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Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing
What type of program is Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing? Alpha Byte Critters Letter Sizing is a perceptual-motor strategy that correlates letter size with corresponding animals: a giraffe for tall letters, a turtle for short letters, and a monkey tail for long letters that go under the line. Students, such as some with autism, who have difficulty with concepts related to perceptual sizing for letter formation, can increase success forming their letters when given a visual, familiar reference.
K - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Writing
Tall Giraffe Alpha Byte Critter© Letters
What type of program is Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing? Alpha Byte Critters Letter Sizing is a perceptual-motor strategy that correlates letter size with corresponding animals: a giraffe for tall letters, a turtle for short letters, and a monkey tail for long letters that go under the line. Students, such as some with autism, who have difficulty with concepts related to perceptual sizing for letter formation, can increase success forming their letters when given a visual, familiar reference.
K - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Writing
Monkey Tail Alpha Byte Critter© Letters
What type of program is Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing? Alpha Byte Critters Letter Sizing is a perceptual-motor strategy that correlates letter size with corresponding animals: a giraffe for tall letters, a turtle for short letters, and a monkey tail for long letters that go under the line. Students, such as some with autism, who have difficulty with concepts related to perceptual sizing for letter formation, can increase success forming their letters when given a visual, familiar referenc
K - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Writing
Short Turtle Alpha Byte Critter© Letters
What type of program is Alpha Byte Critters© Letter Sizing? Alpha Byte Critters Letter Sizing is a perceptual-motor strategy that correlates letter size with corresponding animals: a giraffe for tall letters, a turtle for short letters, and a monkey tail for long letters that go under the line. Students, such as some with autism, who have difficulty with concepts related to perceptual sizing for letter formation, can increase success forming their letters when given a visual, familiar reference.
K - 1st
Balanced Literacy, Writing
Autism First/Then Board and Visuals
This essential classroom First/Then Board contains 156 visuals for children with autism to use at home and school. Most areas are covered including self-grooming, school, chores at home, sports, vacation, play, hobbies and restaurants. SUGGESTED IEP GOALGiven a visual schedule with a picture or illustration depicting a task, location, or request, STUDENT will attend to/begin/transition to the next location or comply with the request, in 4 out of 5 opportunities by MONTH, YEAR. Debbie For mor
PreK - 12th
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