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Health posters for Microsoft Word and for special education
Lunch Bunch Planner
This Lunch Bunch Planner is everything you need to get your Lunch Bunch off the ground and running. There are 18 pages of editable materials.
Includes:
✔ Invitations
✔ Posters (Lunch Bunch Announcement, Group Rules, Confidentiality)
✔ Teacher Survey
✔ Parent Letter
✔ Binder Cover and Dividers
✔ Attendance Tracker
✔ Lesson Planner Worksheet
✔ Lesson Plan Template
✔ Tips For Putting Together Your Program
✔ Student Evaluation Form
This is a great resource for any sm
Grades:
K - 8th
Also included in:Â Lunch Bunch Starter Pack Bundle
Student Desk Visual Supports for Expected Classroom Behavior - Autism Classroom
Visual strip to tape to students desk reminding them of expected classroom behaviors:Quiet VoiceSit in ChairRaise HandHands to Self
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Mickey Mouse Classroom Rule Signs
Four printable classroom rule signs:Body is calmVoice is quietEars are listeningEyes are watching
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Also included in:Â Mickey Themed classroom pack
Body Image Activities for Teens
-Students will listen to and read lyrics from popular songs that explore self-esteem, body image, and eating disorders. The song interpretations will serve as a jumping-off point to deeper discussion on the issues (Lyrics not included but can be found on Google)
-Students will analyze the Dr. Phil "Body Obsessed Boys" episode
-Students will examine the Dove "Evolution" video (found on YouTube or Dove.com)
-Students will create an empowering "Beauty Is" poster to promote positive body image
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
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EDITABLE Classroom Expectations for Paraprofessionals - Autism Special Education
Print on cardstock and make a cheat sheet to put on Paraprofessional lanyards to remind them of:Classroom ExpectationsProactive StrategiesKeys to SucessPrompting HeirarchyFunctions of BehaviorBehavior ManagementPromote IndependenceConfidentialityAutism
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Fast Food Comparison Project
Students will use the internet to research their favorite fast food meal and record the calories, carbohydrates, sodium and sugar of each item. They will then create a healthier meal at the same favorite fast food restaurant. Once the research is completed, students will use the numbers they've gathered to create a comparison poster of healthy vs unhealthy options at that restaurant.
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 8th
Voice Volume Meter Visual Detailed
Detailed voice volume meter 1-5 with optional pictures for places of when to use quiet/loud voice. Great for everyday life skills or classroom management.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Going to the Bathroom Social Story
Sometimes our kiddos have difficulty knowing when to use the bathroom or how to use the bathroom when potty training. Sometimes they are actually scared to use the bathroom and need a little extra help. This little social story has helped my students decrease bathroom anxiety and increase independent toileting skills at school.
How to Use:
-Print and laminate each page.
-Cut along the lines to cut out each page of the story (2 story pages on each document page)
- Hole punch a corner or edge an
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Types:
Circle Time Rule Poster Visual
During Circle I...
Post these circle rules as a visual to remind students of expectations.
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Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Voice Volume Meter Visual Simple
Use this visual for students who need reminding to use an "indoor" or "outdoor" voice. There are face visuals as well as animal visuals.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Six Essential Nutrient Poster
This is a great project that introduces the basic function of each essential nutrient and what foods are a good source of that nutrient. This project can take 1-2 class periods depending on how the students find the information (notes, powerpoint, textbook, research, etc.). After they find the required information, they will create a poster displaying their findings. Included is directions and a grading rubric. Enjoy!
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Class Rules - Autism Special Education Classroom
Posters for Classroom rules for an Autism Special Education ClassroomRules include:Quiet VoiceHands to SelfWalking FeetListenShare
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Size of the Problem Visual
This is a scale I created to show students that sometimes big emotions and reactions are appropriate, but they need to match the size of the problem. I would use this scale to have them choose the "size of their problem", and then the "size of their reaction" to see if they match. If they didn't match, we would agree it was an over-reaction and plan on how to cope better next time. Helpful for students who have difficulty taking responsibility for their actions, and students who often catastroph
Grades:
1st - 12th
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I Can GIVE and RECEIVE Compliments Posters: 14 Posters to Teach Social Skills
It can be hard work to know just how to give someone a compliment...and even more difficult to know what to say when when someone gives YOU a compliment! Empower your students with the social skills they need with 'I Can GIVE and RECEIVE Compliments Posters: 14 Posters to Teach Social Skills"!
You'll recognize the familiar 'Kids in Action' faces as they illustrate six "compliment" opportunities and offer an appropriate response to each! Use your 'Compliments' posters on a bulletin board, t
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Drug Poster Project and Rubric
The product includes a description of a drug poster assignment. The students are asked to use the handout to complete an informative poster and presentation on a drug of their choice, or your's. Accompanying the poster handout it is a grading rurbic that concentrates on the students' use of classtime, project, and presentation. This is a great project to include in a drug and alcohol unit in health or transition.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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Social Skills: Changing Negative Self Talk to Positive Self Talk
Includes:
(1) Reference Poster- Negative self talk vs. Positive self talk
(1) Practice sheet- Changing Negative self talk to Positive self talk
For use as supplement to a social skills curriculum. I often use it to accompany the book, "I Think, I Am!" by Louise L. Haye.
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Visual Procedures/Rules Posters for the Special Education/Kindergarten Classroom
These visual procedures posters are useful for various areas within the classroom. It is helpful to post them in the areas in which they are addressed (e.g. classroom library poster is posted in the class library). They include visuals for students who are non-readers or who are visual learners. My students respond very well to these visual posters. I refer back to them frequently to prompt student behavior. They provide clear expectations and procedures. I kept these editable so you can edit fo
Grades:
PreK - 4th
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RDW Checklist/Anchor Chart for Word Problems EDITABLE
This is a checklist/rubric that students can use when solving word problems. It can also be enlarged and used as an anchor chart for modeling problem solving.I have placed these in sheet protectors and have attached them in poly prong folders that my students use for their math word problems. My students use this as a checklist, using a erasable marker. The best part is that it is reusable! You don't have to continuously print out the checklist.Can be printed in poster size to be enlarged.*Ima
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Grades:
K - 2nd
First Then Board EDITABLE
This product is great for students that need steps broken down or the expectation of what is coming next. Attach to an 4"x6" IRIS photo box for easy management and storing and choose the visuals that are right for what you would like the students to do.
Visual include:
-morning work
-lunch with the teacher
-math
-reading
-shopkins books
-bubbly water
-lunch
-snack break
-writing
-test
-RTI
-work with a friend
-IPAD time
-breakfast
-Do __ problems
-Work Alone
-Social studies
-Listen
-Extra rec
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Ontario Health/Media Infographic Project - Grades 4 and 5
Attached is a 3 page document:- Page 1 is a graphic organizer (website links are included for students to gather information)- Page 2 includes examples of infographics- Page 3 includes a short check-list on what needs to be included in the infographic and a rubric for markingNote: students will require the internet to look up research information and clip art images. This assignment is based on Ontario Health and Media Literacy expectations. I had students create their projects on https://pikto
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Grades:
4th - 5th
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Visual supports for expectations and consequences - posters and picture sort
Visual rules, expectations, and consequences for students with Autism or for use with other students who may benefit from direct instruction of the rules at the beginning of the year, or any time!
Included:
*Visual rules for
-library corner,
-group work,
-seat work,
-work boxes,
-computer station,
-activity table,
-standing/walking in line
*Visual supports for consequences (both positive and negative if/then statements
Grades:
PreK - 12th
First Aid: Wilderness Safety/Survival Kit (4 Day Project)
This project is great for a high school first aid and safety class. I use this project with my 11th and 12th grade first aid/cpr classes. We cover some concept of wilderness safety and emergency planning.It is a 4 day project that incorporates a multitude of cross curricular areas while also having a heavy focus on first aid and planning for safety. Students are required to research, create, present, and reflect on their learning.A great multi-day project that allows the students to collabora
Subjects:
Grades:
9th - 12th
This is how you blow your nose--Step by Step directions
This gives step-by-step directions teaching children to blow their noses (in both English and Spanish). Great for children who need a reminder, young children, and special education classesPrint on cardstock and fold it in half so that it stands up near your tissue box!
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Editable Behavior Visual Elementary
I use this chart in my 3rd grade class, to show a map of the choices a student is making. Walking through it helps a student understand the choices they are making in the classroom and how the good choices lead to rewards, and the negative choices lead to consequences.
You can edit this resources to include specific behaviors that students exhibit, and specific rewards. Student's name can also be put at the top. This comes in a Word document and can be edited. Please contact me with any questio
Grades:
2nd - 4th
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