Headmasters Hoard

30 coloring pages of turkeys, pies, Pilgrims, and all the fixings! Have a variety of options for all your unique students. Most of these pages are fairly simple, though a couple pages have more detail for more advanced artists. These pages are most oriented toward younger students, but may appeal to students of any age.

Find the handwriting page size you need! I've often discovered handwriting pages can be too big or too small for an individual student. Having a variety of sizes and layouts can help! This packet contains six different styles of handwriting pages, which vary in spacing, design (e.g. - the boldness of the red dotted line) or both. Two copies of each page is included, so you can easily print front and back and save paper!

To promote creativity and dual coding, it can be helpful to have students practice handwriting or writing and then illustrate what they wrote. This download contains 8 designs of handwriting paper with a box for illustrating what is written. The handwriting practice lines come in two different sizes, one is fairly large for younger students, the second has smaller lines for students with more developed fine motor control. All lines have a bold bottom line, and red center dash line. These are ada

This pack contains 9 pages of different lined papers for fall/winter holidays! The pack includes Halloween, Thanksgiving, Fall, Christmas, New Years, and Valentines Day. Some holidays include more than one sheet/design for each. My daughter (6 years old) also helped design some of these, and she is very proud of it! Please note the preview shows some lines being randomly bolded, I tested the PDF download and it does not seem to show up that way in the download. Happy writing!

Multiplication dot arrays are versatile and simple tools for helping new students learn multiplication. They can also help students with learning disorders like dyscalculia better visualize the underlying principles of multiplication (e.g. - 2x3 = 2+2+2). Unlike a multiplication table that gives the answer outright, this chart allows students to find the answer for themselves and to see multiplication at work. The chart goes up to 10x10. To use the chart, have the student use two pieces of scra