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Ocean Theme Interactive Activity Freebie
We hope you and your students enjoy this Ocean Themed Interactive Language Activity. Target a variety of expressive and receptive language goals in speech therapy such as: - Increasing MLU - Labeling - Describing objects - Size Concepts - Yes/No questions This is our very first product so please reach out to us to provide feedback and we will make necessary changes. If you like it, please take a moment to provide feedback so that we can continue to improve our products for you! Directions1. OP
PreK - 3rd
Zoo Logic Puzzle
Logic puzzles are great activities to keep your students thinking and engaged. There are numerous reasons to use logic puzzles with your students in the classroom, including but not limited to: Increased logical and critical thinkingEnhanced processing speed and memoryHeightened comprehensionReduced boredomI use logic puzzles all the time for my early finishers or as morning work. I generally start the year off by doing one together as a whole class so they understand how to solve it. I then wil
4th - 8th
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reward charts printable dinosaurs themed
Is classroom management draining your energy and leaving you with little time for actual teaching? Imagine a classroom buzzing with engaged students, eager to earn rewards and achieve their goals. Introducing the Dinosaur Reward Chart: Engage Students & Improve Behavior with Fun Stickers – your all-in-one solution for effective classroom management and increased student motivation! This versatile resource saves you precious time and boosts student engagement, creating a more positive and
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Summer Swimming Activity 1 to 1 Correspondence - CVI- Special Education
This high-contrast swimmer counting activity is designed to support students learning one-to-one correspondence, counting, visual tracking, and fine motor skills. Students will read the number in each row and cut and paste the matching number of swimmers onto the bright yellow dots. The visual dots provide clear placement support for students who benefit from structured visual organization. This resource was created with students with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) and other visual or developm
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Not Subject Specific, Numbers
Bees Same and Different Sorting Activity Autism Spring Insects Sped FREE
This Bees Same and Different Sorting Activity for spring and summer is a simple and engaging exercise designed to help preschool and special education students develop their discrimination skills. Children will sort bees based on visual similarities and differences, enhancing their ability to recognize patterns and categorize objects. Perfect for building early cognitive and observation skills, this activity is ideal for students with autism and other learning needs. A fun and effective way to e
PreK - 1st
Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
FREE Fish Color Matching File Folder Game
This free file folder activity is great for the end of the school year, extended school year, or an aquarium unit. Perfect for preschool or special education! Just cut out the fish, laminate, and add velcro! Fish Color Matching File Folder Activity by Teacher of Superheroes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
PreK - K
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