Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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The Mystery of Invisible Germs | Hygiene & Health Lesson for Kids

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Make learning about health and hygiene fun with “The Mystery of Invisible Germs!” This engaging and child-friendly presentation helps young learners understand what germs are, where they hide, and how to stay safe. Through simple explanations and relatable examples, students discover how tiny invisible germs can spread and how good habits like handwashing and covering coughs can keep them healthy. What’s Included Easy-to-understand explanation of germs Real-life examples (toys, hands, surfac

K - 2nd

Basic Principles, Biology, General Science

Winter Clothing Hot & Cold Sorting File Folder | SPED & ADHD-Friendly

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Bea's Neurodiverse Nook

Teach hot vs. cold and winter clothing vocabulary with this visual sorting file folder. Perfect for SPED, ADHD-friendly classrooms, ABA, preschool, and early learners.This SPED & ADHD-friendly resource is perfect for preschool, kindergarten, ABA therapy, homeschool, and life skills programs. Students practice categorizing winter and weather-related items into hot and cold using simple, visual picture cards designed for easy understanding. This activity is calm, predictable, and structured for

PreK - 1st

Basic Principles, Environment, Social Emotional Learning

Also included in: Winter Clothing File Folder Activities BUNDLE | SPED, Autism, Pre-K

Sorting Categories VB-Mapp Aligned Ready To Print Cards

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Marla's Magical Foundry

Sorting Categories VB-Mapp Aligned Ready To Print Cards is the perfect resource to teach sorting of different categories. This product includes 22 colorful pages of different actual images of objects (6 images/page). * 2 pages for utensils * 2 pages for dishes * 2 pages for toys * 2 pages for clothing items * 2 pages for bathroom items * 2 pages for food * 2 pages for vehicles * 2 pages for furniture * 2 pages for fruits * 2 pages for animals * 2 pages for school items Teachers are advised to pr

PreK - 2nd

Basic Operations, Basic Principles