Visual Task Reminders

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My Program (First, Then, Next with Visual Supports)

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I created this resource to be open-ended. In other words, there is no ‘one way’ that works best, as every child and person is different. I will however provide three different ways below that could be useful in different settings: Idea 1: A ‘First, Then’ resource. For children that can follow 2 step instructions, a card such as a toothbrush followed by a second card of a hairbrush is a simple reminder of what to complete ‘First’ and ‘Second’. Idea 2: In the classroom, you could use the cards wi

PreK - 6th

Reading, Spelling, Writing

Editable Lab Station Cards – Visual Lab Protocols for Core Biotechnology Skills

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Miss Biotech

Make your lab skills instruction easier, clearer, and more engaging! This editable lab station card set includes 8 essential protocols for life science and biotech classrooms. Each card features a clear step-by-step procedure, materials list, and key safety reminders — with both full-color and black-and-white versions included. Perfect for: ✅ Lab rotation stations ✅ Student lab notebooks ✅ Sub plans or early finishers ✅ SPED/ELL scaffolded instruction ✅ Independent or small group skill prac

8th - 11th

Biology, General Science

Behavior Management Boards

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Special Ed Spot

This is an awesome bundle of behavior management visuals. Great for kids receiving special education services or who need constant visual reminders to stay on task. My personal recommendation is to print these out as is, cut the white excess, and laminate for long lasting use! I also cut out the individual stars so I could put velcro on the "I am working for" board and have the students place their own stars when completing an activity/assignment.

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Shakespeare - Sonnet 74

Created by

David McLean

But be contented when that fell arrest… Death need not necessarily divide partners for memories remain along with verse written which becomes an enduring reminder of the relationship. The uniqueness of Shakespeare’s talent is evident in this sonnet and the skills the Bard utilizes can be explored through the practical activities in the workbook. Supplementing this is the reading on the PowerPoint all of which encourage the student to engage on a more sophisticated level. There are also new tasks

11th - 12th, Higher Education

Literature