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Identifying Emotions, Facial Expressions & Nonverbal Communication, Language
Increase skills for identifying and describing emotions using this emotional learning deck! Improve social cue inferencing and reasoning using multiple choice and free response activities. ⭐️ Identifying Emotions & Feelings 24 emotions to identify with multiple choice19 emotions to describe with free response2 writing/talking activities per emotion for free response slidesEmotions including happy, sad, angry, silly, surprised, excited, shy, calm, worried, proud, and more!➡️ Targeted Skills I
1st - 3rd
Social Emotional Learning
Emotions, Feelings, Facial Expressions, Identifying Pragmatic Emotional Learning
Increase skills for identifying and describing emotions using these emotional learning decks! Improve social cue inferencing and reasoning using multiple choice and free response activities. Real pictures and cartoons are included to help increase understanding of emotions. Improve identifying emotions, feelings, and facial expressions with these social skills and pragmatics resources! ⭐️ Emotions & Feelings - Real Pictures 40 real life pictures3 wh- questions for every pictureFree response p
1st - 4th
Other (ELA), Social Emotional Learning
Identifying Common Objects Boom Cards™
Increase your child's vocabulary of common objects by clicking on the picture that matches the object shown on the previous card. This deck contains 35 pictures of common objects that you can teach your child. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT BOOM™ :Upon purchase, you will receive a PDF which contains instructions on how to create a Boom Learning account and how you can access the product via Boom Learning
PreK - 1st
I Spy: Action Words Boom Cards™
Increase your child's vocabulary of action words by clicking on the picture that matches the action shown on the magnifying glass. This deck contains common action words that you can teach your child. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT BOOM™ :Upon purchase, you will receive a PDF which contains instructions on how to create a Boom Learning account and how you can access the product via Boom Learning website.
PreK - 2nd
I Spy: Actions at the park Boom Cards™
Increase your child's vocabulary of action words using this activity. This deck contains common action words that you can teach your child. Select the action among the 4 choices provided. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT BOOM™ :Upon purchase, you will receive a PDF which contains instructions on how to create a Boom Learning account and how you can access the product via Boom Learning website. Boom Learni
PreK - 2nd
Life Skills Task Box: Measuring
Practice cooking and life skills with this interactive task box! To complete: Students choose a task card (6 levels of difficulty included), select the correct measuring utensil (measuring spoon or measuring cup), measure the rice, and pour it into the bowl. What you need to assemble this task box: -Task cards included in this download -Measuring cups -Measuring spoons -Rice -Bowl This resource includes 6 color-coded levels of difficulty. Select the level that is best for each student, incr
9th - 12th
Animal Walks ~ Yoga Cards: Self-Reg, Brain Breaks, Gross Motor, Core Strength #2
Animal Walks for Increasing Energy & Focus While Moving Through Space. Are you interested in increasing the focus, concentration, working memory, body awareness, executive function, and self-regulation of your students? Would you like a quick and easy, no-plan, grab-and-go gross motor activity? Do you need to lead gross motor groups within a small space? You can use Animal movement posters hung on the wall of a classroom or sensory room. Hand-held cards can be pulled out for a quick brain br
PreK - 2nd
Physical Education
Sensory Task Cards-Vestibular Input
Help your students increase their vestibular input skills with these Vestibular Sensory Task Cards. If the vestibular system is under-developed or there are processing problems, you might see these difficulties in a child: Difficulty sitting stillPoor handwritingPoor core strengthPoor balancePoor motor planningDifficulty problem solvingPoor organizational skillsPoor attentionClumsinessVestibular activities can be extremely calming and soothing or may be very stimulating and arousing. To figure
Not Specific
Also included in: Special Education Teacher Resource Bundle-#9
Apple Themed Shapes PlayDoh Cards, Play Dough Activity, Toddler, Preschool, PreK
Grab this printable and make this apple themed shapes Play Dough activity cards. These visual cards make the learning process fun and engaging. Use these toddler activities to increase interaction with children in homeschool learning. Perfect fall time activity for the kids. Includes 11 cardsCard dimensions: 3.8" x 5" approximately❤️ LIST OF SHAPES ❤️Circle, Oval, Triangle, Square, Rectangle, Diamond, Star, Heart, Pentagon, Hexagon, Octagon ❤️ MY STORE ❤️Please check out my store for more learni
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Sensory Task Cards- Fine Motor
Help your students increase their fine motor skills with these Fine Motor Sensory Task Cards. Explore and use these 30 fine motor activities in a sensory room, special needs classroom or in a general education setting. Fine motor skills are essential for performing everyday skills like self care tasks and academic skills. Without the ability to complete these every day tasks, a child’s self esteem can suffer and their academic performance is compromised. The activities on these task cards can
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Also included in: Sensory Room Task Card Bundle - Special Education
Sensory Task Cards-Proprioception
Help your students increase their vestibular input skills with these Proprioception Input Sensory Task Cards. Proprioception sounds like a crazy word, but it simply refers to the body’s ability to understand where it is in space without looking. When we lift our arms, kick out our legs, or clap our hands, our bodies understand that our limbs and body parts are in these positions and performing these tasks. Children with proprioceptive dysfunction are unable to move and use their body effectivel
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Also included in: Special Education Teacher Resource Bundle-#9
Sensory Task Cards-Visual Input
Help your students increase their visual input skills with these Visual Input Sensory Task Cards. The Visual System is our bodies' ability to make sense of the world using our sense of sight. Just to name a few, the visual system is responsible for letter/number recognition, peripheral vision, spatial relationships, hand/eye coordination, reading and pre-reading skills, focus, and attention to detail. The problem occurs when a child is either over or under responsive to receiving information fr
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Also included in: Sensory Task Cards Bundle
Sensory Task Cards-Listening
Help your students increase their listening skills with these Listening Sensory Task Cards. When a child or adolescent cannot listen and follow directions as well as their peers, they are at risk for academic and emotional problems. Some children have trouble understanding what other people around them are saying. Children with listening problems may actually have trouble with: Comprehending speech and languagePaying attentionMaking sense of soundsFiltering important sounds from all the other
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Also included in: Sensory Room Task Card Bundle - Special Education
Sensory Task Cards-Tactile
Help your students increase their tactile skills with these Tactile Sensory Task Cards. When the Tactile Sense is fully functioning, children are secure and organized enough in their bodies to be able to attend and respond to all of the other sensory information they encounter each day. These cards share some of my favorite activities to promote the development of the tactile system through sensory play. Explore and use these 30 tactile activities in a sensory room, special needs classroom or i
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Also included in: Sensory Task Cards Bundle
Sensory Task Cards-Tactile
Help your students increase their tactile skills with these Tactile Sensory Task Cards. When the Tactile Sense is fully functioning, children are secure and organized enough in their bodies to be able to attend and respond to all of the other sensory information they encounter each day. These cards share some of my favorite activities to promote the development of the tactile system through sensory play. Explore and use these 30 gross motor activities in a sensory room, special needs classroom
Not Specific
Also included in: Sensory Room Task Card Bundle - Special Education
Sensory Task Cards-Vestibular Input
Help your students increase their vestibular input skills with these Vestibular Sensory Task Cards. If the vestibular system is under-developed or there are processing problems, you might see these difficulties in a child: Difficulty sitting stillPoor handwritingPoor core strength Poor balancePoor motor planning Difficulty problem solvingPoor organizational skillsPoor attentionClumsinessVestibular activities can be extremely calming and soothing or may be very stimulating and arousing. To figur
Not Specific
Also included in: Sensory Room Task Card Bundle - Special Education
Sensory Task Cards-Visual Input
Help your students increase their visual input skills with these Visual Input Sensory Task Cards. The Visual System is our bodies' ability to make sense of the world using our sense of sight. Just to name a few, the visual system is responsible for letter/number recognition, peripheral vision, spatial relationships, hand/eye coordination, reading and pre-reading skills, focus, and attention to detail. The problem occurs when a child is either over or under responsive to receiving information f
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For All Subjects
Also included in: Sensory Room Task Card Bundle - Special Education
Fine Motor Skills Practice 2
Fun workbook to increase fine motor skills! If you like this, check out my other products!
PreK - 12th
Sensory Task Cards-Gross Motor
Help your students increase their gross motor skills with these Gross Motor Sensory Task Cards. Explore and use these 20 gross motor activities in a sensory room, special needs classroom or in a general education setting. All students need to develop gross motor skills to give them the confidence to move around safely and easily interact with their surroundings while boosting their self-esteem and allowing them to feel more in control of their surroundings. These activities can be used for ALL
Not Specific
Also included in: Sensory Room Task Card Bundle - Special Education
Sensory Task Cards-Fine Motor
Help your students increase their fine motor skills with these Fine Motor Sensory Task Cards. Explore and use these 30 fine motor activities in a sensory room, special needs classroom or in a general education setting. Fine motor skills are essential for performing everyday skills like self care tasks and academic skills. Without the ability to complete these every day tasks, a child’s self esteem can suffer and their academic performance is compromised. The activities on these task cards can b
Not Specific
Also included in: Special Education Teacher Resource Bundle-#9
Sensory Task Cards-Auditory
Help your students increase their auditory input skills with these Auditory Sensory Task Cards. Children with healthy auditory systems are able to respond to sounds naturally, follow verbal directions from their teacher or parent, and filter out sounds that are not important. Children with an auditory deficit may be hypersensitive (scared) or hyposensitive (does not notice) to sounds. To figure out what activities are helpful for each student use this • Sensory Diet Planning GuideExplore and us
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Also included in: Sensory Task Cards Bundle
Sensory Task Cards-Auditory Input
Help your students increase their auditory input skills with these Auditory Sensory Task Cards. Children with healthy auditory systems are able to respond to sounds naturally, follow verbal directions from their teacher or parent, and filter out sounds that are not important. Children with an auditory deficit may be hypersensitive (scared) or hyposensitive (does not notice) to sounds. To figure out what activities are helpful for each student use this • Sensory Diet Planning Guide Explore and
Not Specific
Also included in: Sensory Room Task Card Bundle - Special Education
Sensory Task Cards-Body Sense
Help your students increase their body sense skills with these Body Sense Sensory Task Cards. Body sense is knowing where our body is in space and how it relates to the rest of the world. Children with a dysfunction in this area are unable to move and use their body effectively, and can become easily frustrated, give up, and lose self-confidence. To figure out what activities are helpful for each student use this • Sensory Diet Planning Guide Explore and use these 15 body sense activities in
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Also included in: Sensory Room Task Card Bundle - Special Education
Sensory Task Cards- Gross Motor
Help your students increase their gross motor skills with these Gross Motor Sensory Task Cards. Explore and use these 20 gross motor activities in a sensory room, special needs classroom or in a general education setting. All students need to develop gross motor skills to give them the confidence to move around safely and easily interact with their surroundings while boosting their self-esteem and allowing them to feel more in control of their surroundings. These activities can be used for ALL
Not Specific
Also included in: Sensory Task Cards Bundle
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