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Do your students need extra practice cutting and using scissors? In Kindergarten, I spend quite a bit of time focusing on scissors skills, especially at the beginning of the school year. Students need multiple opportunities to practice cutting in order to strengthen their fine motor development and
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by Just a Dot, Not a Lot pages are great for independent practice in centers or morning work to develop fine motor skills and eye hand coordination.Copy pages on white or color copy paper and use with white glue or colored glue. Dry overnight and have children rub fingers across the invisible dots the
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Here is a social narrative that can be printed, laminated and binded for durable re-use. Social narratives are a great way to teach children with special needs and Autism various life skills and routines within their day.This 11 page social narrative walks through the steps of asking for help. Each
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PreK, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Homeschool, Staff
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Two packets of cards for Zingo.
"CV and CVC Cards"
This packet includes:
~90 CV tiles for p, b, t, d, k, g, w, m, n, s, and z and 10 matching game boards grouped by initial sound
~ 90 CVC tiles and 10 matching game boards grouped by final consonant sound. They can be used to target final consonant
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Incorporating yoga into your classroom movement breaks or your therapy routine has the benefits of increased focus, concentration, working memory, body awareness, executive function, and self-regulation.
These yoga cards can be hung on the wall of a classroom or sensory room and they can be used a
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by This packet is perfect to print out or to email to parents for ways to encourage their students to practice and develop fine motor skills at home. These activities are cheap (or free!) and FUN! Enjoy this freebie, and please leave feedback! Hope this helps your "littles!"
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by IEP at a Glance can be filled out by therapists or special education staff and given to the classroom teachers at the beginning of the school year, OR classroom teachers can use it as an outline/summary to fill in as they look at the student's special education file. This is a great way to summarize
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⭐ Your students will love finding the hidden pictures in these activity pages that are perfect for morning work, holidays, brain breaks, or indoor recess.
⭐Great for practicing visual discrimination and observation skills!
✅ Includes 20 themed pages:
• Back to School
• Fall
• Halloween
• Thanksgi
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Also included in: Look and Find Hidden Picture Puzzles BUNDLE
Animal action printables that consists of a mix of animal yoga poses and actions. A fun way to incorporate physical activity and brain breaks into the day.
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A great way to fit in small brain breaks during the day! Use them on the white board or your tablet. Laminate and put up as poste
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This download is a collection of 56 quick sensory motor movement cards. Just grab a card and perform the action when transitioning in the classroom (ie desk to circle time), in the hallway (ie classroom to cafeteria) and at home (ie wake up activities, during TV commercial breaks, etc). Just print
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Yoga has many proven benefits for students including enhancing focus and concentration, comprehension and memory, as well as providing beneficial movement breaks.
These yoga break cards can be hung on the wall of a classroom or sensory room. They can also be used as cards you can pull out for a yog
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This picture card pack is designed especially for therapy settings (Speech, OT, PT, ABA, etc). The cards are meant to be used in conjunction with visual supports such as choice boards, picture schedules, and first/then boards. The cards come in two sizes (large and small), and there is an editable
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Tots and Preschoolers will love this hands-on set of 30 Pencil Control Skill Sheets. Each sheet is divided into four daily assignments for students to complete. This set starts with single strokes and progresses to picture tracing and beginning mazes.
(Note: Follow up with our Maze Writer Handwr
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A fun activity for your little pirates - allow them to design their own treasure map! Great for practising fine motor skills and also great fun!
by This handy page gives kids practice in using scissors and developing their fine motor skills. This cutting page allows students to use scissors to cut a straight line, a jagged line, and a curved line. Clear start an stop points provided.
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This sensory supports visual pack was designed to help make implementing sensory breaks in your classroom easy and effective! This pack includes:-4 sensory choice board options (with and without visual cues)-4 sensory choice velcro boards-80 sensory choice pieces-Sensory break center labels and sens
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by Here is a a year's worth of original and novel games to get little ones moving!
“The Preschool Games”
Improve your preschoolers self-control = improve their life. Start Here's "The Preschool Games" is squarely based on the theory of executive control - the same basis of "The Marshmallow Test"* t
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This is an unique sampler of an 80+ page e-book located on www.DollarStoreTeacher.com This works great with students in preschool, kindergarten, an early reading program or even life skills. Fine Motor Fun at its best ..... including telling time, spelling, addition and so much more in the extende
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Me duele (My ... hurts)
Worksheets to help students learn how to say that something hurts in Spanish and to practice the Spanish verb DOLER.
Chart: The chart shows the structure (word order) of sentences to use when you want to say that something hurts. It shows the difference between me duele and
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Pin poking activities are great for practicing writing skills and pencil grip. Children can use these cards to either trace the images, or use a push pin to cut out the shapes on the cards. These cards are perfect for a Montessori inspired activity or for a hands-on learning activity! Save $$$ wth o
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12 full sheet fitness circuit printables. Also included are labels for reps, duration, and time.
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These circuits are perfect for kids in elementary, middle and high school.
•Use fitness circuits for physical education, therapy, or as part of learning stations.
•Place prin
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10 full sheet fitness circuit printables. Also included are labels for reps, duration, and time. Movements including fitness and yoga poses are associated with each winter sport.
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•Use fitness circuits for physical education, therapy, or as part of learning stations.
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by Help your young learners develop their fine motor skills with fun, engaging pokey art activities! Print these six pokey art pages off and staple each one to a piece of construction paper. Give your young learners a large thumbtack with which to poke the paper on each dot. Children can do pokey art o
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by Help your young learners develop their fine motor skills in a fun, engaging pokey art activity! Print this pokey art page off and staple it to a piece of construction paper. Give your young learners a large thumbtack with which to poke the paper on each dot. Children can do pokey art on the floor of
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