom Visual Schedule with photos for Toilet Training
If you are toilet training a child with autism or special education needs or just looking for a way to increase independence with the bathroom routine, these potty-training visual schedules or toileting routine cards are an ideal solution. Options include real photos as well as a boy or a girl graphics version, as well as a print to go option and a separate option where you can laminate and attach Velcro to individualize the schedule to match the toileting routine of your specific child. Reward
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Guess My Word Phonics Review Games Digital and Powerpoint Versions
Guess My Word is similar to the classic, fun, and engaging game of Hangman (without the inappropriateness). In this NO PREP game, students guess letters to try to ultimately guess the word, while you draw an object piece by piece to represent the letters they miss. If they guess the word before the object is finished being built, they win! While this game was created with distance learning engagement in mind, you can still play it when you are in-person. This engaging game can be used as a brain
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Also included in: Brain Break Games Growing Bundle
Bedtime Visual Schedule for Nighttime Routine 3 Styles
Whether you are prepping for summer break or getting ready for back to school, one of the most crucial steps you can take is developing a healthy bedtime or sleep routine for your young child with autism. Creating a clear evening visual schedule is an essential part of this process. This visual schedule is available in several versions, ensuring flexibility to accommodate individual preferences. The bedtime schedule can be utilized with realistic photographs or colorful clip art and can be made
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Match Object to Picture Cards for ABA Autism ABLLS-R B4 & B6 with Photos
If you are looking for matching cards with realistic photos for the ABLLS-R for your special education or autism student or just need print and go cards for work with preschoolers on early classification skills, these object to picture matching cards with real photos or drawings will be ideal. There are 31 different objects with a photo or drawing for each object. The items in the card are common objects that will be easy to find in the classroom or home. Each item is represented by a realistic
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Things That Go Together Associated Object Cards for Aba Autism ABLLS-R B16 G14
If you are working with a special education student or with a child with autism in an ABA program on matching things that go together (associated objects) or just working on early classification skills in a preschool classroom these “What Goes Together?” flashcards will be ideal. These pairs of things that go together flashcards include real photos with simple bold text and another version with no text. The cards can easily be used in games, sensory bins, made into file folder activities, and ma
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Before and After School Visual Schedule for Home with Realistic Photos
These before school and after school visual schedules are extremely useful if you know a child or are working with a child with autism or other special education needs that would benefit from added structure at home or who is struggling to complete before school or after school routines independently. Visual schedules are an easy way to encourage independence, increase on task behavior, and decrease anxiety many preschoolers with autism or even typically developing children may experience when t
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Summer Visual Schedule Autism Visual Supports for Home
This summer break autism visual schedule is designed to help children with autism transition from the structure of the school environment to the more flexible summer break routine. With over 70 pictures of summer activities, including swimming, going on vacation, playing at the park, and more, this schedule is perfect for parents looking to expand their child's activities beyond screen time as well as decrease the anxiety that can come with the schedule changes that come with summer break and th
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Spatial Concepts Speech Therapy Interactive Book Printable: Mouse in the House
My #1 Best Seller, There's a Mouse in the House! has come to print. This interactive book stars an adorable little rascal, the mouse. What You Get1. Adaptive Book: Print and Prep this interactive book to target sight words, around the house vocabulary, WHERE Questions, and spatial positions (prepositions). -Your kids will have a blast looking for the little mouse on each page. -You can read the book to the student or have them read it to you. -When you find the mouse, talk about where he is.
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Common Object Picture Cards for ABA Autism ABLLS-R C14 C17 & G4 with Photos
If you are looking for common object picture cards with realistic photos for the ABLLS-R for your special education or autism student or just need print and go cards for work with preschoolers on early receptive or expressive language practice, these common object picture cards with real photos will be ideal. There are over 100 different cards with realistic photos. The items on the cards are common objects that should be familiar to most preschool or early elementary students. The cards can eas
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Food Picture Cards for Requesting Toddler Preschool Special Education Autism
If you are working with a child with autism or special education needs that is using a Picture Exchange Communication (PECS) system these will be helpful to keep in the classroom or to send home. These food photo picture cards are also ideal to utilize in an ABA food program targeting individuals with food aversions to eat a wider variety of foods. 140+ communication cards are included.The pictures are actual photographs with clear writing, ideal for toddlers or preschool age children and 5 pict
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Circle Time Visual Schedule - Traditional or Flip up Visual Schedule with Photos
This circle time visual schedule is a valuable back-to-school resource to ensure the school year starts off with fun and stress-free experience for young students who may not be used to activities that are not child led. Whether it is carpet time, circle time, or morning meeting, many young children resist this group activity that may be unfamiliar to them. Providing a visual schedule breaks down circle time activities into clear, visual steps, making it easier for students to comprehend and fol
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Also included in: Preschool Special Education Circle Time Bundle
CVC Word to Picture Matching Photo Cards Aligned with ABLLS-R Q5
These matching words to picture photo cards are ideal if you are looking for flash cards with realistic photos for the ABLLS-R items Q5 "Match words to pictures" or are working on beginning reading skills or pre-reading skills with your special education or autism student and you need print and go cards. These cards work well for non-verbal students or students with auditory processing issues as they can respond without verbalizing the words and do not have to follow a receptive instruction.Ther
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Sort Safe or Unsafe Picture Cards Aligned with ABLLS-R B19
These safe/unsafe picture cards and sorting mats are ideal if you are looking for picture cards with realistic photos for the ABLLS-R items B19 "sort pictures of safe and unsafe situations" for your special education or autism student or just need print and go cards for your students.40 pictures of safe situations and 39 pictures of unsafe situations are included (19 pages of pictures) and 2 sorting mats.The cards can easily be used for the ABLLS-R assessment, therapy, games, sensory bins, and m
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Brushing Teeth Visual Schedule Toothbrushing Steps Autism Visual Support
This brushing teeth visual schedule is a great tool to get students more independent with toothbrushing and increase cooperation. Many special education students or students with autism are either resistant to brushing their teeth or are dependent on an adult to help them through the process. Providing these clear pictures of brushing teeth steps near the sink is an easy way to visually prompt them through the procedure until they are independent and help ease anxiety for some students.The brush
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Sight Words Reading Comprehension Activity Book 1 - Edmark Level 2 Words
This reading comprehension activity book is intended to supplement your Edmark Reading Program Level 2. If you are not using the Edmark Program, your students can also benefit from learning more vocabulary words to build their reading fluency. The activity book with 3 answer choices is designed to help your student master reading and comprehension of frequently seen vocabulary words.This activity is great for Pre-K students ages 3-5 years, elementary students who struggle with standard classroom
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Also included in: Sight Words Reading Comprehension Bundle- Level 2
Washing Hands Visual Schedule for Autism & Special Education
This hand washing visual schedule is a great tool to get students more independent in the bathroom and increase cooperation. Many special education students or students with autism are either resistant to washing their hands or are dependent on an adult to help them through the process. Providing these clear pictures of hand washing steps near the sink is an easy way to visually prompt them through the procedure until they are independent and help ease anxiety for some students.The hand washing
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Why Do I Need to Poop Social Skill Story for Stool Withholding Fear of Pooping
This social skill story or social narrative, "Why do I Need to Poop?" is designed to help children understand the importance of listening to their bodies when they feel like they need to have a bowel movement. This story is ideas to read to children who are fearful of pooping and experiencing poop withholding. It features photographs and simple text and would be a great resource for young children with autism or special education needs who are struggling with the concept of pooping in the toilet
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Point of View Perspective Taking Worksheets & Activities for Autism Social Skill
These point of view & perspective taking themed worksheets, activities, and games are the perfect way to start teaching children the theory of mind task of understanding that people feel differently and see things differently. This social emotional lesson is often difficult for students with autism or similar special education issues to grasp and it often takes many opportunities to begin to grasp these concepts. These perspective worksheets, games, and activities are an easy way to present
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What is Missing? What is Wrong? Language Photo Cards Aligned with ABLLS-R G28
These 'What is Missing' and 'What is wrong? or What is incorrect?' picture cards are perfect for anyone in need of flashcards featuring realistic photos for ABLLS-R items G28 'Label features of items that are missing or incorrect'.Whether you're a teacher working with special education or autism students or a speech therapist working on pointing or labelling what is wrong and what is missing, these print-and-go cards are an ideal solution. There are 83 picture cards included, 43 cards that featu
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