Ashley Ritchie

This is a sorting mat that has the colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple on it to sort items. In my multiple disabilities class we use it to sort different manipulatives, or to tape to a cookie sheet for sorting magnetic items. Could be used as a math or language arts center. Enjoy!!

This is a set of class rules, made with students who have disabilities in mind. Included is a poster style page with the entire list of rules (which can be sung to the tune of "Are You Sleeping"), and uses easy to see and follow pictures along with each rule. There are also an individual page with each rule and picture, as well as a sentence explanation to print out as well as the ending to the song. These are used on a bulletin board in my room, and we use the poster style page to hold up wh

This is a set of numbered basketball hoops and basketballs to cut out, laminate, and have students count out as a math center activity.

This is a file folder game that when completed will be a fun activity to use as a math center or work task. The students will choose a number then add that many leaves to the tree in the file folder. Perfect for a Fall themed unit or to go along with a book such as "Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf". Enjoy!!

This recipe is easy to follow, picture supported, and quite delicious.