Adaptive Connection

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Rogersville, Missouri, United States

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This is my second year in Special Education Life Skills! This means that I have worked with students varying in learning levels and needs. I typically work with students with High Needs. I started creating resources for myself and wanted to share them with others! This includes MAP-A aligned and AAC adaptable lessons.

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I SPY Phonics

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Adaptive Connection

Students use the words to find the pictures. Fun ISpy game to work on phonics! The words include blends, digraphs, and vowel teams. This helps students connect correct spelling of words. Also, this helps with vocabulary, ex. “ the plant is next to the swing”, “the stop sign is red”. These can be used in the power point or printed out and put in a reusable sleeve with a dry erase marker.

K - 2nd

Balanced Literacy, Reading, Vocabulary

Vowel Blends & Digraph Reading

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Adaptive Connection

Students use the picture to choose from a multiple choice of four word spellings. A fun activity would be a fun pointer and students choose the correct spellings. Students can use alphabet letters or white boards to spell the words. These slides include words with blends, digraphs, and vowel blends. These slides can be used in a variety of levels for students varying with needs.

K - 1st

Balanced Literacy, Reading Strategies, Spelling

Phonics Cards

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Adaptive Connection

This is a great way to help students with blends and digraphs. Print as flash cards or use as slide show presentation.

1st - 2nd

Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies

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Based on the needs of my students, I have more success with hands on and real life activities. I use visuals and phrases along with the hierarchy of prompting to allow independence for each student. Some of my students use AAC devices, I strive to adapt lessons that connect with AAC users. I prefer real life learning activities compared to worksheets. This is what works best for my teaching style and the type of students that I work with!