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11th grade problem solving classroom decors for Google Apps
Size of the Problem and Size of the Reaction Chart
This is an editable chart to help layout the appropriate size of the problem and reaction. It's extremely helpful for students with autism and those students that may inappropriately react when faced with daily struggles. Feel free to insert specific problems that your student frequently facesIncludes 2 sheets:1. Size 1-52. Size 0-5
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PreK - 12th
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Seidlitz Questions for Classroom Wall - Home Sweet Home Theme - Sea Foam Green
These are the five Seidlitz questions that I made into a Google Slide for either explanation purposes for your students or for you to print off and hang around your classroom.The five questions below are made into slides.1) May I please have some more information?2) May I please have some time to think?3) Would you please repeat the question?4) Where could I find more information about that?5) May I ask a friend for help?THEME: Home Sweet Home - Sea foam Green Bubbles
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PreK - 12th
Peach Path Signs- Christian
This peace path is designed to help students regulate their mind and body by using different reflection, physical and prayer activities.There are four stations that can be posted around your classroom or around an outdoor area. 1. Sign of the Cross Stretch2. Thankfulness Sensory Grounding Prayer3. Emoji Prayer4. Calming Coping Choices
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PreK - 12th
BOHO What to say instead of "I don't know" slides
BOHO / earth tone EDITABLE slides with the "what to say instead of 'I don't know'" phrases. Can be made into posters or used in presentations.Thank you so much for your purchase!
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Freebie! Kinesthetic Discussion (TRUE, FALSE, AGREE, & DISAGREE) Posters
This adorable set of four colorful ombre posters is designed to add movement into classroom discussions for 100% student participation! For example, I'll begin a lesson with a few statements on the topic we are learning about in class that are either true or false. Then, I'll ask that all students stand under the poster that represents their opinion on the statement. Then -- for some added engagement -- I'll ask students from both sides to explain a rationale for their "side-of-the-room" pick! I
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Focus and Effort Monitor
Use this chart to help students to monitor their focus during independent work time. It is best to teach them to self monitor during group work first, until they are using it on their own to self regulate their focus and work effort. This chart is a great way for students to build ownership of their learning.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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