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Physical Education Ticket out the Door!
Formative Assessment Exit Ticket The formative assessment exit ticket is a simple, quick and excellent way to measure the skill mastery progression of large groups of students! This fun, colorful and simple ticket will help you know your students and develop their skill level! The ticket out the door accomplishes many things in the gym: Check students' understanding by having them summarize one key point from the lesson Verify that students know the “I can statement” for the lesson Emphasize th
K - 5th
Health, Physical Education
5 Montessori Visual Recipes: 3rd Edition | Cooking Visuals for Life Skills
Increase your child's independence in the kitchen using these 5 easy to read recipes. Great for toddlers- elementary students and students in need of visual supports! These Montessori-style recipes target basic kitchen/food vocabulary, fine motor skills, practical living skills, & following directions. Recipes include: watermelon sorbet, oatmeal cookies, dutch oven baby pancake, applesauce muffins & pigs in a blanket. Now let's get cooking!
PreK - 5th
Also included in: Montessori Visual Recipe Cookbooks ~ BUNDLE
Student Response Cards
Increase student participation with this set of 4 Student Response Cards for interactive at-a-glance formative/informal assessment of student learning.
Set includes:
1234
ABCD
FGHI
Yes No True False
Make a set for every student and have them use a clothespin to mark their answer, or cut apart and put on a ring for easy student flip card responding. Print on card stock and then laminate for extra durability.
I hope you enjoy!
Thanks to www.mycutegraphics.com for the great blue star bac
1st - 6th
For All Subjects
Interactive Counting Mats: Burgers on a Grill
Counting and 1:1 correspondence are essential skills that all of our students need to develop.
This set of counting mats helps your students learn to count from 1-10, the 3 differentiated levels ensures that all of your students will be able to complete the counting mats and progress to the next level as their skills increase.
This is part of a larger set... Grab the BUNDLE and Save $
Why You'll Love This Set:
Easy to Use: This set is so simple to use! Print and go counting cards, store e
PreK - 3rd, Adult Education
Editable Allergy Card
A colorful and informative allergy card displayed in your child's classroom or in the substitute folder can increase your child's safety at school. People often forget what in particular our child might be allergic to, and what the protocol is to prevent an allergic reaction. This can also be a great self-advocacy tool for our young ones. They simply need to point to the allergy card on the wall or taped to their desk to make sure adults in the room (volunteers, substitute teachers, etc.) are m
PreK - 5th
Classroom Community, Health
Self Regulation Desktop Visual Aid - SEL
Desktop strip and an enlarged picture for self regulation - BY THEMSELVES! :)Perfect to use to help students calm their bodies in class! Desktop strip and enlarged picture contains language, visual aids, bright colors, and calming strategies for students to use at their desk to increase their self regulation skills.Instruct your student to identify their current feeling/emotional zone and the strategies provided to calm themself back to green/happyReduces emotional outbursts and improves mental
1st - 8th
School Counseling
WIDA ACCESS Data Analysis Form- English Language Proficiency Test
After creating and using this clean lined form at my school a few years ago we have increased our percentage contribution to the county’s overall English Language Proficiency Goal each year from 14% in 2011 (which is before we did WIDA ACCESS data analysis at the school level to drive planning and instruction) to 22% in 2012, 24% in 2013, and 29% in 2014.
It is important for school administrators, ESOL teachers, and content teachers to know the County’s AMOA proficiency and progress goals so th
K - 12th
Articulation Dot Marker Open-Ended Activity for Speech Therapy Game
These roll and color-by-number pages are great incentives for students working to increase their number of productions in articulation therapy, but they also work well for students with other goals. Adding color by number helps to reveal a “hidden picture.” My students enjoy these so much, they ask for extra worksheets to take home! Here are some basic ideas for use: Grab a pack of dot markers to add a fun twist to coloring. Don’t have any? Crayons, markers, or colored pencils will do just as we
K - 4th
Thanksgiving Feast Visual Recipes for Special Education
These visual recipes and worksheets make it easy to teach and practice cooking skills in the classroom while enjoying a Thanksgiving Feast together! Even if all you have is a microwave, fridge, and a crockpot, you can do all of these recipes too! (Additional recipes are included for those with a full kitchen as well) Included are recipes for: -Green Bean Casserole (microwave and oven) -Mashed Potatoes (microwave and stovetop) -Gravy (microwave and stovetop) -Stuffing (microwave and stovetop) -Tu
PreK - 12th
Also included in: The Mega Thanksgiving Bundle for Special Education
Open House Back to School Meet the Teacher or Parent Night Freebie
Open House Fun Quiz for Parents! FREE Got an Open House or Back to School Night coming up? Here is a fun activity for both your students and your parents! Students fill out the left side of the paper and fold it so that their parents cannot see the answers. Then parents fill out the right side. There is also space for a note from each.
3rd - 6th
Hanukkah Bear Book Companion | Latke Recipe | Chanukah | IEP | Special Education
Pair this fun and engaging Hanukkah read aloud picture book ("Hanukkah Bear" by: Eric A. Kimmel) with a Latke Visual Recipe and effective extension activities to keep your special education students engaged with the text. Using picture books in the classroom is an incredibly effective way to target many goals for special education students. Great for Hanukkah and the holiday season! Enjoy this fun latke recipe with your class! What book is this for? "Hanukkah Bear" by: Eric A. Kimmel What
PreK - 8th
Dinosaur Desktop Self Regulation Visual Aid - SEL, PBIS, emotional regulation
Dinosaur desktop strip and an enlarged picture for self regulation - BY THEMSELVES! :)Perfect to use to help students calm their bodies in class!Desktop strip and enlarged picture contains language, visual aids, bright colors, and calming strategies for students to use at their desk to increase their self regulation skills.Instruct your student to identify their current feeling/emotional color and the strategies provided to calm themself back to green/happyReduces emotional outbursts and improve
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
School Counseling
Library November Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This November lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics like King Tut Day, Veteran's Day, the first Thanksgiving, wild turkeys, and more. Each board includes a mix of reliable and not-so-reliable
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
100 Class Sharing Sheets
Build class community and get to know your students even more! This pack includes 100 ready-made sharing prompts on a class share sheet (plus a blank one for you own ideas). Your students can write their response as part of their daily morning routine (or any other time during your day).
There are enough spaces for 34 responses! I have this product listed for 3rd grade and above because the boxes are quite little and students will have to write small. I tried to make most of the topics sh
3rd - 8th
Character Education
Gross Motor Bingo- Whole Class Sensory Breaks
A Quick, Easy, and Motivating way to incorporate sensory breaks in your classroom! How I use this Resource:- Make into a poster and hang it in the classroom - Print and Laminate matching pieces and place them in a jar - Throughout the day when students need a break pick an exercise from the jar to complete as a whole class. (You choose the length of each exercise!) - When students get BINGO, give your students a prize (extra recess, tech time, homework pass ect.) Why Sensory Breaks- Improves
PreK - 5th
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Sensory Food Break For Oral Motor Input (Speech, Autism, OT)
A Visual Choice and Activity for Oral Motor Seekers
Sensory Food Breaks provide children with oral input to regulate
the need for chewing, biting or spitting. I start off every 5-10 minutes
with a sensory "food" break. Once students respond, I increase
the interval of time, with a goal anywhere from 30 minutes-1 hour.
The goal is for the student to seek something out before a behavior
occurs including biting another student. Some of my students will
bite tables, anything with wood or suck/bite
PreK - 12th
Library March Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This March lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics including Dr. Seuss, women's suffrage, butterfly metamorphosis, the NCAA tournament, and more. Each board includes a mix of reliable and not-s
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
Library January Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This January lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics like the history of the ball drop in New York City, George Washington Carver, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and more. Each board includes a mi
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
Library December Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This December lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics like Pearl Harbor Day, Boston Tea Party, the history of Kwanzaa, Christmas, and more. Each board includes a mix of reliable and not-so-reli
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
Library May Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This May lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics including Cinco de Mayo, The Kentucky Derby, Memorial Day, and more. Each board includes a mix of reliable and not-so-reliable sources for stude
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
Library February Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This February lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics including Groundhog Day, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, hearts, and more. Each board includes a mix of reliable and not-so-reliable so
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
Library April Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This April lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics including eco-friendly practices, Arbor Day, Titanic, frogs, and more. Each board includes a mix of reliable and not-so-reliable sources for s
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
Library Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson October
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This October lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics like Red Ribbon Week, School Safety Week, Fire Prevention Week, Fear, and more. Each board includes a mix of reliable and not-so-reliable so
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
Library Credible Reliable Sources Activity Lesson September
Teaching credible sources? Increase the engagement of your library lesson with this fun and interactive Tic Tac Toe Source Evaluation Activity. This September lesson is perfect for upper elementary library students, this activity offers a unique way to teach students the essential skill of evaluating sources. What's Inside:Eight Tic Tac Toe Boards on topics like Constitution Day, Mexican Independence Day, Neptune, and more. Each board includes a mix of reliable and not-so-reliable sources for
3rd - 6th
Library Skills
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