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Getting Change from $100 – Subtracting with Regrouping (Graphic Organizers) Help students build real-world money skills with this engaging resource focused on subtracting decimals from $100.00 using regrouping (borrowing)! This lesson uses structured place value graphic organizers (hundreds, tens, ones, tenths, hundredths) to guide students step-by-step through the process of subtracting money amounts—especially when regrouping across multiple zeros is required. Students practice a practical li

11 page book; two levels with icons to go over sitting social story or as a functional communication (first level - sit verb repeated: second level - sit verb plus place nouns) You can have students match icons to the picture or words either by giving them two options or all the options. Note: one does say "to visit" vs "to talk"; this was an adaption I forgot to update, but the icons are similar enough that the students should be able to connect. I use with any age. You will have to put it tog

Letter Elimination Game – A Fun Word & Vocabulary Game Inspired by “Words on the Street”Looking for a fun, fast-paced word game that gets students thinking creatively and spelling accurately? This Letter Elimination Game is a simplified, classroom-friendly version of Words on the Street — perfect for literacy centers, small groups, or early-finishers! Students take turns thinking of words that fit a category (like pizza toppings or animals). Each time they use a letter, they move it one step

Uses special interest Sonic characters with number line 0-50. Has multiple games to play and can be used as a tool. 50 rings included and 8 characters with 30 cards (addition subtraction word problems for characters. Items needed to make everything: dice, file folder, graph, tables, lamination, scissors, velcro small circles (sticky), envelope (can attach to back of laminated folder with clear shipping tape for stability/long wear).

quick lesson that I used to work with my middle school students to help with their higher level reading with complex sentences and writing skills. Has common correlative conjunctions that students have to find by highlighting or underlining together through modeling, guided, or small group, or pairs. Then Students have 2 quick practice independently before they are given 8 on their own. Can be used with computer skills as well to learn how to highlight, underline or strike out. No answer key

You will need dice or a virtual dice roller. Has directions and shows steps through example and graphic organizer. Practice continues with support and steps, with less steps as you go until the student is able to practice without as many supports.

Dividing Fractions with Unlike Denominators Quick Review with Steps, Examples, Practice Problems including word problems 3 stepsexample of each using steps calculation and word problem6 calculations4 word problems with written prompting to break down word problems: operation needed, information needed, equation to solveanswer key included.Use as a quick refresher or for those students who have limited patience

Multiplying Fractions with Unlike Denominators Quick Review with Steps, Examples, Practice Problems including word problems 3 stepsexample of each using steps calculation and word problem6 calculations3 word problems with written prompting to break down word problems: operation needed, information needed, equation to solveanswer key included.Use as a quick refresher or for those students who have limited patience

Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators Quick Review with Steps, Examples, Practice Problems including word problems 4 stepsexample of each using steps addition, subtraction, word problem2 of each addition and subtraction calculations3 word problems with written prompting to break down word problems: operation needed, information needed, equation to solveanswer key included.Use as a quick refresher or for those students who have limited patience

Directions: You will need to have this exact board book: ISBN 978-1-4814-9502-8 Print out icons in color.Laminate.Cut out icons - try to remember the order as they are in order on the page Left to Right, Top to Bottom.Sticky Velcro on the icon and on the book.  Try not to cover up anything on the book page. (soft side goes on book, rough on icon)Read with student - taking off the icons and having them place them as you read.  You can adapt this to different levels.  You can have student choose

Commas have 5 rules. There is an anchor chart for students to use and start your quick simple lesson. Includes the rule and an example. Then there is a page for practice of each rule. It includes an example you would do together with the child to put into practice the expectation and after, there are 3 for the student to try to get correct feedback immediately. At the end, there is a 10-sentence paragraph that includes each rule in each of the ten sentences. Students will need to read thro

can print in black and white or color (more realistic for those who struggle to identify by sight)only one version sheet - I gave two in case you wanted more than one printed off at a timeeach coin has front of coin, back of coin, and coin value. students have to identify which color they are using in legendeach coin has 12 times within the sheet to identifycan use with 4 dot-a-dot markers or any 4 other markers/crayons/colored pencils (they could x out)can use as a center or assessment

Has Anchor Chart with Examples and definitionshas cartoon with guided practicehas two rounds of game observation vs inference statements that could be found in everyday conversations. has answer keysfree observation vs inference PowerPoint slide show you can use from my store (it's older - but could still be used and has the same concept). This could be a resource, review or assessment.

Directions for Alpha-Bots Letter Sound Battle-Off Word Building Activity Game (1-6 players): Comes with example to show students and already made printable scoresheets.Materials Needed:Alpha Bots (alphabet letter cards or blocks) made into robotsWord Building Mat (grid or template for organizing letters)Timer (optional for timed rounds)Scoreboards (see attachments - can print off what you need) or Paper to keep track of points/writing down wordsGame Setup:Place all Alpha Bots made into robots i

Directions: You can print it out in color and black or white.  You can staple together to make a book.  There are freehand or guided petals to help those who need some support to be independent.You could laminate if you have dry-erase dot-a-dot markers to reuse over and over.  I also punch holes in one side to make it into a book with rings to hold it together.Wet or dry erase markers or dotters - I would have the laminated book wiped clean within a timely manner as they can at times stain depen

can be used with Lakeshore Go Fishing playset or without. Laminate book.  Cut out the 10-color fish.  Apply soft velcro side to the book inside the fishbowl on each page and rough velcro to each fish icon.  Also the velcro icons could be attached to each fish so the child has to take the icon off and put it into the book. Students will read the book and go fishing.  As they catch each color, they will identify which color and put that fish color in each bowl in the order they catch the fish. If

Print out in color or black white.  You can use for cut/paste activity or laminate for more repetition/independent activity.You can provide differentiation levels based on the student’s ability level such as just counting and putting in order without any other guided notes within the graphic organizers.  You can also use it to make it more challenging once a student has mastered the guided notes such as balls with numbers vs balls without numbers.You can also use dry erase or wet erase markers i

Directions: (can be used many ways, differentiation levels, and repetitively) You can print out in color or black white.  You can staple together if not laminating or if laminating you can punch holes in one side to make into a book with rings to hold together.If you do not laminate - you can have students use markers or dot markers or stamps.If you laminate - you can have students draw with dry erase markers or wet erase markers.  I would have them wipe clean within a timely manner as they can

This is an interactive book. You will need to put in some work to set up. Once you do, you can use it multiple ways with multiple students and it is easy to clean. You can use it with a student or the student can do it independently. Helps with word recognition, colors, reading comprehension, verbal comprehension, choices, etc. You will need to cut out, laminate, and put sticky Velcro. So there should be three soft sides of Velcro on each page such as the rabbit in each box and then the rou

Cut and Paste the planets into their orbits around the sun. I have available from both sides if one student isn't able to take it out of learned order vs those with higher conceptual that can do the opposite. The planets are smaller to cut out in order to fit on the orbits. I also recommend putting a letter or number to help identify the order if needed. Can be used as a teaching tool; assessment; fine motor activity. I also left an extra orbit ring space for the asteroid belt that splits t