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Increasing Communication with Your Child with Autism PowerPoint Presentation

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Are you a professional working with children with autism? As you know, an inability to communicate is one of the greatest challenges for children with autism. There are many reasons parents should work with their child to increase his communication skills. This ready-to-use 8 side PowerPoint will help you explain to parents why this skill is so important and what they can do to help! This easy-to-follow PowerPoint is filled with important information and unique illustrations. Use it to help your

PreK - 12th

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Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) Template

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EVERYDAY ENGLISH

MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Supports) can be a confusing process. Many times, we’re already doing things to help our students. However, unless it’s in “MTSS” language, it doesn’t count! I’ve been working with teacher teams the past few years to look at what we’re already doing to support our students in Tier I, II & III, and how we can put these effective interventions in MTSS language. The result has been more recognition of what teachers are already doing, increased interest in new research

PreK - 8th

Name Mat EDITABLE

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Create Educate Inspire

Help your students practice their first and last name with these EDITABLE Name Mats! I made mats for names up to 9 letters and also created BLANK mats for names with more than 9 letters. Included: To Edit How To EDITABLE 9 First Name Mats (Letters: Blank - 9)9 Last Name Mats (Letters: Blank - 9)Letter Boxes - Large: Letters Blank-7 - Small: Letters 8+ ------------------------------ If you like this product, you may like:Getting to Know You Name Craft EDITABLEBouncy Ball Gift

PreK - 1st

Dolch Letters for Kindergarten, first 6-weeks

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The Friz

Following the "Dolch words" program, this is a beginner review for the first 6-weeks of school. This PowerPoint shows both the uppercase and lower case letters in order and in an easy to read font and format. The colors are bright and engaging to keep the students interested. I used this for the first 6-weeks with my students, but, after a few weeks, I started having the students say the letter sounds instead of the letter names to keep them on their toes. Keep looking for more Dolch letters

PreK - 1st

English Language Arts