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Percent Delay and Age Calculator
A must have for Early Intervention and play-based assessments, but can also be used for any discipline that needs to calculate a child's chronological age for testing purposes.Calculate the age of a child in years, months and determine the percent delay. Very easy to use....just enter your information into the green boxes and everything is calculated automatically.To calculate the age of the child, enter the date of birth and your testing date. To calculate the percent delay, enter the child's a
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Interactive Color Name Quiz
Simply click on the color that matches the word! "Correct!" will display if the right answer is selected, and "Oops! Try again!" displays if the incorrect answer is chosen. This self-guided quiz includes: blue, red, green, gray, orange, yellow, black, pink, brown, white, and purple! Children receive instant feedback on their answers. If using this product to check colorblindness, watch the child's responses for blue, red, green, orange, and gray. If using this product as flash cards, print mu
PreK - 3rd
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Goal and Reflection Sheet for Student Tests
Students write their life goal for after they graduate from high school. Then, they write a percent goal for their test and make a plan to reach their goal a week before they take the test. Next, the teacher grades their test and reflects on their progress and gives feedback. Finally, students are given their test back. Students read the teacher's reflection, write a reflection themselves, and then set a new goal for the next test.
3rd - 6th
Character Education, For All Subjects
Action Verb Cards for Sentence Building SAMPLE with AAC
Action pictures for sentence building is a SAMPLE set of everyday actions with real life photos. An action is the movement of a person or an object. This set focuses on the basic sentence pattern of Agent + Action + Object. Use the AAC Semantic Symbols which go with each photo. The use of Semantic Symbols is a strategy to help students identify elements in the photo & provide a clue for building a sentence in sequential order. For that reason the target photo remains as the action. There a
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