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How big is my problem?
"How big is my problem" can be used to help students or clients identify the scale of their problem and how they should respond based on the problems' size. This is small enough to tape to desks, or carry in your pocket!
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7 Key Supreme Court Cases You Need to Know PDF
7 Key Supreme Court Cases You Need to Know — Quick Reference Cheat Sheet (AP Government)Make Supreme Court review fast, visual, and stress-free with this 1–2 page Quick Reference Cheat Sheet covering seven foundational cases every AP Government student must know. Perfect for unit intro, exam review, or ongoing reference, this resource gives students clear summaries of each case’s constitutional issue, key point, and lasting impact—all in a clean, student-friendly layout. ✅ Cases Included Ma
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Civics, Government, U.S. History
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Breakfast & Lunch images
These real images can be used by your students during mealtime. These images include typical cafeteria foods during breakfast and lunch. Print and laminate to re-use and keep clean.
PreK - 3rd
Sequencing cards
Two short stories to introduce sequencing and practice pre-reading skills. Students may develop logical order and language skills.
PreK - K
Speaking & Listening
Ladybug Ladybird Challenge Card Template
I have used these when working in Year 1 for morning tasks when children arrive into the school, as well as for carousel activities. I simply laminated the border, cut it out and stuck it onto a folded piece of card that could stand up on a table. I left a simple message about the task to complete so that children knew what they were required to do on each table. The border made the messages stand out. This worked especially well considering that the class I worked in was called 'Ladybird' class
K - 3rd
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Place Value
Speech Schedule
This is a very basic "plan" and "play" schedule. This is great for setting up expectations in the therapy room and allowing the child to see what will be happening in the session that day. This is also a great motivator for the child to complete tasks in order to obtain a desired object or game.
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