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Blueberry Patch

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Maple Park, Illinois, United States
About the store
Lauren is the creator behind Blueberry Patch Resources. This store specializes in providing teachers the visuals, supports, and practice their students need to be successful. As a current special education teacher, these resources are constantly being used with students and updated to increase the outcome of the lesson and/or skill. My Teaching Experience: This is my 9th year of teaching special education. My first three years of teaching took place in a therapeutic day school setting. I have first-hand experience teaching functional skills and the importance of incorporating social emotional learning. After three years, I become a resource teacher and case manager at a public school in Illinois. Now, I teach K-2 students through pull-out interventions, push-in co-teaching models, and indirect supports. I have had specific training in multi-sensory systematic reading and social learning. I can't wait to share my successes with you, and I hope your students benefit from them like mine do each year.
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Preview of Missing Addend Mystery Book

Missing Addend Mystery Book

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Calling all number detectives. Students will have over 19 problems working with missing addends, missing parts, and true/false statements. Students will have space to show their thinking. Focus Statements: I can find missing addends. I can demonstrate the function of an equal sign. I can make true statements. Pages 3-10: Finding Missing Addends Pages 11-18: Finding Missing Parts in a Subtraction Problem Pages 19-23: True/False Statements If you like this resource, click the follow button
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About the store

Experience

Lauren is the creator behind Blueberry Patch Resources. This store specializes in providing teachers the visuals, supports, and practice their students need to be successful. As a current special education teacher, these resources are constantly being used with students and updated to increase the outcome of the lesson and/or skill. My Teaching Experience: This is my 9th year of teaching special education. My first three years of teaching took place in a therapeutic day school setting. I have first-hand experience teaching functional skills and the importance of incorporating social emotional learning. After three years, I become a resource teacher and case manager at a public school in Illinois. Now, I teach K-2 students through pull-out interventions, push-in co-teaching models, and indirect supports. I have had specific training in multi-sensory systematic reading and social learning. I can't wait to share my successes with you, and I hope your students benefit from them like mine do each year.

Teaching style

My teaching style is a prefect blend of teacher facilitated lessons and student focused lessons. I believe that my students with IEP require a certain level of direct-instruction to make measurable gains. With that being said, my students have a lot of voice and choice when I create these worksheets and visuals for them.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Golden Apple Scholar

My own education history

I have a masters in Curriculum and Instruction. Through this program, I have been able to refine my planning as a teacher and as a teacherpreneur bring you all the best supports, visuals and resources possible. I have taken various graduate classes specifically in reading and writing instruction. I have a dual certification in elementary and special education from Aurora University.

Additional biographical information

I am an overly caffeinated helicopter dog mom. I enjoy creating resources, baking, and spending time by the water. During the school year, I am a strong believer of Starbuck Fridays, Self-Care Saturdays and a healthy dose of Sunday Scares. During the summer, I can be found kayaking, floating in the pool with a good book, or on an adventure with Rudolph (my dog).