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100-Square Art: Activity Cards for Reinforcing Fractions, Decimals, and Percents
Here's a fun, creative way for students to review fractions, decimals, and percents. (See following note about percents.) Students color a 100-square grid to make a colorful piece of art. They then record each color as a number (out of 100) and express that amount as a fraction, decimal, and percent. (Note: If percents aren't part of your curriculum, you can still use this resource. Activities have been differentiated so that you can use them with students who have been introduced to fractions
3rd - 6th
Decimals, Fractions, Visual Arts
Writing Task Cards - Legos
Writing is not always the most exciting subject for elementary students, building and creating can increase student engagement throughout the process! Lego Writing Task cards have been designed to allow the creative juices to flow and get students excited about writing. Each task card has differentiated instructions to ensure the needs of all students are met!
2nd - 6th
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Visual Arts
CCSS
W.2.1
, W.2.3
, W.3.1
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Question Discrimination Level 2 Intermediate |Data Sheet Included| ABA & Speech
This visual resource is designed to help children build question discrimination skills (Level 2) through structured, hands-on practice. The product includes 2 organized sets, each containing 10 visuals, for a total of 20 images. Each set targets an essential intermediate discrimination skill by requiring learners to differentiate between three question types rather than two, increasing attending demands and flexible responding: • Animal vs. Sound vs. Color (two sets) – Learners discriminat
1st - 4th
Visual Arts
Visual Arts Creative Task Cards Set Drawing Picture Task Cards for Years 4-7
Task Cards Set for Visual Arts
Creative Picture Thinking Task Cards for Years 4-7
There are two ways that I use these cards with my students:The first way is for the students to copy their picture from a task card and then incorporate the task card picture into a larger picture.
The second way is to ask the students to look at their card and write down what the picture could be/looks like to them. With younger students you can start with 3 or 4 ideas and increase the amount of ideas they rec
4th - 7th
Art, Visual Arts
Mental Health Awareness Task Cards | SEL Activities Decision-Making & Wellness
Most students are told how to behave… 👉 But not how to handle their emotions. That’s where problems start. This resource gives students something more powerful: 👉 Real situations 👉 Real feelings 👉 Real choicesSo they learn what to do in the moment. 🌱 WHAT THIS BUILDS: Students practice how to respond when they feel: Shy Frustrated Left out Nervous Overwhelmed Example: “You feel frustrated because your work is hard…” 👉 Do they quit… or take a deep breath and try again? That’s
PreK - 8th
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning, Visual Arts
Clay Task Cards - 15 Techniques for Art centers & Reggio Inspired classrooms
This set of 15 Clay Technique Task Cards are designed for Art Centers & Reggio classrooms. Suitable for Preschool age and older. Each card features a clear visual prompt/image of hands demonstrating a fundamental clay skill—perfect for guiding students as they explore and create with clay. Techniques include: ✔ Squeezing ✔ Pinching ✔ Rolling ✔ Coiling ✔ Cutting ✔ Making balls and more!
PreK - 6th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
End of Year Celebration Social Skills WH Questions | SEL Discussion & Classroom
The last week of school always feels special.Students laugh more. They talk about summer. They remember funny moments from the year.But during all the excitement, I realized something important: The end of the year is also the perfect time to help students reflect on: ✔ kindness ✔ friendship ✔ teamwork ✔ classroom behavior So instead of another worksheet, we started having conversations. Simple WH questions like: 👉 “Why is it important to include everyone at a celebration?” 👉 “What shoul
PreK - 8th
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning, Visual Arts
ZOO Animals Play Doh Mats - DIY Playdough Mats - Fine Motor Play Dough Cards
The ZOO Animals Play Doh Mats are a fun and interactive way to teach young children about different types of animals found in the zoo. This set includes 24 colorful mats, each featuring a different animal. Children can use play dough or other moldable materials to create the animals on each mat, which can help them learn about different types of animals in a hands-on way. These mats are perfect for use in a classroom or at home and can help children develop important fine motor skills while lear
PreK - 4th
Other (ELA), Visual Arts
Kindness Cards Exchange – Classroom Community Building Activity for All Grades
💖 Transform Your Classroom into a Kindness Zone with This Heartwarming Card Exchange! Ready to build a positive, supportive classroom community? This print-and-go Kindness Cards Exchange is the perfect activity to encourage empathy, gratitude, and connection among your students—no prep required! 🌈 Why Your Students Will Love This:✨ Anonymous & Inclusive – Every student gives and receives kindness🖊️ Guided Prompts – Easy sentence starters like “You are kind because...” and “Thank you for help
PreK - 5th
Creative Writing, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
SHAPES Non-interlocking 3, 4, 5-piece puzzles
This is a group of non-interlocking puzzles created from fun face shapes. Each shape is divided into either 3 piece, 4, piece, or 5 piece puzzle. These puzzles are non-interlocking and require the learner to visually pay attention to the shape and recreate the shape by placing the pieces together. There is a transparent template for each shape if needed to help with the teaching of this skill.
PreK - 12th
Visual Arts
Art Discussion Cards for Critiques | Talk about Art Task Cards Questions Gallery
This set of 30 cards contains questions that can used for art critiques (peer to peer critique or self-reflection) or discussions about famous artworks. Are you looking for prompts for double next gallery walk? Questions such as "What sounds would you hear if you were in this picture?" and "What do you think the artist was trying to say?" will have students analyzing, wondering and discussing artwork. They are also perfect to use for writing activities. (Artwork not included! Choose your own
4th - 7th
Art History, Creative Writing, Visual Arts
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