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Bundle Simulated Diet Tray Slips, Meal Percentage Handout, Matching Game Diets
This BUNDLE includes:5 Simulated Resident Diet Tray SlipsDetermining Meal Percentage Handout/WorksheetFacility Diet Matching GameDescription of each:The five (5) Simulated Diet Tray Slips include five printable resident diet slips including five different facility diets, the need for thickened liquids and allergies.Determining Meal Percentage Handout/Worksheet is a mini-lesson for Nurse Aides to help guide them in determining meal percentage for residents. A handout is included.The Facility Die
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Processing Speed Warm-Ups
Having a slow processing speed is not a disability; however, it can be the root cause of lagging skills in the areas of reading, writing, and math. While processing speed deficits can be a risk factor for academic problems, intervention and practice can help. This intervention works well as a warm-up to more intense evidence-based interventions. Think of this as a warm-up for the neurons in the brain before the heavy lifting begins. In addition, a progress monitoring tool is included to monitor
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Thanksgiving Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students | Deaf Ed
The holidays can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during large holiday gatherings. The prompts cover situations like turning captions on, using speech-to-text apps, solving communication breakdowns, asking for clarification, advocating for themselves and more. Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help students navigate difficult listening situations durin
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The Ultimate Survivor Challenge Activity Game
Welcome to The Ultimate Survivor Challenge Game! Developed for students grades 2nd-5th, this hands-on STEM game combines knowledge gained from sessions of learning, team collaboration, communication and fun! After students learn about: “Leave No Trace” principles, Wilderness First Aid basics, How to use and make a compass, How to identify edible plants and insects, Where to find fresh water sources, How to filter water using a basic rock and soil filter, and how to build a fire using a friction
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Winter Break Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students | Deaf Ed
Breaks from school can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during long breaks from school. The prompts cover situations like turning captions on, remembering multi-step directions, solving communication breakdowns, asking for clarification, advocating for themselves and more.Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help students navigate difficult listening situ
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Kindness Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students | Deaf Ed |
Get ready for Valentine's day! It can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos to navigate some holidays. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during the month of February. The prompts cover situations like turning captions on, advocating in social situations, solving communication breakdowns, asking for clarification, advocating for themselves and more.Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help stude
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SPRING Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students | Deaf Ed |
The holidays can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during the spring months.Use these to start conversations or use them as writing prompts. Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help students navigate difficult listening situations during a holiday event. To extend the lesson: use these as writing prompts, bring the answers back out after and talk about wh
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St. Patrick's Day March Self-Advocacy Prompts for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students
Get ready for St. Patrick's Day! It can be difficult for our Deaf/Hard of Hearing kiddos to navigate some holidays. Use these discussion prompts to talk about difficult situations they may encounter during the month of March. The prompts cover situations like turning captions on, advocating in social situations, solving communication breakdowns, asking for clarification, advocating for themselves and more.Print, Cut & Laminate these cards and use them as prompts for discussion to help studen
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Virtual Classroom (MS Publisher version)
This product includes three virtual classrooms in jpeg format (saved in a Microsoft Publisher* document) so that they can be used as a background in your online teaching platform. Each classroom has a very basic version that contains only the floor, wall, and white board. I have also included a version of each classroom that contains generic classroom furniture and decor. Each room is ready for you to add your Bitmoji and personalized classroom decor. *I'VE ALSO LISTED THIS SAME PRODUCT IN MS
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Mindful Teacher Calming Sensory Room
Very helpful for any age group in a mindfulness program!The sensory room links to a multitude of calming experiences meant to soothe and restore struggling students!Change the Bitmoji character to suit your self!Can be used as a tool for students on their own, or used as part of a daily class room routine!
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Calm Down Corner or Break Space Google Slide
Use this google slide as a quick "go to" resource for students who need a break or time to refill. Includes links to videos, puzzles, and read alouds. These can be easily edited or switched throughout the year.
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Classroom Affirmations For Success
"I am affirmations for success" is a collection of very powerful and positive statements that students need to see while they are in the classroom. This can help them develop a growth mindset to enhance goal achievement. These affirmations are designed to instill a sense of self-worth and confidence in students. reminding them that they are more than capable of achieving great things. Teachers can use these to create an uplifting classroom environment, encouraging students to believe in themsel
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FREE First and Then Board For Students
A simple first and then board for students who need visuals to better understand what they are simply doing first and then! The blue circles to the right are spaces available to put Velcro on and to then put visuals on to easily be able to interchange subjects/ activities for your students.
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