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Number Line Color Dots - Ascending and Descending - Freebie Printables
This product can help individuals on the autism spectrum learn numbers on a number line in both ascending and descending order as a prerequisite for learning more and less, as well as addition and subtraction. It can also help with colors and following directions. You can also do qutip painting with this activity.
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Numbers
FREE Transportation Count & Color Worksheets - Errorless Counting 1–10
Make counting practice engaging and accessible with these simple, transportation-themed Count & Color worksheets! Students look at the number and color the matching amount of transportation vehicles on each page. This resource was designed with early learners, special education classrooms, autism support classrooms, preschool, kindergarten, and students needing simplified visual supports in mind. Included modes of transportation: Cars Bicycles Helicopters Trains Boats School Buses Rockets
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Numbers, Other (Math)
PRINTING TEST OF IMAGES USED
These free pages are for you to test the quality of the printing in your devices, so that you have a sample of the format of the materials on this store. Thank you!MORE FREEBIES HERETo follow my store and get news, freebies and pdf products CLICK HEREBliss, be safe.
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Numbers, Vocabulary
Printable Integer Math Tokens | Positive & Negative Counters for Operations
Grab this FREEBIE. These easy to set up and get started Integers Tokens are so useful when working through Middle Grades Math Integers problems. The steps to use are very simple: Cut into 4 columns.Tape or glue each column closedCut out individual tokensOne side represents positive integers and the other side represents negative integers. Be sure to use this with all of the Integers resources @KeptCurriculum Happy Learning!
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Basic Operations, Numbers, Other (Math)
Blank Number Lines for Grades Elementary and Middle School Math
Looking for number lines for elementary and middle school students? These number lines are perfect to make learning engaging and stress-free! These number lines can be printed out and laminated to be used over and over. They are blank just for that reason—so that they can be used for any and all problem types. They are handy to have during independent work, partner work, math stations, to justify an answer, to show work, to have a math conversation, the list is endless. ✅This resource inclu
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Algebra, Numbers
Memory Match the Months to Their Numbers!
This is a memory/matching game. Each card has 1 month or 1 number and a featured background. The original cards are 2 inches by 2 inches, but feel free to make them larger or smaller depending on your needs. They can be used to playfully practice identifying the months associated with their numbers- a skill necessary for reading expiration dates on foods and cards, dates on various texts and forms, and more.
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Numbers
"The 1 2 3 Book" by The Boy Who Reads in Bubbles for CVI
This high contrast, "The 1 2 3 Book" is designed for students with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI), students in early intervention, and special education students. Research shows that students with CVI respond well to high contrast and bright colors. In addition, students respond well to simple pages with minimal visual distractions. This FREE Resource can introduce you to the concepts for those with CVI and other visual impairment! This book can be used by those with CVI and ALL students for
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