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Autism and SDD 100 Percent Accuracy or Error Free FF 2 GamesSpecial Education
Have you been looking for error-free activities for your students? The 100% Accuracy Always File Folder Games Set 2 with Bonus Set will meet your students’ need to feel successful. Students with autism or SDD- Significantly Developmental Delayed can be easily frustrated when learning. These file folder games are a building block to other challenging activities. In addition, in this Set 2 of 100% Accuracy Always File Folder Games a bonus set has been included with 2 Color Match Games.100% Accurac
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Finger Isolation Boom Card™ Bundle
Do you have students who struggle with finger isolation and understanding the importance of touching a specific area on a table/device? I created this set to help students with this skill and to motivate them to isolate their finger to use a device (which will increase their independence as well as allow them the independent leisure skill of using a tablet device). This is also helpful for students who would benefit from Augmentative Communication Devices but struggle with finger isolation. ☝ T
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Handwriting Paper- Writing, Letter Sizing, Letter and Word Spacing
These 5 paper options were designed to support students struggling with letter sizing and spacing. Easily print and go, or print on card stock and place in sheet protectors to use with dry erase markers to make them reusable. Great for centers, small groups, or use during writing block!
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Handwriting, Science of Reading, Writing
Squiggles Fine Motor Activity Packet ( 30 different line patterns! )
Use this set of 30 colored line squiggles to develop fine motor dexterity and strength. These activities encourage kids to poke, draw, and/or imitate and recreate. Want to try one Squiggle free? Download the preview. What's included?• 30 different squiggles • Data chart How do you use these in the classroom or home setting? Print in color on regular paper. Place paper on Styrofoam or soft surface. Use toothpicks to trace the line and ”push” holes along the colored lines. Use colored toothpicks
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