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FFA Horse Evaluation Flipbook

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I made this resource for my students one time and they have made me make more ever since. This flipbook is the perfect size for them to put in their purse/bag and study at home, work or anywhere they can. All things they need to know to be successful in the CDE are included and then the exam questions are from the past 5 years. Everything in one easy resource. Print them, laminate and put on a binder ring and your kids will thank you! And then collect them at the end and you will have them for y

9th - 12th

Editable Visual Timetable / Daily Schedule

Created by

Anne Lighten

This (7 page) timetable document ALLOWS FOR EDITING. Pictures and activity names can be edited to suit the needs of the student and school context. There are a total of 130 activity cards available. Please note the size and details of activity cards are best suited for grades 3 - 12, however page sizes can be enlarged when printing if desired. Subject cards include ALL the following, morning greetings, morning fitness, rest time, assembly, garden, story time, inside, wet weather, toilet, bath

3rd - 12th

Tool Safety Permit - Checklist

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Bair's Classroom

This is an ID tag that identifies the tools students are certified to use. Upon completion of approved safety instruction, 100% proficiency on safety tests, proficiency in identifying major parts and components, and a safely executed student demonstration/operation of the tool; a punch is provided upon this card that must be worn at all times via a quick clip.

9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Also included in: Woodworking Safety Lecture & Test

Simple picture words

Created by

Leslie Tounzen

I am a TA for an autistic, non-verbal child with limited fine motor skills. She can't or won't use sign language. I developed this program of picture words for communication. I cut the individual pictures into cards and laminated them. The student will point to or pick up the appropriate card so that her wants and needs are known. The pictures are simple and bright, as she is also visually impaired. She picked up the idea right away since the symbols make sense. I believe that this form of co

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