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✰ Sentence Comprehension: Level One:Use these 15 cut and paste worksheets to encourage your students to learn basic sentence comprehension skills. They are a fun way to introduce the skill or to continue practice. Students are asked to read one sentence at a time and match the correct pictures to them. Great for special education--especially designed for children with autism! If this looks too easy, check out:Sentence Comprehension: Level Two or Sentence Comprehension: Level ThreeOR check o

☆Behavior Consequence: "If, Then" Statement Puzzles: Includes 10 sets, for a total of 20 puzzle pieces. Great as an aid for students to learn through words and visuals consequences for both positive and negative behaviors. Various options for use: 1. Students cut out each set of puzzle pieces. Then, they mix up the pieces and practice matching them. Put the cards into the “If, Then Pocket” for storage when finished. 2. The puzzle pieces can also be used as a center activity (laminate for

✬✯✰ Practice Counting Coin Combinations!Includes:• Counting dimes & pennies combinations o 4 worksheets adding dime and penny combinations and 2 worksheets adding candy using dime and penny combinations Counting nickels & pennies combinations o 4 worksheets adding nickel and penny combinations and 2 worksheets adding candy using nickel and penny combinations Counting quarters & pennies combinations o 4 worksheets adding quarter and penny combinations and 2 worksheets adding toys using quarter

Great for Back to School Rules, Social Studies: Learning about Laws, and Comparing Rules vs. Laws. Ideal for students with special needs and children with autism because picture symbols are used! Can be used as a cut/ paste or a center's activity! Includes Standards! ★ Instructions and Description:1. Go over each rule or law and its meaning with students. 2. Have students cut out the word cards and picture cards. If printed in black/ white, have students color picture cards. 3. Have students

✶ Fantastic to Teach Basic Comprehension Skills!!Includes basic, visually oriented, differentiated worksheets to help students master and differentiate between "who," "what," "when," and "where" using visuals to enhance understanding. These worksheets are great for students with autism and other disabilities or for young learners. Great assessment tool as well! ✬ This package includes:•4 posters (Who, What, When, Where) •10 worksheets for Who •10 worksheets for What •10 worksheets for When •1

★This product can be used anytime during the school year, but is a great introductory unit to get to know your students! Great idea to display for Back to School Night! Also, great for a Social Studies Unit! If your students are unable to tell you all information needed, send home the questionnaire on the following page for parents/ guardians to complete. ★ Product is differentiated! As a special education teacher, differentiation is my specialty!! This being said, there are two copies

✰ Synonym and Antonym Bundle!!! Get two great products for less! Includes:Building Vocabulary- Antonyms:16 Antonym Cut and Pastes: Match the antonyms to the pictures by cutting and pasting the antonym pairs under the appropriate picture and 16 Antonym Write the Words: Match the antonyms to the pictures by using the word bank to write the antonym pairs under the appropriate picture. Plus, an Antonym List of 30 antonym pairs! Pairs are repeated for practice and mastery. Building Vocabulary- Sy

Students use pictures to sort between who, what, when, and where. There are nine pictures for each category. Great for beginning comprehension skills! Works wonderfully for children with autism and special needs. ✫Directions to make File Folder Games: 1. Glue Who, What, When, & Where pages into a file folder or on cardstock 2. Print the pictures on cardstock 3. Laminate all pages 4. Use Velcro on the Who, What, When, and Where pages and on the pictures 5. Put the pictures in a container and

This includes four spring themed cut and paste activities. Great for developing basic language concepts! I created these activities for my autistic support class because they struggle with the following concepts, which the activities are based on: 1. Match words to pictures 2. Picture association/ Basic analogies 3. Descriptors: Matching pictures to phrases 4. Positional Words: Matching pictures to sentences More Spring products: More seasonal products: Spring Number SenseSpring PrepositionsMo

★☆Sort Between Habitats!! This product includes the Forest, Desert, and Ocean habitats. It provides definitions of each habitat, large, colorful pictures of habitats, pictures of animals (5 animals per habitat) to cut and paste, options for product use (Centers, Group Work, Booklet) an answer key, and a review worksheet. The main activity is sorting: students cut/ paste the animals into their correct habitat. There are two versions per habitat (one real life photo and one clipart version.) C

✰ Do your student struggle with basic comprehension skills?This engaging set of 15 cut and paste activities provide students with the opportunity to learn comprehension skills on their level. Students read two sentences at a time and match each sentence to the correct picture. Level Two is designed to make students look for basic context clues amongst sentences in order to determine which picture fits. ★✯ Is this too hard? Check out: Sentence Comprehension: Level One★✯ Or is it too easy? Chec

Create a Map Includes:☼ Begin by reviewing map symbols using the two “What’s the Map Symbol?” Worksheets ☼ Have students color and cut out the symbols on the “Map Symbols” page ☼ Then, students glue the symbols into the boxes on the “Map Key” sheet • Next, students write what each symbol stands for on the line next to each symbol ☼ Attach the map key to a large, blank sheet of construction paper ☼ Then, have students create a map • Begin by having them draw roads, sidewalks, and pat

Use this visual schedule all day, everyday, year after year! A visual schedule is imperative for children with autism. It helps ease transitions and creates structure/ routine in the classroom. Here are 37 visual schedule pictures that I created and use daily with my students. I update the product whenever I add more pieces in my classroom :) The schedule includes the following: 1. Bathroom 2. Lunch 3. Go Home 4. Morning Work 5. Centers (two different choices) 6. Play Centers (two differen

✰✬✯ Building Vocabulary: Synonyms Includes:12 Synonym Cut and Pastes: Match the synonyms to the pictures by cutting and pasting the synonym pairs under the appropriate picture. 12 Synonym Write the Words: Match the synonyms to the pictures by using the word bank to write the synonym pairs under the appropriate picture. Includes 36 synonym pairs! Pairs are repeated for practice and mastery. Designed using boardmaker. Great for all learners, but very useful for students with special needs and a

Check Out This $ Saving Bundle!! Includes:★ Sentence Comprehension: Level One: Students read one sentence at a time and choose which picture matches the sentence. At this level the sentences are simplistic and are easily matched to the pictures. ★ Sentence Comprehension: Level Two: Students read two sentences at a time and choose which picture matches the sentences. At this level the sentences are easy, but there are two, which make comprehension a bit more difficult. In addition, the picture

Comparing numbers can be an abstract concept for some students. These visually aids are designed to help students learn how to compare and understand number quantities for numbers 0-9. There are four visuals: 1. Greater Than, Less Than, and Equal Signs- defines each and which way the "greater than" and "less than" signs point 2. Similar to the first poster, but each sign is used with numbers to demonstrate use 3. Similar to the second poster, but breaks the concept down further for more str

☆Verbs Bundle Includes differentiated activities: All levels use visuals to help enhance student understanding. Great for all learners! ★Level 1: Match Pictures to Words ☆Level 2: Fill in the Blank ★Level 3: Writing Action Sentences ☆Level 4: Passage Completion *Levels Each Sold Individually: Action Words: Level One Action Words: Level Two Action Words: Level Three Action Words: Level Four You May Also Like: Adjectives Sentence Comprehension Bundle Sentence Comprehension: Level On

☆ Worksheets with Visuals to Practice Language Skills!✦ Set of 20 Worksheets with Two Differentiated Levels:Level 1: Students answer basic Yes/ No Questions, such as "Is this a dog?" They circle Yes or No for each question. Visuals are provided for each question to enhance understanding.Level 2: Students answer a bit more difficult Yes/ No Questions, such as "Can fish live on land?" They circle Yes or No for each question. Visuals are provided with each question to enhance understanding.✰✬✯ Y

Students use visual cues to help them understand when to regroup, and how many digits are used. Great for all students, but especially useful for students with special needs. Includes 10 addition with regrouping worksheets with visual cues and 5 mixed addition worksheets, where students differentiate between when to regroup and not using visual cues. Great for homework, practice, and as an assessment tool. You may also like: Addition and Subtraction BundleSubtraction WorksheetsAddition Worksh

✯✰ Social Skills: Good and Bad Choices in School includes:✫It contains two sorting cut and paste activities where students sort between good and bad choices in the classroom and during lunch/ recess. Also includes worksheets where students write "good" or "bad" under pictures and another set where students circle good choices and X bad choices. Great visuals for students with special needs and autism!! ✫ Great Deal!!! This product sold with another social skills product:Social Skills Bundle✰