Defining Differences

Included in this packet are workbook pages for students (Kindergarten-2nd graders and kids with Autism or other intellectual disabilities) to complete on calendar topics (i.e. day of the week, month), weather/temperature, season, matching colors to clothing, and emotion check in. Each sheet can be laminated and used daily with students. There is an option for differentiated instruction on the sheets as well.  In addition, there is the option to make these large, interactive visuals to hang in yo

Visual Duration Maps are perfect for students who have difficulty with transitions. They can be used to show a student how many tasks are left before a break, or how many boxes are left before a task or activity is ending. For example, a student can be shown that they have 5 more tasks to complete before receiving a break. They can also be used for minutes left. For example, "4 more boxes until all done blocks". This resource has multiple different versions of visual duration maps so it can easi

Included in this resource are spelling match cards for numbers 1-10. Students will work on multiple skills as they count, match letters, and spell. This activity is perfect for independent work, stations, or workboxes. You can store the letters on the page, on the back of the page, or in a plastic bag.

Included in this resource is a variety of differentiated teaching options - you can use this resource as a file folder, sorting cards, workbox task, and/or classroom visuals. This sorting activity includes 12 pictures for paper, plastic, glass, metal, cardboard, and garbage.  In my class, I use this as a workbox task with different levels. I like having the option to use all the pictures or just some of them. With the differentiated teaching options, I was able to use a file folder to teach and

This is a great way to engage students in an independent sorting activity to understand nouns, verbs, and adjectives. 1. Print the Noun, Verb, Adjective Sort 2. 2 options: glue the labels on the folder then laminate OR laminate the folder and labels separately (the second option allows for the labels to be moved and decreases memorization) 3. Cut out and laminate the different nouns, verbs, and adjectives 4. Put velcro under each label on the folder and on each piece 5. Get sorting!

This freebie includes 4 different visual duration map options. Check out the full visual duration map resource in my shop.

This is a great way to engage students in an independent sorting activity to understand nouns. 1. Print the Noun Sort 2. 2 options: glue the "person", "place", and "thing" labels on the folder then laminate OR laminate the folder and the "person", "place", and "thing" labels (the second option allows for the labels to be moved and decreases memorization) 3. Cut out and laminate the different nouns 4. Put velcro under each label on the folder and on each noun 5. Get sorting!