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Minecraft Token Board
You will receive a Minecraft-themed token board! Includes: Token board10 tokensExample pageInstructions: Print pages 1-2LaminateCut icons - I recommend cutting each individual block so that no background is showing, as the block stacks will look more realisticAdd velcro - I recommend a velcro strip to the token board part so that the child can stack their Minecraft blocks, as shown in the example Why are reinforcement icons not included? Reinforcements are constantly changing depending on the c
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Staff Appreciation / Gratitude / Culture Building Cards (G.E.M)
*FYI - Font looks different on here! G.E.M. Staff Cards — Gratitude • Encouragement • Momentum A simple, printable set of “thank-you” and “you made my day” cards to lift staff culture. Each card is personalised with To: and From: lines and plenty of space for a short note—perfect for quick shout-outs after a yard duty save, a last-minute cover, or a brilliant idea shared in a meeting. What it is Pocket-size appreciation cards for staff recognition and everyday wins. Clean layout with To / F
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Wilson's Phalarope stock photograph
This product can be helpful in teaching about birds. This Wilson's Phalarope (Phalaropus tricolor) high quality photograph was taken in Idaho in June 2023. This image is suitable for use in educational or interpretive exhibits, displays, Powerpoints, posters, social media, blog posts, a cover page, and classroom educational products. This photo can be printed at 300 DPI at 8" x 12”. It is a high resolution JPEG file. I have taken all of the photographs listed. All photos are taken with Nikon cam
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Biology, Earth Sciences
nature stock photograph Wilson's Phalarope (Phalaropus tricolor)
This Wilson's Phalarope (Phalaropus tricolor) high resolution photograph was taken in Idaho in June 2023. This is a female. This image is suitable for use in educational or interpretive exhibits, displays, Powerpoints, posters, social media, blog posts, a cover page, and classroom educational products. This photo can be printed at 300 DPI at 8" x 12”. It is a high resolution JPEG file. I have taken all of the photographs listed. All photos are taken with Nikon cameras and lenses at 300 DPI. All
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Earth Sciences, Science
The Great Depression Lesson-Presentation, Study Slides
The Great Depression was a severe worldwide economic depression that took place mostly during the 1930s. It originated in the United States, after a major decline in stock prices that began around September 4, 1929, and became worldwide news with the stock market crash of October 29, 1929 (known as Black Tuesday).
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Social Studies, U.S. History
I can ride my bike certificate (editable)
This editable "I can ride my bike certificate" will be such a great reward for your child. It'll also be a wonderful way to remember that day when you felt so proud of your once little baby whose now capable of riding a bicycle. You can edit the name, place and date on the certificate. On downloading, all files will be watermark free. I recommend printing and laminating the certificate for durability. On the first page, you also get a cover titled "I can ride my bike certificate" which can be us
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Minecraft Token Board
The perfect token board for any Minecraft lover. Minecraft board can be printed and laminated. Additionally, you can add velcro pads to it to stick on tokens. Tokens in this set are Minecraft monster mobs diplaying the main five mobs. Perfect as a visual aid for showcasing successful progress in an activity. Can be used for individuals, groups, verbal, and non-verbal people as a reinforcement tool.
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Classroom Community, Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Choice Board
This choice board can be used with special educational needs children to help them to choose a reinforcer/toy after they have completed their work. You can stick pictures or labels to the board for the child to choose either after their work is done or before the work to help motivate them to do the work. It can also be used more generally in a similar way to PECS, where a child can request different items from the board.
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Visual Schedule Maker
Visual schedules can improve anxiety, understanding, behavior, and learning a new task. This one can be used multiple ways. 1. You can print out the blank multi-step plans and simply draw what you want to do (stick figures are fine, it's not what it look/s like so much as giving any kind of visual representation), or write the plan for readers. Have the child write check marks in each square underneath when they're done. 2. You can print and laminate the plans and draw/write it in dry erase mar
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Age-Appropriate Chores
This document lists age-appropriate chores for children from ages 2 years-old to 12+. It is important to begin teaching children responsibility with chores at a young age. Chores for children can help take some of the pressure off parents by reducing stress, it will help the child's self-esteem, and teach them valuable skills. **The key to beginning chores is consistency. Children might fight back to chores or not do them correctly at a young age. It is VERY important to stick with the routine.
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EDITABLE Muted Visual Schedule for Special Ed with PCS
Show your students what you are doing each day by putting this visual schedule up in your classroom! HOW TO USE:To create this product, you must print out all of the PCS labels that you are needing, along with the numbered labels. For the number labels, you need one label per activity each day. At morning circle, my students and I "build" our schedule together. The numbered labels are already attached to the bulletin board and I have added velcro so that my PCS labels will stick. I add all of th
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The Invention of Play-Doh
I'm not sure why, but the thumbnails are not formatted correctly. Once downloaded, there will not be a problem. Also, the background is blue, not gray.
PowerPoint about the invention and inventors of Play-Doh.
Includes a link to a short video
You can even make edible play-doh at the end if you wish. The kids love it!!
All you need is wax paper, peanut butter, and powdered sugar. You can also use honey if you would like, but it's not necessary.
Give each student a piece of wax paper, a s
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Other (Social Studies)
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