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Printable Finger Labyrinth - Set 1 - FREE PRINTABLE
Printable Finger Labyrinths - Set 1 {FREEBIE}Finger labyrinths are a simple and effective way to decrease student anxiety, and they do so much more. For gifted kids whose brains are racing, they're perfect! This set of printable finger labyrinths can be printed and used to: ★ keep students focused ★ give kids something to do with their hands that keeps their ears free ★ regroup after a disruption ★ increase cooperation and peace Included in the package: → printable finger labyrinth in black and
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For All Subjects, School Counseling
Printable Finger Labyrinth - Set 2 - FREE PRINTABLE
Printable Finger Labyrinths - Set 2 {FREEBIE}Finger labyrinths are a simple and effective way to decrease student anxiety, and they do so much more. For gifted kids whose minds race, the labyrinth can provide a way to calm the mind to prepare to work. The instruction sheet in this set includes a link to an online tutorial to show students how to draw their own labyrinth simply and easily. This set of printable finger labyrinths can be printed and used to: ★ keep students focused ★ give kids som
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For All Subjects, School Counseling
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Spring Cut and Paste - Errorless Fine Motor Practice Worksheets
✂Reinforce fine motor skills in spring with these two errorless cut-and-paste activities. Featuring spring creatures and flowers these cheery sheets will add fun to scissor practice. Can be completed together or used to target a particular shape - circles or squares. Increase fine motor practice by having students color the images before cutting and gluing. These free sheets will be a perfect addition to your lower elementary, SPED or OT room! Liked this Product? - Check Out These! ✂️ Massive
PreK - 3rd
For All Subjects, Geometry, School Psychology
Autistic Communication Support: Free Printable Infographic Parents & Educators
FREE - 5 Ways to Support Autistic Communication (Without Pressure)Looking for simple, neurodiversity-affirming ways to support autistic communication? This free printable infographic is designed for parents, educators, and therapists working with young autistic children. Inside, you’ll find 5 pressure-free strategies to encourage communication without demands, quizzes, or overwhelm. Each strategy is practical, easy to use in daily life, and helps children feel seen, safe, and connected. What’s
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
Group Work Rubric - Social Studies - Social & Emotional Learning - IB PYP
This rubric helps learners reflect on their group work and collaboration skills. It can be used as a formative assessment to help identify areas of personal strength and challenge and set goals for further learning. This is an assessment task in the Group Work - How We Organise Ourselves Enhanced PYP unit plan here on TpT. If you enjoy this free resource, please review it.
2nd - 8th, Not Specific
For All Subjects
Formative Assessment Tracker
This Formative Assessment Tracker can be used throughout instruction, stations, activities, and more. Each student is assigned a number and understanding is marked off during formative observations. It is formatted to sit nicely in a binder or on a clipboard for ease of use. It includes a full week (and an extra day) of observations, a class title section, lesson title, dates, and marking key. This is a great way to keep track of student progress throughout each lesson and referenced for creatin
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Free Printable Field Notes Starter Kit
Download a four-page printable observation journal for collecting inspiration from fossils, plants, and nature walks. Includes: observation pagesketch pageinspiration-to-pattern worksheetprintable journal coverThis is a great starter for young archaeologists, nature artists, or anyone wishing to collect inspiration from nature. Great for any age, home or school use, science or art students, or just to increase observational skills.
2nd - 5th
For All Subjects, General Science, Other (Arts)
NGSS
3-LS4-1
, 2-LS4-1
Frequency Behavior Data Sheet
Simple and easy to use data sheet for tracking daily occurrences of any type of behavior. Can be used for behaviors targeted for reduction or behaviors needing to be increased. Tally's can be used to quickly track behaviors throughout day, and up to 8 days can be tracked on one sheet.
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For All Subjects
The Depth Menu | Free Differentiation Tool for Teachers
Help teachers increase rigor and depth without adding more assignments. The Depth Menu is a free instructional planning tool that gives educators six practical ways to deepen student thinking within the same lesson or task. Instead of assigning extra work, teachers can use this menu to prompt stronger reasoning, richer discussion, deeper connections, and more meaningful learning experiences. Perfect for gifted learners, advanced students, early finishers, and any classroom where deeper thinking
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For All Subjects
Reward Coupons
Reward coupons are good for increasing students' motivation and interest in various tasks, engaging passive students to work in the lessons and keeping active ones in shape. Moreover, a chance that, getting a reward once, they will want to get more and more, increases. These coupons can be one of the tools of classroom management as a sort of reward, privilege or even punishment, in the form of deprivation of them. Thus, children will see that involvement is welcomed and encouraged. The holder o
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English Language Arts, For All Subjects
Self-Reflection Sheets
Use these self-reflection sheets as a ticket-out-the-door, formative assessment, or as a part of an ongoing reflection journal. I use these at the end of each session with my gifted students to help them reflect on their learning. Then we take time each quarter to read over them, further solidifying their learning experiences. There are three formats for each sheet: standard lines for older students, primary lines for younger students, and no lines to allow students the option of drawing their
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For All Subjects
First/Then Visual
This printable First/Then board is designed to support ABA programs by increasing predictability and reducing challenging behaviors. Ideal for teaching task completion, transitions, and following directions
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For All Subjects
Pre-K/SPED Independent Work Binder | Visual Discrimination Activities
This Independent Work Binder includes 19 structured activities designed to support visual discrimination, early categorization, and foundational reasoning skills for early learners. This resource is especially useful for students who benefit from predictable layouts and scaffolded difficulty, including learners in autism support and special education classrooms. Skills Included:Matching Identical PicturesColor MatchingShape MatchingSame vs. Different Discrimination Which One Doesn't Belong? (Ca
PreK - K
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Free Token Board/Economy with Choice
🎟️ FREE Token Economy Board with Free Choice This free token economy resource is designed to help increase motivation, task completion, and positive behaviors through clear visual reinforcement. The token board includes the phrase “I am working for:”, allowing students to see exactly what they are earning. Learners earn tokens for appropriate behavior or task completion and exchange them for a preferred item or activity once the board is filled. 📦 What’s Included ✔️ Token board with 5 t
PreK - 4th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
FREE First Then Board | Visual Schedule for Autism, ABA, Special Education
Support smoother transitions with this simple and effective First/Then Board! This visual support helps children understand expectations, increase cooperation, and build independence across daily routines. Perfect for use in: • Autism support • ABA therapy • Speech therapy • Special education • Home routines and early learners Designed to be clear, practical, and easy to use across home, school, and community settings.
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Where Do Animals Live? | Free WH- Questions Activity (Targeting "Where")
Where Do Animals Live? — Free WH- Questions ActivityThis printable resource targets comprehension of “where” questions using engaging visuals and animal-habitat pairings. Designed with flexibility in mind, this activity includes blank answer spaces to allow for both increased visual support or reduced cues—perfect for differentiating by student need. What's Included: 17 animal question pages (e.g., “Where does the monkey live?”) 6 habitat picture choices: house, farm, jungle, forest,
PreK - 2nd
For All Subjects, Reading, Speaking & Listening
FREE First Then & Visual Countdown w/ Activites and Reinforcers Visuals
Struggling with transitions, waiting, or keeping learners motivated during sessions? 😅 These FREE First-Then and Visual Countdown Boards are designed to help reduce frustration, increase cooperation, and provide learners with clear visual expectations — all while saving you prep time! Perfect for busy therapists, teachers, and parents who need a simple, low-prep visual support they can print and use right away. 🌟 Whether you’re supporting transitions between activities, helping a child unders
PreK - 2nd
For All Subjects
FREE Adapted All About Me Worksheet, Interactive, ABA Activity
⭐ Help learners share important information about themselves with this simple, adapted “All About Me” worksheet! Perfect for ABA, special education, preschool, kindergarten, and early learners. This one-page activity uses visual supports and simple response formats to increase participation and independence. Students can cut and glue picture answers, circle preferences, and complete basic personal information with support as needed. Included sections: • My name is _____ • I am ___ years old • Th
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects
Free First Then Board Visual Support (5 Color Options) | Autism, ABA, Special Ed
This free First-Then Board is a simple visual support tool designed to help students understand expectations and transitions between tasks. First-Then visuals are commonly used in ABA, special education classrooms, and home settings to increase task completion and reduce problem behaviors by providing a clear visual sequence. This resource is especially helpful for students who benefit from visual structure, predictable routines, and clear reinforcement contingencies. Perfect For: ABA Support
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, School Psychology
Princess Theme First-Then Choice Board Behavior Management Autism Support
Make transitions easier and expectations clearer with this Animal-Themed First–Then Board—a simple, effective visual support designed for ABA therapy, Special Education, preschool, and early childhood classrooms. This engaging animal theme helps increase motivation, reduce challenging behaviors, and support students who benefit from clear visual cues. A First–Then Board is a powerful behavior tool that shows a child what comes first and what happens next, helping them stay on task, complete n
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For All Subjects
Treasure Map First-Then Choice Board Behavior Management Autism Support
Make transitions easier and expectations clearer with this Animal-Themed First–Then Board—a simple, effective visual support designed for ABA therapy, Special Education, preschool, and early childhood classrooms. This engaging animal theme helps increase motivation, reduce challenging behaviors, and support students who benefit from clear visual cues. A First–Then Board is a powerful behavior tool that shows a child what comes first and what happens next, helping them stay on task, complete n
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For All Subjects
Anecdotal Notes Template
I created this template to help teachers take meaningful, in the moment anecdotal notes on their students. This template provides a space for observations and a place for instructional decisions based on the observations. This formative assessment is quick, easy and can be done throughout the year to keep track of student progress. These notes can be taken for any subject and are great to reference while doing report cards as well!
I hope you enjoy using this tool. I appreciate any feedback yo
PreK - 5th
For All Subjects
Weather of the Day Chart Cards
I made these easy and quick resources/materials for parents and teachers to start their weather calendar chart board to implement their daily lessons during the morning/afternoon routine or circle time. These can help the child to increase their understanding and vocabulary by identifying or labeling the different weather of the day. These are great tools to teach preschool the difference between sunny, rainy, cloudy, snowy, windy, partly cloudy, lightning, and rainbow. You can use these to te
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For All Subjects
Nature Preschool Spring Scavenger Hunt: Signs of Spring!
This free Spring Scavenger Hunt is the perfect activity to do with young kiddos as signs of spring appear around us! Take a walk through nature and check off the boxes for each of the items you find. This is a great activity to increase awareness of the changing seasons and what happens in nature as the weather begins to warm up. Perfect for kindergarten, preschool, nature preschool, montessori, or homeschool.
PreK - K
Environment, For All Subjects, General Science
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