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Career Quiz & Guide - Nursing
This is a simple quiz and guide for young minds that may be interested in working in the Nursing profession. You only need to print pages 2 and 3 of the .pdf. for your Students.
3rd - 9th
Physical Science
My 5 Senses Worksheet
Food Explorers let your adventures begin! Pick a food and use your five senses to explore how it looks, smells, feels, tastes, and sounds. When you're done, print out another one and do it all over again! This FREE printable tool complements the encyclopedia guidebooks “ Where Do Bananas Come From? A Book of Fruits” and “ Where Does Broccoli Come From? A Book of Vegetables,” a series of children’s nutrition books for increasing food literacy growing adventurous eaters. Children learn fun facts
1st - 6th
Vocabulary
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Christmas Cutting Activity
This Christmas Cutting Activity Freebie is a fun cut and pasting activity for beginners. It is perfect for any student that is beginning to learn and practice cutting basics, from pre-k to 1st grade. This freebie contains a total of 2 unique pages, that come in both full color and black and white for printer friendly options. Bolded lines for cutting are thick to increase the ease of knowing where to position the scissor blades to create the cleanest cut. Teachers can set up the task for childr
PreK - 1st
Pets Dots Workbook
This pet-themed workbook is designed to become progressively more difficult both by increasing the number of dots needed to complete the image and by adding more colors. Try to encourage the matching the colors on the page, but if the child decides to fill the entire page with purple dots, that’s perfectly fine. The most important thing is to encourage positive experiences with learning. Goals:Fine Motor DevelopmentImprove Hand-Eye Coordination: Helps children develop precision as they align the
PreK
Winter Dots Workbook
This winter-themed workbook is designed to become progressively more difficult both by increasing the number of dots needed to complete the image and by adding more colors. Try to encourage the matching the colors on the page, but if the child decides to fill the entire page with purple dots, that’s perfectly fine. The most important thing is to encourage positive experiences with learning. Goals:Fine Motor DevelopmentImprove Hand-Eye Coordination: Helps children develop precision as they align
PreK
Farm Animal Fine Motor Tracing
Fine Motor: Tracing SkillsFarm animal tracing will allow your students to build fine motor skills, increase hand-eye coordination, and increase pencil control and grip! With all of the technology use fine motor skills are being forgotten. With these simple, no prep pages students can write on these with a pencil, rainbow write using multiple colors, put the sheets in page protectors for repeated use with dry erase markers, etc. You can also go one step farther and use small manipulatives to plac
PreK - 1st
Handwriting
Also included in: Fine Motor Activities Bundle
Ice Cream Letter Tracing-uppercase
Get your students excited about writing by having them trace these colorful ice cream cones! This printable is a perfect addition to your summer unit and can be added to your classroom centers for a fun, engaging fine motor activity. Your students can use a dry erase marker to trace over the letters to build their letter knowledge and increase their fine motor development.
PreK - K
Writing
Around the World
Social Studies clip art pictures and drawing pages of various landscapes and dwellings within our planet earth. Activities and clip art pictures are designed to create felt boards, folder activities, circle time props, books and more...to enhance knowledge of the world around us. Activities encourage development in areas of cognitive development, along with language and literacy, social emotional and fine motor skills. Extension can be done through cut and paste activities, along with matchin
PreK
Geography
Things to do board/Check off List
This visual schedule is to assist teachers, therapists, aides or parents with transitioning between tasks and providing visual support for children with different conditions on beginning, during and completion of a required task. This may also be utilized within the home, clinic or school setting. My recommendation is to add velcro with pictures of tasks the child has to complete in order to full utilize the visual schedule. You may also laminate for durability among different environments and m
PreK - 12th
FREE Color Mixing Activity | Primary Colors Experiment Preschool & PreK
Looking for a simple, hands-on way to explore primary colors? 🙌 This FREE primary color mixing experiment is easy to set up, fun to try, and perfect for introducing basic color science in Preschool, Pre-K, or Kindergarten. Primary color mixing made simple— hands-on and low prep.👉🏼 Grab paint and let kids explore. 🎨 Your students will explore what happens when primary colors mix with this hands-on preschool color science experiment, and you’ll have a ready-to-use activity that fits right i
PreK - 1st
Science
CCSS
CCRA.L.3
FREE Progress Monitoring for IEPs and RTI | Data Rings for Special Ed
Simplify your data collection and effectively save yourself time with this progress monitoring freebie. You can read more about how to use these Data Rings in this blog post. What is included?• editable 3"x5" card size • editable 3"x5" cover for confidentiality • editable 4"x6" card size • editable 4"x6" cover for confidentiality How do I use this in my classroom?I explain exactly how I use this in my classroom in this here. If you are in need of online training for data collection, I offer a
PreK - 12th
Playdough Mats Freebie - Beginner Fine Motor Morning Tubs for Preschool & Pre-K
This playdough mats freebie is perfect for preschool and kindergarten morning tubs, pre-k centers, and beginner fine motor skills activities! ✨ Love this freebie? Take it to the next level! ✨ These playdough mats are a sample of my hands-on learning system used in Pre-K & Kindergarten classrooms.➡ Hands-On Activities Pack (independent task boxes, morning tubs & early finishers)Looking for a fun, no-prep way to build fine motor skills at the start of the year? This FREE set of beginner playdou
PreK - K
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15 Lolly Stick shapes & Pattern cards - Occupational Therapy, SEND, Autism
15 Lolly Stick Shapes and Pattern Cards and 3 Sorting MatsArrange lolly sticks into the shapes and patterns on the cards. Sort lolly sticks into matching colours on the mats. Works on: Visual Discrimination, Visual Motor & Fine Motor Skills, Focus and Attention to support academic performance. Resources You Need: Coloured Lolly sticks (available on Amazon and crafty shops). Use this activity 1:1 or with a small group of students. This is also a great activity to do via Teletherapy. I use this
PreK - 2nd
Home and Community Pretend Play Scripts and Visuals
Children love to recreate their experiences, as it solidifies their learning and understanding of the world around them. Learning through play is a great way for children to become more familiar and independent with daily routines. These home and community play visuals are a great starting point for developing children's pretend play skills as it draws on familiar daily scripts and experiences. The visuals help children initiate and join pretend play ideas, supporting cooperative play with their
PreK - 2nd
Magnetic Tile Mats Freebie Sampler
Try a free sample from the Magnetic Tile Mats collection! This printable freebie includes 3 sample magnetic tile designs with 2 versions of each design for built-in differentiation and varying levels of challenge. Children recreate designs using magnetic tiles while exploring shapes, spatial reasoning, problem solving, fine motor skills, and early math concepts through hands-on play. Includes: • 3 sample designs • 6 total mats/pages • Individual shapes outlined (easier) • Whole design outlined
PreK - K
Geometry, Other (Math)
Cutting Practice with Scissors | PreK- Kindergarten Scissor Skills | Fine Motor
Introduce scissors to your littles with this easy-to-use resource! This document contains four different line types to practice scissor skills, ranging from easy to challenging: -Straight lines -Slight angled lines -Curved lines -Zig-zag lines Use this resource in small group or individual instruction time with your students during back-to-school as you teach the basics of scissor safety. Simply print and cut out each rectangle, then students can cut on the dotted lines until they reach the scho
PreK - 1st
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