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Our printable Bingo Games are a great way to supplement the lessons in your classroom while focusing on IEP goals and objectives. The Color Shape Bingo Game helps your students have an easy and fun way to practice identifying colors and shapes. You can also use games such as Bingo to target social skills such as patience, turn-taking, peer interaction, short term memorization, and game concept theory, all while addressing cognitive objectives! In addition, you will be able to engage students

This small packet is a group of shapes worksheets. There is an introduction / tracing page for each shape, then worksheets to match shapes and shapes to shape words. These are good for preschool and Kindergarten as well as for review for 1st graders or for use with special education classes. In addition to utilizing these worksheets for fine motor activities, engage students in key vocabulary words, building language relevant to the subject of shapes, but also building foundational language st

This is a printable matching board you can use in your classroom centers to help students practice matching colors to colors or colors to color words. Instructions are included for printing and creating the matching board. Matching boards can also be made into file folder games or part of a larger binder of matching boards to make a work system for the day or week. Use these in preschool, kindergarten or homeschool classrooms. These are also a great resource for special education and autism c

This is a cute black and white printable booklet for students to practice reading the preprimer sight words I, see, and a. The booklet provides coloring pages for items that people use or see in cold climates in winter. The book also includes traceable words for students to practice writing. These are perfect for Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st grade and special education classrooms! Little learners will be able to easily put them together with direction. Cut along the dotted line. (Tip - highlig

I use these types of activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also make wonderful work tasks for students who are participating in work systems, especially students with autism. They make great independent centers in a traditional preschool or elementary classroom, as well. - Use them with bingo dabbers - Use them with crayons or markers - Slide

Our printable alphabet mini books are a great way to supplement the lessons in your classroom. Use these mini books for centers and student practice and drill in reading readiness, either in your room or for them to take home. There is one mini book for each letter. Each book contains a cover for your student's name, five pages of pictures and words that begin with that sound, and a back cover that shows the letter in several different fonts. These are perfect for Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st

I use these types of hands-on activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also make wonderful work tasks for students who are participating in work systems, especially students with autism. They make fun busy bags for homeschoolers or for travel. They make great independent centers in a traditional preschool or elementary classroom, as well. Y

This is a set of 20 pages of tracing sheets to help students learn to write and form the numerals 1-20. I use these types of activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also make wonderful work tasks for students who are participating in work systems, especially students with autism. They make great independent centers in a traditional preschool or

What's a Themed Busy Book?This workbook will enrich your classroom experience with engaging and versatile learning. My digital busy books are designed specifically for preschool and special needs educators, providing countless opportunities for independent practice in a fun and interactive way. What’s Inside? These thoughtfully crafted workbooks feature a variety of pages that allow young learners to practice essential skills like matching shapes, colors, numbers, and emotions. With two distinc

This is a set of work task cards designed to have students match the numeral on the pumkin to one of the three beneath it. I use clothespins with the set so that my little ones can practice their fine motor skills by pinching the clothespin to mark the correct numeral. I use these types of hands-on activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also

Here are 26 pages to practice tracing uppercase and lowercase letters for your little learners. The pages also include a large letter and a picture that represent the targeted letter to color, allowing your kiddos to focus and practice their fine motor skills. I use these types of activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also make wonderful work

This is a weekly behavior chart that I use in my classroom. There are specific targeted behaviors that are addressed and each day is split by morning and afternoon. The teacher comments are filled out on Fridays when the form is sent home. The parents sign and comment (optional) and return on Mondays. You can use checks, smiley faces, or pluses and minuses to notate appropriate and inappropriate behavior. This work by Cheryl Norris is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncomme

What's a Themed Busy Book?This workbook will enrich your classroom experience with engaging and versatile learning. My digital busy books are designed specifically for preschool and special needs educators, providing countless opportunities for independent practice in a fun and interactive way. What’s Inside? These thoughtfully crafted workbooks feature a variety of pages that allow young learners to practice essential skills like matching shapes, colors, numbers, and emotions. With two distinct

I use these types of hands-on activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also make wonderful work tasks for students who are participating in work systems, especially students with autism. They make fun busy bags for homeschoolers or for travel. They make great independent centers in a traditional preschool or elementary classroom, as well. You do n

Here are 26 pages of letters with pictures. Learners choose the pictures that begin with the targeted letter and color them. Not all of the pictures beginning with the targeted letter, allowing students to use their problem-solving skills to determine which pictures are the correct ones. I use these types of ctivities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activi

This is a simple file folder game for matching shapes, perfect for practice and maintenance of skill. I use these types of hands-on activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also make wonderful work tasks for students who are participating in work systems, especially students with autism. They make fun busy bags for homeschoolers or for travel. T

These cards are great to use in math centers, work systems, and discrete trial training. Work tasks like this help to teach students how to count using one-on-one correspondence and then allow them to practice independently. I use these types of hands-on activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also make wonderful work tasks for students who are p

These cards are great to use in math centers, work systems, and discrete trial training. Work tasks like this help to teach students how to count using one-on-one correspondence and then allow them to practice independently. I use these types of hands-on activities in my early childhood special education classroom to help my students practice basic skills while using their fine motor skills. It helps them remain focused, too! These activities also make wonderful work tasks for students who ar