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FREE Identify by Color - Google - Distance Learning (ABA, Speech, Receptive ID)

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It is hard to teach kids with autism and other language delays remotely! That is why I developed this Google Quiz that can be used with either Google Docs or Google Classroom to teach children to identify pictures by their color. This particular resource focuses on teaching children to identify the colors RED, BLUE, and YELLOW. This type of task is called Listener Responding by Feature Function Class (LRFFC) on the VB-MAPP assessment. This quiz was designed to mimic in-person discrete trial ins

PreK - 5th

CCSS

L.K.4a

, L.K.5a

FREEBIE Behavior Chart | Distance Learning | Editable

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Speechie Therapy

This behavior chart is a simple yet effective visual to monitor student behavior during small group instruction, speech therapy, etc. At the top of the page, there are three visuals depicting the behavior rules (i.e., Sit down, Listen, Work Hard). It can be used with up to 6 student. It can be used: 1. As a hard copy: Print the behavior chart, laminate (or insert into a sheet protector), and use dry-erase markers to write in student names and give check-marks throughout the session to monitor

PreK - 5th

Staying Safe: An Interactive Story about COVID-19 (for Google Slides)

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K Ratliff

Please enjoy this freebie to guide discussions with students about COVID-19. This interactive story is designed for use with Google Slides™. You will need a Google account to access this product! Once you click to download, TpT will prompt you to add this product to your own personal Google Drive. Instructions:1. Share this Google Slides file with your student. If using with multiple students, make a copy for each student. 2. While on your distance learning session, direct student(s) to open

1st - 5th

Scoop by Scoop Ice Cream Practice Activity

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Practice Pax

Get this activity for free when you sign-up for Practice Pax Club emails. Visit https://practicepax.com Meet SCOOP BY SCOOP - the activity where kids build an ice cream tower as they complete practice spots or tasks. After each spot is done, they'll add another scoop to their mega ice cream cone. This is an incredible visual to keep learners engaged and focused on seeing their progress. The basic materials you'll need are a printer, clothesline clips, and cardboard. Use this with:ChoresMusical i

PreK - 6th

Character Education, Instrumental Music, Other (Math)