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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

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

Instructions: While you read, underline one fact per paragraph and then summarize into your graphic organizer.Title: Abraham Lincoln: America's 16th PresidentInstructions: I can summarize the text and use a graphic organizer to identify the sequence of events from the above passage.Sentence Support (if you need it)4th grade reading level textSocial Studies, Language Arts 8th grade level3 pagesgraphic organizer includes intro sentence, conclusion and 7 events to sequence

US President Simple Fact Sheet - Internet Search - You could always have them draw a picture to the bottom or have them already printed out for them to add/have student print out. 20 facts to find. Graphic Organizer I had my students with disabilities complete a fact sheet for each president in order - along with watching a short bio video off - and they put together at the end to make a full project. You could also extend this to use as a tool for writing.

15 presidential cabinet depts; special education simple. has word bank (use no spaces inside puzzle). Has answer key.

CNN 10 weekly current events sheet - 3 fast facts and trivia answer Monday through Friday. I used for my special education classroom. 1 page.

Requires Netflix Amend #4 Control video Guided Notes goes along with the video in order. Answer key included. I complete these in sections.

4 pies - 4 different simple common degrees of pie for students to convert degrees to fraction to decimal, then color in diagram. I use for my students with special ed. I also bought pies for them to cut up and eat to go with the exercise. Answer Key included

Has a simple set up for students to complete 3 generations to go with heredity. You can use photos. One side is Maternal and one side is paternal. Could be used as a starting guide to assist with ancestry lookup.

Simple chromosome lesson with pictures that explain how traits are passed down to student. Student can fill out sheet with their traits and then compare to mother, father, or other like a grandparent or uncle. You could have students look at pictures to compare/fill out the chart or have them ask their relations. Super easy and quick within one day or make it into more than one day depending on your student's functioning level.

I used my electric bill - crossing out any personal information and shorting the account number. I copied it for my students and had the students use this handout with 15 comprehension questions on how to read my utility bill. It could be used multiple times with different types of utility bills (gas, electric, water, waste/sewer, trash, cable). You could also do this each month to get students used to seeing bills and how they change. no answer key as answers will vary according to resourc

Credit Card PayoffYou purchased a new game system, 2 games, and some virtual currency gift cards.  The subtotal was $900 without sales tax. Students have to find sales tax and apply. Worksheet has payoff using option A with only minimum payment versus Option B a little over the double the minimum payment. To show the difference between only paying the minimum and paying a little more. simple example. has answer key to show example of answers. answers will change based on sales tax.

Guided Notes to assist with web research from this website - https://www.ducksters.com/history/us_government/tenth_amendment.php on the 10th amendment. Includes their 5 question multiple choice quiz. Answer Key included.

Objectives:  Describe Mendel’s studiesExplain the difference between a dominant gene and recessive gene.Draw a Punnett SquareExplain Mendel’s conclusions about heredity.Essential Questions included 5 pages of notes in 14 inch font. answer key included. guided notes for my students with special needs.

includes adjacent angles, complementary, intersect, supplementary, and vertical angles. Has examples and simple definitions. I made these for my special education students for geometry. answer key included.

Guided Notes for angles degrees, vertex, acute angle, degree, obtuse, perpendicular line, protractor, right angle, straight angle. exercises for naming angles and classification angles created these guided interactive notes to assist my high school students with geometry. comes with answer key (some are created as you go with students and can vary). Has interactive online worksheet link for sorting angles into chart activity. 6 pages of notes total.

quick short simple graphic organizer to assist when reading stories in English or language arts. contains title, characters/descriptions, setting (location, when), plot, problem, event 1, 2, 3, and resolution. Made for middle school and high school - no pictures just boxes to fill in. 2 pages.