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Workbooks for Microsoft Word and for special education
Social Skills/Personal Management Rubric and Data collection sheet
When teaching social skills and personal management skills to students, I often had students that needed guidance in the areas of problem sizes, staying on topic, working habits, using strategies, and transitioning. It was challenging trying to get concrete data on these goals so I used this rubric to make that happen. I used it with some of my students and was able to obtain both quantitative and qualitative data through the rubric and data sheet. It is easy to use and editable so you can inser
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1st - 5th
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IEP Goal- WH Questions Workbook- See & Write Journal
WH questions modified! I created this who, what, where activity to help my students with Autism become more successful in writing and answering WH questions. I will often times change the picture that they are describing with known people (themselves, family members or classmates, other pictures taken from google).
This is based on repetition. My students have learned with this book how to write sentences as well as become more consistent in answering WH questions. It also fosters self mon
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K - 5th
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US History 1 Workbook - ENTIRE COURSE PLAN
This 116 page workbook includes an entire semester or US History 1. The notebook includes 33 activities including video notes, reading annotations, guided book notes, scaffolded lecture notes, and study guides. Each activity includes a link that takes you to a video or a slide show to go with it.This workbook follows the Curriculum outlined in the Textbook: The Americans ; by McDougall, Little; 1999 (Textbook required for 4 of the 33 activities)When you purchase this book, please email me (ni
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9th - 12th
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Transition booklet to support pupils starting a new school
This booklet can be used for pupils who need a bit of extra support when starting an new school. The idea is that when they visit their new school with a member of support staff or a parent, they can fill in the booklet while they are there. They can then look at the booklet afterwards and discuss it with their teacher, support staff and parents. It is especially useful to have this completed before the Summer break, to keep information fresh in the child's mind and reduce anxieties about upc
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Not Grade Specific
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Grade 5 Life Skills Workbook for Special Education
SID Differentiated Life Skills Work Book
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4th - 5th
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Adding Money Modified- Book 2
Practice adding coins. This is Book 2 of the series. It includes counting pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters together. This book is generally repetitious and has made a great difference in the classroom. Also is great for fostering independent work.
Used with students with Autism as well as mainstream students I tutor.
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1st - 5th
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"The Unteachables" Book Chapter Vocab/Questions
Chapter vocab and comprehension questions for the book, "The Unteachables", by Gordon Korman.
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5th - 10th
Reading Through Drawing
I use this to help students prep for the common core ELA's. It allows them to read the text, stopping at certain points to draw a picture of what they just read. They can use the drawings to help them answer questions. This also teaches them to make modifications for themselves while test taking.
Used with my students with Autism as well as mainstream students that I tutor.
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A SmartBoard activity is also available in my store to use for a group les
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2nd - 5th
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Personal Information Hands-On Practice Book with Sign Support
This workbook has been created to help students of any age practice their personal demographic information. The fonts and layouts were specifically designed to be used with preschool up through high school-aged students with special needs. This book contains picture support and/or images of the American Sign Language (ASL) sign equivalents of the task so that students who use ASL to communicate can access the information and use this book as independently as possible!
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Not Grade Specific
Make a Sentence- Grade 1 Vocabulary Words
This book is a great tool in learning how to create fluent, simple sentences. It is also a great independent activity to help maintain the skill. It engages the student with the cutting and pasting of the activity. Great for ALL elementary grades.
Also available in my TpT store is a Make a sentence book using sight words!
AND a very fun SmartBoard activity to go along with both of these books!
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K - 5th
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Heat and Thermal Energy Study Guide
Based off of seventh grade science curriculum, this is a modified study guide packed full of visual aids. There is a lot of work for the student to do but it will be a good study guide once the work is complete. There is multiple choice, fill in the blank and matching.
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6th - 9th
Project-based (Self Paced) Research Paper Student Workbook
Project-based (Self Paced) Research Paper Student Workbook is a learning module that has 12 individualized instruction projects that cover the steps in writing a research paper from choosing a topic, to outline, to rough draft, to citations and then final draft in MLA format. Introductory projects teach Microsoft Word skills that are related to effective research techniques that are necessary when using a computer. This unit can be used with any research topic using the 5 paragraph structure. I
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9th - 12th
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WH QUESTIONS (WHO) Christmas Interactive, Adapted Books
Welcome! This ABLLS-R aligned book is a fun and seasonal way to address WHO questions. My favorite time of the year is almost here, and I have taken joy in creating useful and fun material for this time of year including WH books. This was created for Special Education/ABA but can be helpful with elementary kiddos. I suggest laminating and using velcro. The questions are textual and the answers a pictures. Pictures from Pixabay.com. Students will match pictures to questions. Book includes: WHO..
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Not Grade Specific
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Earth Interactive Book
Interactive book about the planet Earth. Book designed fo use with students with Autism and other Special Education needs. Simplified with minimal text and uses Boardmaker symbols.
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PreK - 2nd
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Conversations Rubric and Data Sheet
When teaching social skills to students, I often had students with conversation IEP goals. It was challenging trying to get concrete data on these goals so I used this rubric to make that happen. I used it with some of my students and was able to obtain both quantitative and qualitative data through the rubric and data sheet. It is easy to use and editable so you can insert your students' names. You can start by collecting a baseline using the rubric. I took data at least once a week using the d
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K - 5th
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POWER WRITING student workbook (editable)
POWER WRITING is a comprehensive curriculum that provides direct, explicit, sequential instruction in the area of writing. What Wilson did for reading, POWER WRITING does for writing. All of the materials you need to begin are included. This is the student workbook to supplement the teacher's manual. This resource is in Word 2016 format to allow editing, so can fine tune to your students' specific needs. Prints beautifully in book format. POWER WRITING walks students through the five-paragraph e
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Not Grade Specific
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Make a Sentence- Sight Words (Book 1)
This book is a great tool in learning how to practice sight word reading and create simple sentences. It is also a great independent activity to help maintain the skill. It engages the student with the cutting and pasting of the activity. Great for ALL elementary grades.
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K - 4th
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Basic Feeling Identification Book
This books is used to help students identify basic feelings from real pictures. Can be used with a mix of high functioning and lower functioning students by having some students identify the feelings and some students complete the sentences.
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PreK - 2nd
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Cat in the Hat Sorting by Size
Students can cut out the Cat in the Hat pictures and sort them in the correct size category (small, medium or large).
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PreK - K
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Modified Adding Money- Book 1
Practice counting coins. This is Book 1 of the series. It includes counting pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters alone. It also integrates counting each of these coins with pennies. This book is generally repetitious and has made a great difference in the classroom. Also is great for fostering independent work.
Also available in my store is Adding Money Workbook #2 that coincides directly after this workbook. It practices counting/adding multiple coins at a time. Helps to generalize the
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1st - 6th
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Journal Questions for the Whole Year!- Special Education
This adapted weekly journal question packet has a question for each week of the year, 34 questions total! When paired with the Journal Question Picture Set, you can help enable students with significant intellectual disabilities build sentences to respond to a variety of opinion questions. After students have assembled their picture sentences they can work on transcribing the words on wide spaced lines then they can share their responses with their peers.
This is a great way to address your wr
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3rd - 12th
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Understanding and Accepting Autism
This product is a guide to understanding autism and accepting our friends on the spectrum. Included in this packet is information about autism and reflection questions. This packet was written by a Special Education teacher who is also on the spectrum in hopes of increasing acceptance.
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Not Grade Specific
Emotions to Visual Picture (Situations) Workbook/ Flipbook
Welcome! Thanks for stopping by to check out SEL material. I have worked primary with kiddos with an autism diagnosis and have found that identifying emotional correlation to situations can be challenging; that is how this flip book/ workbook came about. It is broken up into three categories: -Baseline - Teaching - Intervention5 emotions are explored: TIRED MADSADHAPPYSILLYBaseline: includes a picture of a situation (i.e. friends are hugging and smiling with the question "how do you think he/she
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Not Grade Specific
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Self-Advocacy for students with a hearing loss
Scenarios directly related to students with a hearing loss that promote great conversation in relation to self-advocacy. These can be used for student awareness or IEP progress monitoring. These are great activities to foster positive thought process about living with a hearing loss as well as having honest discussions about how to advocate for yourself. these questions are geared at a variety of levels and can be modified as needed. This set includes 21 different scenarios about having a he
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Not Grade Specific
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