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Vocabulary task cards for Microsoft Word and for special education
Unpacking and Packing Backpack Visual Task Strip
Visual task strip that includes the steps for unpacking and packing backpack. Visuals can be cut, glued, and backed to one another for multiuse to promote student independence. Task strips include written words paired with Boardmaker symbols. The Picture Communication Symbols ©1981–2015 by Mayer-Johnson LLC. All Rights Reserved Worldwide. Used with permission.
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Problem Solving Picture Cards with Solutions for Special Education
20 Problem Solving Situation Cards with Real Pictures and 2 Solution Card Choices for Each---See the preview please!
These cards are a great problem solving resource to use with special education students that are learning how to fix problems that they encounter in their daily lives, and especially at school.
An example of how to use them in your classroom is provided.
*Data Sheet and Mastery Sheets are included.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Homophones Activity Cards and Lesson Plan (36 Cards)
HOMOPHONES ACTIVITY CARDS AND LESSON PLAN* NOTHING TO PLAN - NOTHING TO RUN OFF!* SEVEN of the most commonly misused words in the English language. * “IT’S, ITS, YOU’RE, YOUR, THEY’RE, THERE AND THEIR”* These SEVEN homophones get mixed up all the time by our kids as well as adults. * You receive 36 cards to use as a complete lesson. Each card has one or more sentences with blanks on it that need filling in with the correct homophone.* CONTEXT CLUES A MUST! Students must use the context clues wit
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3rd - 6th
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ESE BIP Desk Visual Schedule EDITABLE
EDITABLE ESE BIP Desk Visual ScheduleEDITABLE Desk Visual Schedule - Print out, Laminate, and Tape to Desk or Table for a personalized visual schedule. Student/Teacher use a clip to transition from lesson to lesson with ease, as a way to create autonomy and regulation.
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Not Grade Specific
Argumentative Digital Escape Room
Digital escape activities are an excellent way to ENGAGE your students. I find it most useful for reviewing before a test, but they are versatile and can be used to serve different purposes. This escape room took my 6th graders about 40-50 minutes to complete. How much you help them is up to you. The challenge for my students was not that the material was too difficult, but simply that they were not following instructions. This digital escape room has six tasks in which students complete puzzles
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5th - 8th
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VB-MAPP Boom Cards - SUPER BUNDLE!
A collection of BOOM** Learning decks to assess tacts, listener responding, feature/function/class, intraverbals (wh- questions and fill-ins), visual perceptual/match to sample, motor imitation, math milestones, and letter identification. Over 30 decks included!Tacts - 5M-6M*, 7M-8M, 10M-12MListener Responding - 4M*, 5M-8M, 11M-13MVisual Perceptual/Match to Sample - 6M-9M, 12M, 14M-15MListener Responding by FFC - 6M-9MReading - 12M-13MMath - 11M-15M*no specific deck, but can be documented throu
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Not Grade Specific
Organization Checklist for Student's Desk
This EDITABLE organization checklist is a great tool for students with organization deficits and can be laminated and taped onto their desks.
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Not Grade Specific
Classroom Checklist- Student Self Monitoring
This is a checklist was created to keep students on task. It allows students to self monitor their behaviors in the classroom while staying on task and eliminating distractions. The students can use it to check what they should be doing at that time and the teacher/therapist can use it to point to the desired task without disrupting the class. I usually print this task card on bright paper so that it stands out to the studen.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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ADHD Classroom Management Behavior Chart for Desk
ADHD Classroom Management Behavior Chart for DeskAt my desk I am sitting, working, quiet.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
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BOOM! Deck - 100 trials of Who is feeling...? Receptive ID of Emotions!
Preview here!100 Digital BOOM! Cards, each with the question: "Who is feeling [emotion]?" and a field of 4 real picture choices.The following emotions are targeted: happysadangryscaredconfusedsicksurprisedexcited
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Not Grade Specific
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Restaurant Social Scenarios / Problem Solving Cards for Middle & High School
While going out to a restaurant can seem like a pretty straightforward activity, the experience can actually be full of many unanticipated events. I created these social scenario and problem solving cards for my ASD students in particular, so they could practice what to say and do if and when they experience some of these events.Examples of scenarios include:- Getting the wrong order- Needing more seating- Having a food allergy- Receiving a call or text during a meal- Noticing you were overcharg
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Basic Needs and Feelings Cards - Portable Communication Boards
I created these Basic Needs and Feelings Cards with Symbol Stix for SLPs, Teachers, Special Education Assistants, and other therapists to use as visual aids to help early communicators understand classroom routines and express themselves. Laminate them and use them on a lanyard or belt loop to help cue students in the classroom or therapy setting. The product itself includes the images of the boards in a word document. There are two main images- one is a basic needs card, the other is an emotion
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Metric Chart - Pictorial
Student is presented with a visual tool for understanding the relative sizes of common metric units.
This is a math based activity for Functional Academics and students with learning disabilities in mainstream classrooms.
Print out onto white cardstock and laminate.
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4th - 12th
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Label Parts or Features of Objects
Label Parts of Features of objectsThe purpose of this packet is to provide teaching resources that helps the child to label the parts of features of different objects.Activity 1The objective of activity 1 is for the student to match the label of the respective parts of the object to the actual parts in the picture. Pictures of different objects are provided on pages 3 – 26 along with the labels.
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Not Grade Specific
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48 Sequencing Cards for Special Education
16 Sets of Printable Sequencing Cards:
Cut out the sequencing cards that go with each sequence. Have the students put the cards in the right order on the master sequencing strip provided with the key words: "first," "next," and "last."
The sequences include:
-Eating Ice-cream
-Baking Cookies
-Going to the Grocery Store
-Putting on Your Seat Belt
-Giving the Dog a Bath
-Building a Sandcastle
-Opening a Gift
-Planting a Seed
-Eating Cereal
-Writing a Letter
-Sharpening a Pencil
-Painting Nails
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PreK - 12th
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SYNECDOCHE VS METONYMY - FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE: WORKSHEETS WITH ANSWERS
These Worksheets with Answers are perfect for teaching Figurative Language - Synecdoche and \metonymy. These no prep activities would be great for ELA lessons or ELA centers. Your students will love these exercises that are carefully planned for student engagement.After attempting these New Bloom’s Taxonomy-based activities students will be able to:Define synecdoche and metonymy with examples.State the difference between synecdoche and metonymy.Examine the examples of synecdoche and metonymy to
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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Also included in: FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE: WORKSHEETS WITH ANSWERS - BUNDLE
Art Center Labels
These labels are real life photos art materials. Each picture is labeled. The photo size and font can be changed. There are two of each so you can place one on your bin and the other on the place where you will place that bin to make it easier for children to clean up. It includes a few freebies for lending library and a label for blankets for classrooms that nap. MS Work Document.
Grades:
PreK - K
Personal Picture Schedule
I created these stickers to be turned into personal picture schedules for my students on the autism spectrum. You can print the stickers on return address labels and stick them on paint chips from your local home improvement store. They work best if laminated or covered with clear tape.
In my classroom I use velcro to stick them on individual students' desks.
The pictures are clipart by Phillip Martin which is available for free at phillipmartin.info.
I just updated this download and turned
Grades:
1st - 6th
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Blank Task Analysis Data Sheet
The product contains a simple blank task analysis, along with prompt levels, and space for a percentage of correct steps based on a prompt hierarchy. You are able to edit this document, change prompt levels, as well as add and remove the number of steps depending on the skill that you are teaching!
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Not Grade Specific
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Edit It! Punctuation and Capitalization Practice Special Education
These simple worksheets are designed for early learners, intervention, and special education students. Twenty-seven sentences are included!
Large print and reduced sentences on each page allow students to focus on ending punctuation and capitalization of words within sentences. Students are engaged and encouraged when they become the 'teacher' and corrects!
The scoring for each page allows the educator to document the types and levels of support. Permanent work samples can be used to document
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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GATE Vocabulary Choice Cards--14 Creative Options - Differentiation and Cluster
Critical Thinking -- Challenging -- Engaging and FunDon't know what to do with those pesky GT kids who already know most of the vocabulary list? Here are 14 ready to copy and cut choice cards for different learning styles that extend the depth of your vocabulary lessons.From designing T-shirts to travel brochures and creating new products, these choice cards will help nurture the talent of your brightest students.
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Also included in: Creativity Bundle for GATE Gifted and Talented and ALL
Science Lab Safety Fact and Opinion Sort
This is an excellent beginning or review activity. It is especially good for special education students, but also works well for regular education students. It combines the lower level ELA standard of understanding fact vs opinion (which is, itself, a good review before going into observation vs inference) with lab safety rules and scientific method terminology.
Cut and laminate to use repeatedly as small group task carts or whole class sorts or have students individually cut and paste onto co
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5th - 10th
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Autism Potty training boy (poop)
This product was created a visual support to be placed in the restroom to help those with or without Autism to understand the steps to pooping on the potty. As a teacher working with students with autism, you could work collaboratively with parents and train them on how to use the same tool at home. (Don't forget to give them a copy)
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Grades:
PreK - 6th
Daily Jobs Picture Directions/Checklists
Included in this Daily Jobs Picture Directions/Checklists Bundle are: Cleaning the board, sink, toilet, windows, feeding the fish, getting the mail, mopping, sweeping, taking out the trash, vacuuming, washing desks, washing lockers/door handles, washing the dishes, and watering the plants. Visual Schedules and checklists can be very helpful for special needs students or children who are just learning to do job skills in the classroom. Classroom jobs checklist.
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Not Grade Specific
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