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Dragon Token Board
Token Board to assist student with compliance and increasing desired behaviors. Print pg. 1 and laminate. Cut icons (shields) and use velcro dots to attach to boxes on board. Add a strip of velcro at the bottom of the board. Student moves/earns a shield as he/she displays desired behavior. When student earns 4 then he/she earns reward.
PreK - 1st
Choice Boards - Song + Brain Break
Use the 2 choice boards virtually or in person learning. Offering learners choice helps get ahead of refusal, maximize participation and increase engagement. Brain Break Activity - 6 choices for fun ways to take a brain break (Pre-K-Kindergarten Level) Song Board - 6 choices for fun songs, perfect for circle time (live or Zoom) (Pre-K-Kindergarten Level)
PreK - K
English Language Arts
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Intelligibility Strategies Visuals - Speech Therapy
Speech therapy visuals for speech intelligibility. Includes written and visual cues for repetition, reducing rate of speech, over-articulation, word choice selection, gesturing, and increasing volume of speech. Cues are written in child-friendly language and have matching visual cues. Perfect for students and clients working on being understood due to articulation errors, selective mutism, voice disorders, stuttering, or cluttering. Print and utilize as is in therapy or cut into cards for easy t
PreK - 5th
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Dabbing Devil - Unique B D reversal poster.
I have several dyslexic learners at my house. One of our favorite games for b d reversals is the Dabbing Devil. It is a multi-sensory approach to help minds remember which letter to use. Multi-sensory helps to retain information, enables easier recall, works for different learning styles, increase involvement, better cognitive processing. The devil really wants to be bad, but if we get it wrong, we dab! When a letter is reversed or we are learning letters, we dab. If the letter needs to be a b,
PreK - 4th
Alphabet, Reading, Reading Strategies
Welcome Greetings - (English Version)
Welcome Greetings English Version onlyTeachersStudents can pick one welcome greeting at the entrance of the classroom. ParentsYour child can pick a welcome greeting: · In the morning when he/she wakes up or before school · After school when arriving home · At night, before going to bed Welcome Greetings:· air high five · bowing boy (two versions) · bowing pair · dance · elbow bump · fist bump · foot tap · happy hands · heart hands · peace sign · say "hi" · say ____ (blank speech bubble) · smile
PreK - 5th
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