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Independent work packets for Microsoft PowerPoint and for special education
ABC Knowledge & Review: Tracing Card Worksheets (Google Slides) & Playdough Mats
These Alphabet Tracing Mats are perfect to use individually, or to bind together to create an Alphabet book. As students work with these mats, they learn proper letter formation while also developing fine motor skills. For distance learning, each mat is now presented as an image. You can click the image, copy the picture, and use it on any device you’d like. This resource is offered as a PowerPoint. The activities are not pre-loaded for Seesaw, but you are welcome to insert the images into Sees
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PreK - K
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S'mores Activity | Cooking in the Classroom | Special Education Resource
S'mores in a Cone is a SUPER yummy classroom cooking project. Students follow the recipe to create their own S'more in a Cone and use their five senses to review the recipe! Cooking projects are a great way to have students practice following directions and exploring activities with their five senses. This S'more in a Cone recipe can compliment any Camping Themed Unit or Five Senses Unit. This resource also includes a visually appealing PowerPoint Presentation to display for the whole class as w
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PreK - 3rd
Kitchen Math: Kitchen Measurements Teacher Slides , Student Work Packets BUNDLE
This bundle includes 3 products for one bundled price.Measuring in the Kitchen Teacher Slides (general measuring rules, why we use different measuring tools for liquid vs. dry ingredients, the 4 standard measuring cups, the 4 measuring spoons, kitchen equivalents, and kitchen abbreviations) Measuring in the Kitchen Student Work Packet (identifying measuring tools and using kitchen equivlalent math to determine which measuring tools are needed to measure specific ingredients) and teacher answer k
Grades:
7th - 12th
Coffee cart activities bundle for life skills and transition
Do your life skills and transition students enjoy learning about all things coffee shop related, as they develop their workplace skills and get ready for beginning their first job? Are they ready to learn about job advertisements, workplace forms, policies and procedures and find out about the literacy and numeracy skills they need at work?The Coffee cart activities bundle gives life skills and transition students time to experience the skills and develop the knowledge they need to be ready for
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8th - 11th, Adult Education
Research How To Buy Your First Car- Middle/High School Students Sub Plans
Research How To Buy Your First Car - an independent, comprehensive product designed to help high school and middle school students, including those with special education needs and ESL students, navigate the process of buying a car for the first time. This guide aims to help you determine your budget, learn vocabulary terms, understand the difference between leasing and financing, decide between buying new or used, explore insurance and maintenance options, and investigate the art of negotiation
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6th - 12th
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Pie Charts - PowerPoint Lesson and Workbook (Older Special Education Students)
This resource has been designed for older special education students. It contains a 95-slide Powerpoint lesson and a 40-page workbook on pie charts.These resources will help students to achieve these learning outcomes:interpret information from pie chartscalculate the frequency of a sector of a pie chartorganize and represent data tables in pie charts.WorkbookThe 40-page workbook includes 14 explanation pages, 23 worksheets, 2 progress checks, and a certificate of achievement. It is provided in
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Not Grade Specific
Let's Talk about Leisure Activities
Let's Talk About Leisure Activities Do you want to help your students learn about leisure activities? For many students with developmental disabilities, leisure activities can be challenging because often this is unstructured time and he/she/they may be dependent on others to give them access to these activities (e.g. baking, going somewhere, etc.). Learning about different leisure activities and discussing what your student likes/doesn't like is important. With this packet, you can create a who
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Not Grade Specific
Let's Talk about Hygiene (Bundle)
Let's Talk about HygieneIn this new bundle, I combined Let's Talk about Getting Clean packet, Activities of Daily Living Communication Boards and the adapted book, Let's Talk about Hygiene. With this packet, you will have a variety of resources to get your students started with basic hygiene. This bundle includes:1. 10 Question Quiz Let's Talk About Getting Clean with visuals (Boardmaker symbols)2. Picture cards to use as visual supports (Boardmaker symbols)3. PowerPoint slides to use for lesson
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Not Grade Specific
How to Find a Part Time/Summer Job for High School Students - Research Project
Introducing our no prep student research activity, designed to help high school students navigate the process of finding a part-time job. Whether your students looking for their first summer job or seeking additional work experience, this guided activity will help them find essential information on job searching, interviewing, and following up with potential employers.With easy-to-follow instructions, our student research activity takes students through the process of job searching step by step.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Bundle Teen Money Making and Teen Part Time Jobs
Let's Talk About Fast Food
Let's Talk About Fast FoodVisiting and eating at fast food restaurants can be a very motivating activity. It can also be a great opportunity to work on social skills, expanding vocabulary and becoming more independent in the community. It also helps teach management and literacy skills (reading a menu, community signs, etc.) The packet includes a ten question quiz, would you rather cards, visual support cards and the power point slides to my video Let's Talk About Fast Food. Ideal for AAC users
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Not Grade Specific
Funtions-Understanding and Interpreting Algebra/Special Education Notes/Review
Comprehensive Functions Resource for All LearnersElevate your math curriculum with this resource that is designed to help students master Understanding and Interpreting Functions. This single resource is tailored for math students, struggling learners, special education, and ESL students alike.Features Include: Colorful PowerPoint Presentation: Engage students visually with vibrant slides. Printable Worksheets and Practice Sheets Answer Key Learning Targets: Keep students focused with clearly d
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6th - 12th
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ABA Math Center Book - Learning Numbers 1-10
Teaching how to count to students with developmental delays can be challenging sometimes without a visual aid. This is a fun interactive matching activity book that helps students learn 1-10 and put those numbers in order. This is a pre-requisite skill for counting later on! ____________________________________________________________________________________________This book uses colored numbers that fade throughout each activity to ensure students are learning the numbers without colors present
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PreK - K
Capital Letters / Capitalization - Special Education English
This resource has been designed for older Special Education students working at first-grade level. It contains an age-appropriate, 18-page workbook and a 80 slide PowerPoint lesson on using capitalization and capital letters.Capital Letters WorkbookThis workbook includes 3 explanation pages, 13 worksheets, two progress checks, a certificate of achievement, and answers on using capital letters for proper nouns and the pronoun I.Tasks and activities include:Identifying and using capital letters fo
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Not Grade Specific
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Let's Talk about The Pharmacy
Let's Talk About The PharmacyAre you working on community skills with your students?Going to the pharmacy can be a daily trip for many individuals. What can you buy at the pharmacy? How can you pay at the pharmacy? There are so opportunities for both vocational skills as well as literacy opportunities. With this packet, you can help expand vocabulary, comprehension, and improve literacy skills. Reading different aisle names and understanding what products are in each aisle is an important life s
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Let's Talk About The Community
Let's Talk about Working at the Office
Let's Talk about Working at the OfficePerfect for AAC users as well!Teaching vocational life skills to teens and young adults is very important in both the classroom and community setting. This product includes functional carryover activities for my video below.Watch the video! Let's Talk About Working at the OfficeThis activity pack can help check for understanding, build vocabulary, learn vocational skills and work on categorization. It's also a great opportunity to expose your students to dif
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Let's Talk about Vocational Opportunities
Freak the Mighty Novel Study (Google Slides)
This Freak the Mighty novel study is low key and perfect for special education classes or ELL students. It is editable and contains vocabulary, writing, and figurative language activities.
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6th
Spelling Name Matching File Folder Train Theme Editable for Special Education
These Train Theme Editable Name Spelling File Folders for Special Education can be used for names with up to 12 letters. The folder is editable and can be created with a visual reference or without. Includes editable letters and train templates.Take a look at all of the train themed activities in the Bundle.Colors, Shapes, Letters, Numbers, Counting, Emotions, Color and Shape Words!Train File Folder and Adapted Book Bundle
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K - 5th
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Let's Talk About The Hospital
Let's Talk About The HospitalGoing to the hospital can be a regular occurence for individuals with medical needs. Often, many students with developmental disabilities have to go to the hospital for various reasons and it can be overwhelming and difficult. I created the video, Let's Talk about The Hospital to help others explore the hospital without actually being there! This packet can be used to help a student explore a hospital for an upcoming appointment, procedure, etc. It can also be used a
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Not Grade Specific
Social Emotional Reflection Relationship Building Middle High School Good Vibes
If you are looking for a social emotional check activity for secondary students then this is for you! Mental health check ins and activities are essential for building connection in the classroom. They are also important to create community and learn more about your students, especially those quiet kids we know nothing about. This It's the Self Reflection for me SEL lesson is an easy to use slide deck to check on how your students are feeling to promote good vibes in the classroom. It centers
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4th - 12th
Kitchen Appliance Functional Vocabulary Words
Use these functional vocabulary words to teach about kitchen appliances! Includes simple definitions and examples of ways they could be used in the kitchen. Perfect for cooking and foods class. Pairs well with a life skills functional cooking curriculum! Use for whole group instruction or as an independent reading center activity. Some words covered include refrigerator, oven, microwave, dishwasher, air fryer, stove, and more! Please see the terms of use for additional information
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3rd - 12th
Also included in:Â Cooking and Kitchen Life Skills Bundle
Independent Research Buying a House and Renting an Apartment - SUB PLANS
No Prep, Independent Student Research Project - Great for Sub PlansIntroducing our student research project on how to rent an apartment and buy a house! This project is specifically designed for middle school and high school students who are interested in gaining knowledge on real estate and property ownership.This project will provide students with the necessary resources to learn about the process of renting an apartment and buying a house. Students will explore renting and purchasing a place
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7th - 12th
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Christmas Cut and Paste Activities Counting Addition and Subtraction Worksheets
You will download 20 Christmas math cut and paste worksheets for your preschool, kindergarten, and special education students to practice and review number matching, counting objects, counting ornaments, addition, subtraction and matching objects.These no prep Christmas math cut and paste worksheets work well for for your early finishers, morning work, review homework, center activities, and emergency sub plans.Purchasing this product grants permission for use by one teacher in his or her own cl
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PreK - 1st
Building Sentences - That Clause: Parts of Speech, Syntax, Fluency & Language
Putting it All Together (PiAT) offers step by step activities for students to learn how to create sentences with increasing complexity. It is an excellent expressive language lesson plan with built in scaffolding and supports to help every student achieve success. This lesson focuses on embedded that clause.Who is it for: any student (grades 4-12) who struggles with a language delay, sentence formulation, sentence variation, understanding syntax, organizing thoughts, expressive language, stutter
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4th - 12th
Building Sentences - When: Parts of Speech, Syntax, Fluency & Language
Putting it All Together (PiAT) offers step by step activities for students to learn how to create sentences with increasing complexity. It is an excellent expressive language lesson plan with built in scaffolding and supports to help every student achieve success. This lesson focuses on when clauses.Who is it for: any student (grades 4-12) who struggles with a language delay, sentence formulation, sentence variation, understanding syntax, organizing thoughts, expressive language, stuttering, cl
Grades:
4th - 12th
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