Amanda Nolan

A simple picture menu with questions to help students learn and practice ordering and paying. A great way for students to become familiar with ordering off of a menu, as well as identifying how much money the items cost, and paying with either exact change, or using the dollar over method. Questions include identifying single prices, spelling/writing practice, word problems adding two and three different menu items, and creating their own orders. Great for students in special education at any le

Simple picture directions to use with a bowling addition game, and the worksheet is included! Just set up bowling pins, give the students a ball, and let the fun begin! Could also be used to incorporate math into a PE bowling unit!

A simple picture menu with questions to help students learn and practice ordering and paying. A great way for students to become familiar with ordering off of a menu, as well as identifying how much money the items cost, and paying with exact dollar amounts. Questions include identifying single prices, spelling/writing practice, word problems adding two and three different menu items, and creating their own orders. Great for students in special education at any level, family consumer science cla

A social story to help students learn how to appropriately play with blocks. This story has students stack five blocks. Useful for students in preschool, early intervention, or kindergarten students. Can also be helpful for students with special needs who are struggling to use materials appropriately. *Print 1 sided; the pages are not in the correct order - sorry!

Two great activities about everyone's favorite: chocolate! One activity designed to help students create and analyze the data on a bar graph, and one logic puzzle! You will need to provide your own mini chocolates. Great activities to use with Chocolate Fever or The Chocolate Touch.

I Can statements can be used to let students know what they are working on during the day.

Give students a pile of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies, and then they can use these worksheets to answer questions about the coins. It can be used as a whole group lesson, math center, or an assessment. Questions include sorting coins and counting (one to one correspondence), spelling/writing practice, and adding up mixed coins. Great for students with special needs of any age, English Language Learners, elementary math lessons or centers, and homeschooling!

This two page document has space to write a book read each night, a math activity for each night, how many minutes each activity is practiced, and parent signature. It also has a place for the student to create a behavior and academic goal for the week, and then reflect on if they met their goal or not at the end of the week. The second page contains a space for a written response to one of the books read during the week, and a reflection of the week including favorite part and two things learne