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LETRS®-Aligned Basic Spelling Screener (K-2) | Class Data Sheet | Google Sheets
This Basic Spelling Screener® is a powerful, LETRS ®-aligned tool designed to help educators assess encoding skills and phonics-based spelling knowledge. Built in Google Sheets and fully editable, the class data sheet is color-coded using the LETRS® rubric to give instant visual feedback on student performance—from Beginning to Proficient. Use this class data tracker sheet to analyze phoneme-grapheme knowledge, identify orthographic patterns, and plan explicit, structured literacy instr
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Science of Reading, Spelling
LETRS®-Aligned Basic Spelling Screener (K-2) | Individual Student |Google Sheets
This Basic Spelling Screener® is a powerful, LETRS ®-aligned tool designed to help educators assess encoding skills and phonics-based spelling knowledge. Built in Google Sheets and fully editable, the individual student sheet is color-coded using the LETRS® rubric to give instant visual feedback on student performance—from Beginning to Proficient. Use this individual data tracker sheet to analyze phoneme-grapheme knowledge, identify orthographic patterns, and plan explicit, structured
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Science of Reading, Spelling
Data Monitoring and Assessment for Basic Reading, Literacy, Foundational Skills
6 Excell Sheets to monitor the following: 1. Letters and Sounds (Fall, Spring, Winter) 2. Letters and Sounds (August - July X 3) 3. Dolch Sight Words (preprimer, primer, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th) 4. Dolch Phrases (4 lists) 5. Phonemic Awareness (Fall, Spring, Winter) 6. High Frequency Words (Fall, Spring, Winter) (if you can read these words, you can read 50% of all texts) * Scoring is automatic, as you (un)check, the score will tally in the indicated locations with total in fraction form and in
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading
Basic Reward Chart
This basic reward chart has helped several of my kinder students manage behaviors in the classroom. It is a tangible way for students to track their behavior and acts as a visual reminder for what they are working for.
This basic reward chart is exactly that- basic. Feel free to add other rewards that fit the needs of your student(s) and change the pennies to movie characters, shapes, or any other image that will motivate your little one.
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For All Subjects
Token Economy Templates
These are two basic penny board templates ready to print and use. They are sized to fit well on a mini clipboard with room for a velcro strip to hold pennies. I prefer the plastic clipboards because velcro and other adhesives stick better to them! The first one has 10 pennies and is recommended for students who are experienced with and motivated by token economies. The bottom one is a good selection for younger or newer students that are still learning. It only has 5 pennies and incorporates the
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Social Skills Turn Taking Game Boards Academic Skills Special Education
Social Skills Turn Taking Game Boards Academic Skills Autism Special EducationLet's play a game! Use these simple academic board games to reinforce turn taking and social skills with your preschoolers or special education students. Games target basic early academic skills including colors, shapes, letters, and numbers. Game includes 3 different vocabulary boards with different level matching. Includes 3, 4, and 5 picture game boards to match. The game board can be used with 2 or 3 players
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Social Emotional Learning
Feelings / Behavior Management Strategies with Visuals Bundle
I was writing up a list of ways to help a parent with her child, and my mom asked me to type it up so she (a teacher) could hand it to parents. So I wrote up the outline and figured I would paste into it some behavior resources I'd already created that were recommended in the outline. Then I thought, huh, there are some recommended resources in here that I haven't made yet - so I made some new ones. By that point, the few points I'd scribbled onto a paper originally were a fully fleshed out outl
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COUNTING TO 20 DATA SHEETS
⭐ 2. COUNTING TO 20 DATA SHEETS — PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONSupport student growth in foundational math skills with this Counting to 20 Data Sheet, designed specifically for Special Education and early learners. This resource provides a structured way to track counting accuracy, prompting levels, and progress over time—making it ideal for IEP goals and math interventions. What’s Included✔ Counting to 20 Data Sheet (PDF) ✔ Editable Word version ✔ Prompt Key (counting-specific prompts) ✔ “Read Me Fi
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Basic Operations, Numbers, Other (Math)
1/4 Sheet Coloring Shapes
This is a single document with 1/4 sheet sections of coloring shapes. Sometimes children get overwhelmed and can't focus on coloring a whole complete coloring sheet. This document helps with focusing on one single object on a 1/4 sheet of paper. Cut the sheet into quarters before presenting to a student.
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Coloring Pages, Visual Arts, Writing
First Then Visual Schedule Choice Boards: Token Reward Charts Editable Pictures
FIRST/ THEN Boards and I'M WORKING FOR Boards with REAL PHOTOSBehavior Management BoardsFirst - Then choice boards serve as a visual for students to refer to during the day. These boards can be used in many different ways. Often times, the first picture card is a work task and the then picture card is a reward or preferred task. This is a behavior intervention tool that breaks up work tasks for students with positive reinforcement. I'm working for boards (token economy) is a behavior reward boa
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Visual Schedule Templates - 6 Levels!
Visual schedules can help anyone alleviate stress and anxiety, transition smoother, manage time more effectively, increase independence, and tolerate less preferred activities. These schedules can be used with any individual including those with autism, who would benefit from using a visual schedule to see exactly what their day entails. This set includes 6 leveled schedules: 3 Icons on the schedule3 Icons on the schedule with boxes for ✓ to signify when a task is finished6 Icon on the schedule
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Also included in: Visual Schedules for Home & School Symbols and Template Bundle!
Bathroom and Hand-Washing Visuals and Posters | Special Education
Hand washing and bathroom visuals, posters, steps, routines, and rules! Perfect for decorating your school or classroom bathroom. Hand washing visuals can be hung behind the sink as well. Printable books and vocabulary visuals and labels are included as well! You can also use the images for sequencing activities. These visual bathroom and hand washing cards are great for young students and SWD! Step-by-step visual routines can help students process and remember important information. For single
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Also included in: Back to School Bundle - Rules, Jobs, Paperwork, Organization and MORE!
First Then Visual Schedule Motivation Boards with Task and Reward Cards
History and How to Use: This resource was originally made to help my students with Autism cope with undesirable tasks. I later decided it would be good to use with students that have behavioral problems or just every day activities. 2 Different First Then boards2 Different First, Next, Then BoardsMore than 100 Task/Reward CardsTo Use:· This strategy shows an expectation followed by something preferred (first work, then video game). · Boards show that one activity (usually a less preferred one)
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Classroom Daily Visual Schedule Cards | Tabs and Template
The Classroom Daily Visual Schedule Cards tell students what is happening next. With 52 card options, including visuals and text. They help ease students' anxiety and help them anticipate what is coming next. Develop independence and ease transitions. The cards decrease the age-old questions of "What's next?" and "When is recess?" Perfect for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and special education classrooms. Don't see the card you are looking for? A template is providedfor you so that you can m
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Visual Schedule Behavior Binders with Task and Reward Cards
History and How to Use: This resource was originally made to help my students with Autism to follow simple directions. Also works well with students on Tier 2 or tier 3 intervention To Make: · Print, cut out and laminate the visual cards you need. – put one side of Velcro on these pieces. · Print, laminate, and put Velcro on Happy hearts, stars or frogs. · Print multiple schedule pages (about 4 per student). Laminate and hole punch before putting in a binder. Put opposite Velcro on the outside
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Copyrighted Task & Reward Cards for First Then Visual Schedule Motivation Boards
First/Then cards with popular educational program logos. To use the full product please purchase it from the link below: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/First-Then-Visual-Schedule-Motivation-Boards-with-Task-and-Reward-Cards-4510892 Cards include the following programs: · iReady · Reading Eggs · Starfall · Epic! · myON · PBS Kids · American Reading company · Fastt Math · Prodigy · Success Maker · Think Central · Accelerated Reader · Read Naturally · Achieve 3000 · Study Island ·
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First Then Board with Visuals | Visual Schedule Autism Icons | Positive Behavior
First-then schedule boards with visuals are a wonderful resource for supporting autistic, neurodiverse, & special education students who rely on visual aides to process language, follow directions, stay on task, and enhance their communication skills. Are your students needing a little extra support understanding their daily routines? Are they struggling with transitions or experiencing anxiety in anticipation of what is happening next? Are you looking to promote independence in your cl
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Behavior Visual Cue Cards
History and How to Use: This resource was originally made to help my students with Autism to follow simple directions. To Make: · Cut out and laminate the visual cue cards you need. · Hole punch the corner and put a book binder ring through it. · Make enough sets to give to special areas, assistants or any other adult the child will spend his/her time with. · You only need one “good job” cue card, but I have included multiple so you can have the child pick his/her favorite. To Use:· Use
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First Then Board, Visual Schedule with editable icons for Autism-Special Ed
Give your students clear expectations and motivating visual support with this First Then/Token Board System designed for autism, ABA therapy, and special education classrooms. Tt includes 10 printable First-Then Boards, 7 token style choices, and 30 motivator visual cards—perfect for behavior reinforcement, task completion, transitions, and classroom routines. This low-prep, ready-to-use visual support helps students understand what comes next, stay on task, and build independence. Ideal fo
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Occupational Therapy: Fine + gross motor + visual perception editable report
Occupational Therapy editable report template. This report covers fine motor, gross motor and visual perceptual skills. This report template is designed to save you valuable time when writing reports. The report is a word document, so it is fully editable. There are suggestions to write for each area - for example, a list of options for the 'purpose of the report'. This template is increasingly handy as insurance companies reduce the number of hours that can be claimed for report writing.
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy: Editable Report Template BUNDLE
Visual Schedule Bundle
This product includes abundle of ready to use visual schedules and create your own templates for arrival and dismissal, daily activities and toileting using Smarty Symbols. These simple, ready to use visual schedules are designed for early learners and students with special needs. Simple templates and additional visuals will help you to create your own visual schedule specific to your grade level, class, students and individual needs. Arrival and Dismissal includes 36 pages: 6 Ready to use arriv
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Visual Cue Cards - REAL Pictures for Behavior, Autism Resource Room Classroom
Visual cue cards are a great behavioral support for students that need frequent reminder. In particular, for students on the autism spectrum and students with oppositional defiant disorder, these visuals can help reduce auditory clutter and the struggle of following constant teacher verbal directives. Prep is simple - Just print out a color copy, cut out the individual pieces, laminate, hole-punch the top left corner, put all cards on a single binder ring, and attach to your lanyard or belt loo
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Autism Classroom Visuals for Staff
Included are 7 posters to place in your classroom as visual reminders for adults on how to best serve students in a special education setting with neurodiversity and acceptance in mind. Posters include: -Strategies for Increasing Student Engagement -Independent Work Reminders -Respectful Communication Reminders -Schedule Reminders -Prompting Hierarchy -Ways to Engage With Students During Leisure Activities -General Classroom Dos and Don'ts
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Visual Picture Portable Schedule for Autism and Special Education Resource Room
Using a visual schedule in the classroom will reduce negative behaviors and promote expected behaviors. In particular, using real photos in your visual schedule makes it much more concrete and understandable. If you're looking for a scheduling system that will have your students becoming much more independent, then this portable-visual schedule is for you. This scheduling set includes: Docking visuals and their moving visuals for 34 different learning spaces'Check Schedule' pictures to prompt
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Also included in: Special Education Resource Room Autism Intervention Specialist Bundle
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