ABCs with Mrs B
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New Market, Alabama, United States
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Green Choice / Red Choice Display
Give your students visuals of appropriate and inappropriate behavior in the classroom with this Green Choice / Red Choice Display! Simply print out the pages, laminate if you wish, and attach to a bulletin board or wall in your classroom. Plus, print and laminate the choice squares and attach to your lanyard for a Choice visuals on-the-go! The Green choices included are: clean up, ask an adult, walk, and take a break. The Red choices included are: hitting, biting, throwing, and screaming. Pre-te
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Social Emotional Learning
Bugs Sorting Activity
Practice sorting skills with your students' favorite bugs! In this resource, you'll find three sorting mats, each with a different attribute - color, shape, and size. Also included are graphics of each bug for each attribute. The graphics remain consistent and expected, and is only changed by one attribute at a time, which comes in handy for students with a need for rigidity or autism. To use, simply print and laminate each page. Cut out the bug graphics and attach velcro to both the graphic and
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Graphing, Math
Bug Patterns
Engage your students with fun, silly bugs as they practice patterning skills! This printable features five pattern cards with matching bug visuals to finish each pattern. Four ABAB patterns with size and color, and one AAB pattern are included in the packet. Use as a small group activity, an independent work packet, or as a task box in your classroom! To use, print out the pages and laminate. Then, cut each page along the solid black line. Cut out the boxes with the bugs, add velcro, and match t
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Math, Science
Voice Levels
One of the most important components of classroom management is voice level expectations. When do you want your students to talk? How loud should their voices be? The Voice Levels Visual is simple, straightforward, and easy to implement. The muted colors on the visual coincide with the Mood Meter, another classroom management tool you can find on my TPT, and allow even the youngest of students to understand and use the visual. The visual images help students connect their own voices to the expec
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Social Emotional Learning
Mood Meter
Introducing the Mood Meter - a simple, straightforward communication visual designed to help students identify their emotions throughout the day. The Mood Meter features four muted colors to reduce unnecessary stimulation: green (happy, ready to learn), blue (sad, sick, tired), yellow (scared, nervous, wiggly), and red (angry, out of control). To use, simply print out and laminate. Your students can point, use eye gaze, or verbally identify which emotion they are feeling at any given time. In my
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Social Emotional Learning
Bugs Vocabulary Sheet
Give your students a visual of vocabulary words in the Bug unit with this Bugs Vocabulary Sheet! Simple fonts and aesthetic visuals make this the perfect addition to your classroom. To use, simply print, laminate, and hang wherever you wish. In my classroom, I hung a Vocabulary Sheet in each play center. As the students engaged with the materials and toys in that center, they would refer to the Vocabulary Sheet to connect concepts like matching toys to the pictures, expanding upon the vocabulary
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Biology, Vocabulary
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About the store
Experience
Early Childhood Special Education // K-3 Special Education Resource
Teaching style
I am passionate about child-centered, interest-based, individualized education for my students. I integrate play, music, movement, and art into my lessons and daily activities. When it comes to behavior and classroom management, I incorporate aspects of gentle parenting and conscious discipline into my expectations, behavior strategies, and the environment of my classroom. I believe in visuals, choices, calming color palettes, the importance of play, and that all behavior is a form of communication. Most of all, I deeply and unconditionally love my students for the amazing, funny, tenderhearted, headstrong people that they are - and that is perhaps the best teaching strategy of all.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Marcus Elvis Taylor Memorial Medal for Academic Achievement // Nominated for the Foran Curriculum Planning Award // Most Likely to be Seen Dancing in the Hallway Staff Award
My own education history
The University of Mississippi - 2021 - B.A. Special Education Comprehensive, K-12 - Endorsement in Early Childhood Education - Summa Cum Laude // Scottsboro High School - 2017 - Summa Cum Laude
Additional biographical information
Hi, friend! My name is Olivia and I am a special education teacher at a rural elementary school nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains in Alabama. For me, teaching is a joy, and I look forward to "working" each day! When I'm not at school, I love to garden, bake, and go on walks with my husband. I love a strong cup of coffee, essential oils, and Ole Miss football. Thanks for stopping by!
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