Able to Bloom

This file comes with a graphic organizer for your students that are able to write and an adapted cut and paste for your other students that can cut and paste. Each graphic organizer includes title, materials needed, and steps for first, next, then, and last. We also used our how to essays to follow along and make/do the activities we wrote about! The three prompts included are... How to Blow A Bubble How to Make S'mores How to Make Hot Chocolate

This file includes a graphic organizer for persuasive writing and an adapted cut and paste. Students are able to write their responses or cut and paste in order. The graphic organizers include an Oreo visual. I have a persuasive writing poster that has O for opinion, R for reason, E for example, and O for opinion. It is a great visual for students to use as a tool. Writing topics include... Pizza VS Hamburgers Cats VS Dogs

This activity uses two Pixar Shorts to go along with the worksheet. Have your students view One Man Band and Piper (you can find the shorts on veto or youtube). The students will then answer questions to help them make inferences. There is a fill in graphic organizer and options for cut and paste for your level one and two students.

This is a dollar up activity worksheet. This can be a great practice for students working on the dollar up method!

An easy and cost effective gift for students to take home that can be remembered all year! I laminate and add a piece of magnetic tape to the back so that it can be hung on the fridge. You can also add string for displaying as well. You can have students add drawings to the left of each calendar or do fingerprint art. I included my list below of easy fingerprint art that we add for each month. Thank you for purchasing and I hope you enjoy!

Students can practice the dollar up method and life skills with this dollar up diner worksheet!

An adapted activity for students to identify healthy foods!

A colorful first and then that can be used on desks, tables, activity boxes, and more!

This sign can be used as a great visual to let your students know the computers are closed. We placed velcro at the top of the computer screen to make this sign easily removable!

A simple choice board to hang up for an individual students or all students! Just add velcro and pictures!