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Cultural activities for Microsoft Word and for special education
Bilingual Assessment WRITE UP- SLAM Cards, CELF-5 AGE 5-8, PAT 2NU
This is a sample evaluation report that includes:▪ Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals-Fifth Edition (CELF-5) Age 5-8 *DOES NOT INCLUDE READING/WRITING PORTION*▪ School-Age Language & Assessment Measures (SLAM) from Crowley & Biagorri▪ Phonological Awareness Test-Second Edition Normative Update (PAT 2:NU) (used informally)
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Not Grade Specific
Saying Yes and OK Social Story
Use this social story to help students with saying yes and ok to teachers and other school staff. This story can be read at the beginning of the school day to remind those challenging students that saying yes and ok is the right thing to do!
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
7 Elements of Culture
Students and teachers can use this worksheet to identify how the seven elements of culture play a role in their lives. Use this product to help students develop ideas about the seven elements of culture. Students can use the questions to identify specific elements in their own life and create a written product and/or picture using the question supports.⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Interested in Getting to Know Your Learners More? Check out my "Get to Know You" Student Questionnaire Workbook! ✏️
Grades:
5th - 7th, Staff
Deaf Football Team ASL Culture Lesson
Deaf culture football lesson, perfect for Superbowl time or a sports and athletic unit. This resource links to a Youtube video of the California Riverside School for the Deaf football team and their State Championship season. This product has two pages of questions that follow along the video about the football team and the walks through the life and experiences of their coach.More ASL Football Resources:ASL Superbowl National Anthem Interpretation StudyCustomer Tips:How to get TPT credit to u
Grades:
9th - 11th
Memes for language activities
a variety of memes gathered to be used for: labeling emotions, perspective taking, descriptive language, figurative language, or even as a break activity, etc.
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Life Choices-Transitions-Adversity & Resilience
This is a lesson I use with my high school special ed Transitions class. It includes a lesson about what adversity and resilience are, and 5 videos with guiding questions. (The videos range from 5 to 14 minutes and are all accessible on youtube)
The entire class could watch all 5 (we have 78 minute blocks), or you could break your class into small groups.
An Exit Ticket is included.
Discussion questions revolve around the qualities that encourage resilience and examples from their lives a
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6th - 12th
Free Distance Learning Ancient Egypt Mini Books
This series of 4 mini books are an excellent tool to introduce unique and early learners to ancient Egypt!
Each book focuses on a different aspect of ancient Egypt; jobs, animals, geography, and pyramids and sphinx.
Short comprehension questions are included at the end of each booklet.
Suitable for coloring.
Excellent way to incorporate social studies content into literacy. Instructors can use booklets to differentiate, remediate, and instruct special education students in the regular educa
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Red and Green Choices Bundle (IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH)
This bundle includes:1 Red and Green Choice Visual (in English)1 Red and Green Choice Visual (in Spanish)1 Social story about how to earn tokens based on "red" and "green" behaviors1 Token Board Set (with clip art tokens)The Red Choice and Green Choice visual lists the name of different "Red and Green Choices", as well as a picture of that action. The visual includes a short social story about how tokens are earned and how tokens are taken away. This bundle was created in mind with a student who
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Not Grade Specific
No Cap (You Create Your Own Reality)
Designed for "At Risk" youth in particular. This book provides them with the basic fundamentals of how to successfully function in this society from communicating, to showing mutual respect for young men and women as well as respect for authority as well as how to look the part and effect themselves and the community at large. It also addresses peer pressure. This book is one that prompts discussion and self-reflection.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
The Worry Mountain: A Back to School Activity
The Worry Mountain activity provides students with an opportunity to self-monitor, and prioritize events/activities that cause them to worry by pairing them with activities/thoughts that are the most calming. The Worry Mountain provides a visual representation of how worries can decrease over time. Use of positive thinking strategies, self-monitoring, and humor help to promote increased coping skills and ultimately decrease “the worries”. *Update- Could be used to help support students who may b
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PreK - 8th
Jack O'Lantern Requesting Activity - Color/Cut/Paste - Early Intervention
Use this fun seasonal activity to work on vocabulary for parts of the face, requesting (i.e., verbally/via gesture), commenting and much more! Color in the pumpkin and select which eyes, nose and mouth to glue on. Images: http://www.supercoloring.com/coloring-pages/simple-pumpkin https://craftbuds.com/jack-o-lantern-shirt-stencils/
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PreK - 12th
IEP One Pager Teacher Signatures - Editable
This goes along with my "IEP at a glance one pager" that I have created. Once I hand out the one pagers, I place this sheet into the mailboxes of teachers who have that child in class. I usually print the teachers' names in the first section, and have them sign and date in the last two sections if they don't have any questions for me.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
ASL ABC Book
Students will learn the ABC's in ASL & practice spelling CVC words/4 letter words-32 Total pages-ABC book with associated signs in American Sign Language-Print and cut to create book -Pages 2-15 with color illustrations-Pages 18-29 with Black & white illustrations (B & W printing)-Includes both uppercase and lowercase letter
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K - 9th
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Indigenous Australian Visual Timetable Labels
Download your visual timetable labels with Indigenous art backgrounds to celebrate Australia's diversity whilst meeting the needs of your little learners.Labels include: Entry Ticket, Exit Ticket, Activity, Lesson Goal, Project Work, Teacher Talking, Group Work, Individual Work, and Special Event. All labels are editable in a word document.
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Not Grade Specific
What'd You Do At School Today - Family Update Document
This is great for teachers who teach multiple subjects or for case managers who keep families up to date. How do I use it?I made this document to send electronically to the parents and guardians of the students on my caseload. Since I co-teach half of the classes I update the document and then check in with my paraprofessional or other teachers for the other classes. Why use a system like this?You may consider using this for students who....struggle with executive functioningstruggle to fill out
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Not Grade Specific
Shakespeare's Outsiders
Expand your unit on outsiders and bullies ~ Let Shakespeare show your students the inner workings of racism and antisemitism in Othello and Shylock. We will use scripts, choral readings, films and theater games to understand the effects of hatred on its victims, and the possible tragic outcomes in their lives. Copy masters of scripts and labels are included. Then add an insight into the ways prejudice is taught to young children, using film and theater games.
http://www.teacherspayteachers.c
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9th - 12th
Peaceful vs. Violent Protests and Argumentative Writing
An assignment for writing an argumentative paragraph and introducing counter claim. An assignment for students to reflect on the current US events while researching effectiveness of what is going on around them. Teacher sample and sentence starters included.
Grades:
7th - 12th
How to make Pizza Bagels
This is a picture and non pictured assisted recipe on "How to make Pizza Bagels".
It also includes a picture assisted recipe reflection and non picture assisted recipe reflection.
Students follow step by step directions to complete the recipe.
In the reflection;
-Students can write or circle materials and ingredients used to make the recipe.
- Students describe how it tasted, how it was easily or hard to make
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Not Grade Specific
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Social Skills
Children begin to take some responsibility of his/her actions during the preschool stages. They begin to develop and express awareness of self in terms of specific abilities, characteristics, and preferences. They also develop a growing capacity for independence in a range of activities, routines, and tasks. Not to mention, the demonstrate growing confidence in a range of abilities and expresses pride in accomplishments.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Persuasive Letter Template
Persuasive Letter template for a unit on multicultural poetry covering the key concept of communication and the global context of personal and cultural expression. Students are to write a letter to Penguin Publishers to convince them that their poem should be included in their next multicultural poetry anthology (book). The letter can be about a poem the student has written or a poem they have found. The template is designed for children with autism, dyslexia, slow processing speeds, and other l
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5th - 7th
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Blueprint for an Autism Friendly City
This 42 pg book describes the award winning program which resulted in Battlefield being officially proclaimed the "First Autism Friendly City in Missouri." The reader will become aware of social and environmental factors affecting people on the autism spectrum, and learn to make modifications to meet the special needs of the community.
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Not Grade Specific
Essay Writing Template
Inclusion Strategies : Essay Writing Template to Design Your Own School for a Developing Country
This is a template to guide students with autism and other learning difficulties in the process of writing an essay.
This specific essay is intended for a Humanities (History, Individuals and Societies) lesson where students design their own school for a developing country.
The last section has an outline to describe the school and a section to include a diagram.
Grades:
7th - 9th
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Welcome Back to School Colorful Poster-Students w/hearing aids
Colorful Poster saying Welcome Back to School including two students with hearing aids.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Art Planning 6 lessons with a thematic approach.
6 weeks planning, suits a variety of young ages as well as SEN. A lot of activities with a thematic approach and suitable for students with limited attention span. Easy to adapt to suit your students.
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5th - 7th
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