Amanda's Visuals

This is a great way to teach/visualize how to retell a story. It is used for each book in my preschool special education classroom.

A great resource to teach emotions and what "zone" your students may be feeling.

Great resource to refer to for green and red choices in the early childhood classroom.

Teach your students about main idea and supporting details using this awesome visual

These book is designed to help students learn color words in my preschool special education classroom. I colored the big color word and left the small matching color word black and white so that students had to actually look and match the letters of each word.

Work on fine motor skills, color recognition, attention, and more with this Easter bundle pack.

Great social story to teach why children need to keep their hands to themselves. Has great pictures of different ways that students might touch a friend that makes them sad. Unfortunately, there is a glitch in the software that puts a blank page in between each page of the social story, so there is a blank page within the social story.

Use these bears to help teach shapes. Before you do anything, laminate and then cut the bears arms and legs (to later match) and put the bear back together. The child has to match the real life shapes to the appropriate shape located on each bear's belly.

Numbers 1-12 Count and Clip Cards. Great activity to go along with the Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons book.

This activity was designed to help my special education preschool students learn number words. Students can match the small picture card to the big card for number words 1-10.

Some visuals to help young children learn their personal information. I have included a blank page so that you can customize to each child.

Sort the Easter eggs into the correct basket

can you find all the Easter objects??

Use these catchy attention grabbers with a visual to engage your students. The file includes: two classroom posters as well as the matching lanyard cards to use on the go.

Two different calm down visuals to utilize in your early childhood classroom. 1--"Smell the flower, blow out the candle." 2--Mountain Breathing: Breathe in, Breathe out, Breath in, Breathe out...

can be used for tracing or cutting practice

Match the color to the color word

Great resource to use bear counters to practice counting 1:1

Great activity to use for learning shapes and to practice counting.

Great back to school counting activity to help with 1:1 correspondence.