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Supporting Students with Different Disabilities: Classroom Strategy Chart
Supporting Students with Multiple DisabilitiesMore Than a Report Card 💚Support students with Multiple Disabilities using this clear, teacher-friendly strategy chart designed to help educators understand complex learner profiles and provide meaningful, accessible support. This one-page reference sheet breaks down major areas of need, common challenges, and practical, evidence-based strategies that teachers can use immediately to support students who require intensive, individualized instruction.
PreK - 12th
Basic Operations, Classroom Community, Reading Strategies
Reading & Math Strategies for Students with an SLD (Teacher Reference Charts)
More Than a Report Card 💚Support your learners with Specific Learning Disabilities using this clear, organized, and teacher-friendly set of strategy charts. This resource breaks down the most common areas of need, the learning challenges students may experience, and practical classroom strategies that teachers can implement immediately. Each chart is beautifully designed in a clean, modern format that’s perfect for teacher binders, lesson planning, intervention groups, SPED/504 meetings, and da
PreK - 12th
Basic Operations, General Science, Reading Strategies
1-20 Blank Multiplication Chart
This is 1-20 Blank Chart. This is perfect for early learners who need introduction to multiplication and the table will help the students become more familiar and memorize some of the multiplication table. Display on a door or bulletin board. Laminate it for longevity. Also look for worksheets in increasing difficulty in my store titled Multiplication table Quiz 1-10 easy , medium , hard and expert, 1-12 easy , medium , hard and expert, 1-15 easy , medium , hard and expert, 1-20 easy , medium ,
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Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Other (Math)
Counting Ice Cream Bars
Students will go around counting ice cream bars. Ice cream bars are displayed in ten frames. This is an easy activity that can be used as a math center. Students walk around the classroom and find the ten frames, count the ice cream bars, then record the number on the recording sheet included. For this activity we're only focusing on numbers 1-10. A number chart is also included for those students who need support writing down the number.
PreK - 1st
Basic Operations, Numbers
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K.CC.B.4
, K.CC.B.5
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