Differentiated Delights

Cut, sequence and glue activity to go along with the book "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Books". Students cut out the pictures and glue them in order over the background of an old lady. Students can then use their work as a visual support to retell the story. Credit to scrappindoodles.com for all images. Looking for other Back to School activities? Check these out: Back to School Counting Back to School Cut Match Glue Back to School Matching

Cut, sequence and glue activity to go along with the book "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat". Students cut out the pictures and glue them in order over the background of an old lady. Students can then use their work as a visual support to retell the story. Check out my store for similar activities to go with other books about the old lady who keeps swallowing things.

Cut, sequence and glue activity to go along with the book "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Books". Students cut out the pictures and glue them in order over the background of an old lady. Students can then use their work as a visual support to retell the story. Credit to scrappindoodles.com for all images. Looking for other Christmas products? Check out: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Polar-Express-Spelling-1003980 http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Color-Wo

Cut, sequence and glue activity to go along with the book "There was a Cold Lady who Swallowed Some Snow". Students cut out the pictures and glue them in order over the background of an old lady. Students can then use their work as a visual support to retell the story. Looking for other snow related resources? Check out Snowman Letter Matching Winter Spelling Bundle The Mitten Cut Sequence and Clue Label a Snowman Looking for other "There was an old lady" resources? Check out There Was

Cut-match-paste activity. Students cut the titles of family members, match the words to the pictures and glue. Two levels for easy differentiation (match word to word or word to picture). Targeted vocabulary: baby brother, baby sister, big brother, big sister, father, mother, grandfather, grandmother. Great for independent work. Perfect for students with autism or ESL/ELL students.

Engage your early learners with this "buggy" math packet! This resource targets foundational patterning (AB and ABC) and counting (quantities 3-7) through a hands-on, interactive format. Designed specifically for students who benefit from visual, predictable tasks, this resource is a favorite for Special Education (SPED) and Autism classrooms. It is a "closed-ended" activity, meaning students can clearly see when the task is complete, which helps reduce anxiety and increase independence. Wh

Students practice sequencing based on the story The Hat with this product. Tie literacy and math concepts together with one purchase. This activity incorporates ordinal numbers and sequence concepts and includes a scaffolding of support, making differentiation super easy. Students can then use their finished products to retell the story. Product includes two versions of the activity (sequencing the animals and sequencing the clothing) with three different levels of support. Planning to share

Students will practice counting, tracing and writing numbers 1-10 with this Christmas math activity. Each page contains five rows of pictures of the same Polar Express related picture followed by a space to record the numeral that corresponds to the quantity. Items are separated into pages containing 1-5 and 6-10 items, enabling you to differentiate for your students. For further differentiation, this download contains one set of the activity with the answers in a gray font for tracing. Activity

Cut, sequence and glue activity to go along with the book "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves". Students cut out the pictures and glue them in order over the background of an old lady. Students can then use their work as a visual support to retell the story. Check out my store for similar activities to go with other books about the old lady who keeps swallowing things.

Students can practice spelling winter vocabulary words. Vocabulary words are: hat, mittens, boots, scarf, pants, jacket, gloves, skates, sweater, socks, earmuffs. Templates are designed to work with small magnetic letters from Lakeshore Learning, although any letters no larger than 1 1/2 inches will work (plastic letters, letter tiles, letter cards, etc). Includes templates with colored letters (blue consonants, red vowels), gray letters, then blank. This prompting system can help students

Looking for a low-prep St. Patrick's Day book companion? This "Old Lady" sequencing activity is the perfect follow-up to the favorite classroom book, There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover! This hands-on cut and glue activity helps students in Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade practice chronological order and story recall. Once completed, students can use their "Old Lady" craft as a visual support to practice verbal retelling and oral language skills. What’s Included?The "Old Lady"

Practice matching fifteen synonym pairs with four(+) activities. Use cards to teach the skill, then practice and assess using the three different types of worksheets. This product can easily be divided into three sets of five synonym pairs, allowing you to provide repeated exposure when needed, yet challenge students who are ready to move on. Synonym pairs in this product are: house/home, couch/sofa, stone/rock, shop/store, street/road, speak/talk, raise/lift, shout/yell, sniff/smell, exit/

Students will practice counting quantities 0-10 with this spring activity. Each page contains 5 practice opportunities, for a total of 25 opportunities in the packet. Student reads number on the left then colors the corresponding quantity of items in that row. Download contains one set of the activity with visual support (items not needing to be colored are outlined in gray whereas items to be colored are be outlined in black---see the preview pages since this description isn’t very good!).

Great activity to practice using a ten frame. Students roll 1-3 dice, count the number of dots on the die, write the number, then color or put stickers in the ten frame to match the number rolled. This product includes the same activity already prepared for differentiation!!! Each activity (coloring or stickers) has one set of ten frames with the numbers printed in the boxes and one set without numbers. Perfect for students with special needs/special education plans. Great for inclusio

Master patterning skills with this vibrant, spring-themed math packet! Designed specifically for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and early learners, this resource provides hands-on practice with AB and ABC patterns using engaging, seasonal imagery like flowers, snails, and butterflies. This "no-prep" activity is perfect for students who need a visual, closed-ended task. Because it requires no reading or writing, it is an ideal resource for Special Education (SPED) classrooms and students with Autism.

Cut, sequence and glue activity to go along with the book "I Know and Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie". Students cut out the pictures and glue them in order over the background of an old lady. Students can then use their work as a visual support to retell the story. Looking for more Thanksgiving products? Check out: Thanksgiving Uno

In this printable cut-match-paste activity, students practice scissor skills and identical matching using functional back to school vocabulary. All pictures are identical and include backpack, bus, book, scissors, marker and glue. Three pictures are presented on each page and a grid of six pictures for cutting (could separate easily). Cutting lines are in green so students can visually distinguish. Activity is applicable for any student working on basic skills. Could be used for teaching, ass

Students will practice counting, tracing and writing numbers 1-10 with this Hanukkah math activity. Each page contains five rows of pictures of the same Hanukkah item followed by a space to record the numeral that corresponds to the quantity. Items are separated into pages containing 1-5 and 6-10 items, enabling you to differentiate for your students. For further differentiation, this download contains one set of the activity with the answers in a gray font for tracing. Activity is applicable

One of my popular activity types just in time to head back to school! Students can practice spelling back to school vocabulary words. Vocabulary words are: backpack, board, book, bus, crayon, glue, marker, brush, paint, pencil, ruler and scissors. Templates are designed to work with small magnetic letters from Lakeshore Learning, although any letters no larger than 1 1/2 inches will work (plastic letters, letter tiles, letter cards, etc). Includes templates with colored letters (blue consonants

In this activity featuring apples, students will practice counting quantities 1-5 and/or 1-10 as well as working to develop fine and visual motor skills. Two versions of two different opportunities make this a very versatile product. Students identify the number on the left then color the corresponding quantity of apples in that row. Download contains one set of the activity with visual support (items not needing to be colored are 50% lighter that items to be colored). Activity is applicable for