Large cards for students to use pencils, markers, crayons, and/or fingers to trace the letters with the directions. Great for beginning students and those with dyslexia and/or dysgraphia. Suggestion: Laminate them for multiple uses. Use fingers, dry-erase markers, etc.
Large cards for students to use their fingers to trace the letters with the directions. Great for beginning students and those with dyslexia and/or dysgraphia. Suggestion: Laminate them for multiple uses. Use fingers, dry-erase markers, etc.
Dolch Sight Words that are considered at 2nd grade level. Great for reading interventions and learning and for students with dyslexia. First set of flash cards: The word, a picture, and a sentence. Second set of flash cards: The word with room for the student to draw and/or write a sentence to go with the word. Third set of flash cards: Just the word.
Dolch Sight Words that are considered at 1st grade level. Great for reading interventions and learning and for students with dyslexia. First set of flash cards: The word, a picture, and a sentence. Second set of flash cards: The word with room for the student to draw and/or write a sentence to go with the word. Third set of flash cards: Just the word.
Dolch Sight Words that are considered at kinder level. Great for reading interventions and learning and for students with dyslexia. First set of flash cards: The word, a picture, and a sentence. Second set of flash cards: The word with room for the student to draw and/or write a sentence to go with the word. Third set of flash cards: Just the word.
Dolch Sight Words that are considered at Pre-K level. Great for reading interventions and learning and for students with dyslexia. First set of flash cards: The word, a picture, and a sentence. Second set of flash cards: The word with room for the student to draw and/or write a sentence to go with the word. Third set of flash cards: Just the word.
Large cards for students to use their fingers to trace the letters with the directions. Great for beginning students and those with dyslexia and/or dysgraphia. Suggestion: Laminate them for multiple uses. Use fingers, dry-erase markers, etc.
Standard 10x10 multiplication chart. Originally made for students that required it in the classroom setting and on the Texas STAAR assessment (as it fit the requirements).