Adapted Work

This writing prompt is a perfect task to do over vacation or when students return from break. It can be completed with families or in the classroom. This prompt can be used as a share aloud following school breaks. This prompt has three versions to use in your classroom to ensure all students have access to the task. The first version uses an array of visuals and a cut and paste model. The second version incorporates a writing component. The third version does not have the array of visuals and r

This book is a great September activity, writing prompt, or open house activity. It prompts the students to write about themselves with supports such as lines for writing and an array to choose from. These supports help students visualize answers, spell correctly, and form letters. Additionally, students who are not yet able to independently write can circle choices to answer the questions independently. The visuals are clear and recognizable for students of all ages!

Winter Bingo cards are perfect for literacy centers, whole-class activities, ESL groups, or vocabulary lessons. I use this activity as part of my morning meeting to strengthen seasonal vocabulary use and awareness. Simply print an extra set to be cut and used by the teacher to call squares students need to cover.

This is a free visual that has been a helpful reminder in my classroom. This is especially helpful for new students or students who struggle to stay on task during snack time.