Women's History Month occupational therapy resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart

Amelia Earhart Adapted story

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Amelia Earhart resource for Women's History Month. A short story adapted with picture supports and text with pictures for special education students or students with special needs. Files included are for use on the white board using active inspire. Included is a follow-up activity for students to make a mini-report based on the facts in the story.

Subjects:

Reading, Special Education, Women's History Month

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Thematic Unit Plans, By TpT Sellers for TpT Sellers, Lesson

Math Interactive Flipchart

Created by

Ellie's Energy

This flipchart would be perfect to use with your preschool, kindergarten, first or special education classroom. It contains songs and games to help teach counting 1-20, skip counting by 5, money, color and shapes. I have my students play directly on the board to increase gross and fine motor strength.

Subjects:

Numbers, Occupational Therapy, Special Education

Grades:

PreK - 1st

Types:

Activboard Activities

4 Times the Fun Multiplication Interactive flipchart

Created by

Hazel Cromer

-Various interactive activities for the ActivBoard. -Links embedded for multiplication PowerPoint for 4s tables and links embedded to internet activities -many various activities using shades, erasers, arrow key, etc. -Positive reinforcements like clapping and cheering sounds and many other sounds are included to make more student more engaged, but sounds are only if teacher or student clicks upon pictures If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Subjects:

Arithmetic, Other (Math), Women's History Month

Grades:

2nd - 6th

Types:

Interactive Whiteboard, Activboard Activities, Centers

Handwriting Alphabet and Fine Motor Flipchart

Created by

Lindsey Whyte

I created a flip chart to use with my class as I introduce the proper way to form letters. The sequence of letters begins with letters that have vertical and horizontal lines, then it moves to circular letters, then on to downward curves and finally diagonals. Last I have a section I use with only some students that focuses on specific lines, straight, horizontal, up and down with corners, curves.There are four letters on a page because I have my children take turns with the pen or using dual pe

Subjects:

Handwriting, Occupational Therapy, Writing

Grades:

PreK - 1st

Types:

Activboard Activities