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These are stories with common phonic patterns. Each story is followed by: Word SortVocabulary wordsWord SearchComprehension Questions (Who, what, when, where and why)They are a great resource for helping students struggling with common sounds. They are designed for older grade levels, therefore there are no graphics or younger-style elements. Recommended age group is 4th – 8th grade students, specifically Special Education students, English Language learners and struggling readers.They are gr

Each slide contains a "Text Feature Checklist" which an be used during the introduction phase of a reading. Students can look for the text features stated, place a check-mark by the ones they find or list the page numbers each feature is found on. This helps draw attention to the various text features the author has provided in each reading piece. The text structure map is mean to be filled during or after a reading. Students can organize the information found in the reading passage into a text

These are stories with common phonic patterns. Each story is followed by: Word SortVocabulary wordsWord Search Comprehension Questions (Who, what, when, where and why)They are a great resource for helping students struggling with common sounds. They are designed for older grade levels, therefore there are no graphics or younger-style elements. Recommended age group is 4th – 8th grade students, specifically Special Education students, English Language learners and struggling readers.

Students often struggled with answering in complete sentences, especially when citing evidence from the text. These sentence maps are designed to be printed and posted around the classroom to guide student responses so they may understand what explicit vs implicit means and how to draw appropriate evidence from text to support their answers. There are 3 maps to choose from and each one presents “explicit” and “implicit” information in different formats. There are also BLANK maps to print and fi

These trackers are a great way to help students visualize and track their special education goals! Students and Teachers work together to list IEP date, Goals in Student-Friendly Language, and Accuracy targets. Then students track their own goals by listing their progress at the end of each marking period. Sheets include 4 quarters-trackers and 4 Trimester-trackers and bars to fill-in to visualize progress towards the goal. Great addition to student’s portfolios. It can help students take

COMPLETE Print and Fill Binder! This is an excellent resource to begin a special education binder at the beginning of the year. It is a perfect place for Student Data, Progress Monitoring, Reports, Communication and Evaluation and Data. RESOURCE BINDER INCLUDES:Student Data Page : use this resource in my special education binders. I like to keep a running record of all student data, including the hours of services they receive, their qualifying disability, academic areas of concern and ongoing d

These are stories with common phonic patterns. Each story is followed by: Word SortVocabulary wordsWord Search Comprehension Questions (Who, what, when, where and why)They are a great resource for helping students struggling with common sounds. They are designed for older grade levels, therefore there are no graphics or younger-style elements. Recommended age group is 4th – 8th grade students, specifically Special Education students, English Language learners and struggling readers.

These are stories with common phonic patterns. Each story is followed by: Word SortVocabulary wordsWord Search Comprehension Questions (Who, what, when, where and why)They are a great resource for helping students struggling with common sounds. They are designed for older grade levels, therefore there are no graphics or younger-style elements. Recommended age group is 4th – 8th grade students, specifically Special Education students, English Language learners and struggling readers.

BUNDLE AND SAVE 50 cents on Math Task Cards! This is a fun way to practice addition and subtraction, using task cards. It is great for review, math centers and warm up activities! There are 3 Packets and each Packet contains: 12 addition cards12 subtraction cardsBlank task cardAnswer sheet.With Bonus File -Certificates

This is a fun way to practice addition and subtraction, using task cards. It is great for review, math centers and warm up activities! Packet contains: 12 addition cards12 subtraction cardsBlank task cardAnswer sheet.

This is a Multiplication Chart Practice Packet for students learning Multiplication Facts and Patterns. Packet includes: Pre-test Reference Chart Practice with 2's and 4's Practice with 3's and 6's Practice with 4's and 8's Practice 1-5 Practice 5-10 Mixed Practice From A, B and C Post Test Great for Practice in Centers, tutoring, Remedial Instruction.

This is a great activity to help students practice multiplication facts for 1-10. The chart on the first page can be cut to create cards which can be placed in a bowl or pile and drawn. The other pages have BINGO boards and small paw prints, that can be cut an used as disks on the board while playing.Simple, easy, cut and play!Packet includes: 1 set of cards6 different bingo boards

This is a great activity to help students practice multiplication facts for 1-5. The chart on the first page can be cut to create cards which can be placed in a bowl or pile and drawn. The other pages have BINGO boards and small paw prints, that can be cut an used as disks on the board while playing.Packet includes: 1 set of cards 6 different bingo boards Simple, easy, cut and play!

This is a Place Value Strip that can be printed, laminated, placed in a page protector, to make a board or simply taped into a notebook or folder. It is an excellent resource for students in all grade levels to be able to see the Place Values for each digit within a number and to see how the place value changes the number overall. Each strip can be folded or cut to help create a Gradual Release Resource, where teachers can eliminate each strip based on student’s understanding of the concepts.

This is a fun way to teach and review place value with students. They can print, cut and fill the number scrolls. This is a great activity for math centers, for warm up and for review. There is a spot of each form of a number, EXPANDED, WORD FORM, STANDARD FORM and MODELS. Place values for tens to millions!

This is a “print and use” resource. As a teacher, you can make multiple front and back copies of this page, and make a Learning Journal, or it can be used as one page to track student learning. Warm up: small activity to help students get in the mindset of the lessonI Can Statement: statement of the objectivesEssential Vocabulary: words that the students are meant to use during instruction. Students can also com up with this list. Learning Activity: Main activity with Guided, Supported, Team a

A word activity packet for 5 days (one week). The activities require minimal materials and are very quick. They can help students review sight words, high-frequency words, spelling words and vocabulary words in fun ways. Each page is meant to be completed on one day, the activities start simple and build in complexity, but each is timed at 8-10 minutes. They can be completed independently by the students. Perfect for all Grade-Levels and Subjects!

This strategy is an exit ticket to gauge understanding of a word, skill or concept. After a lesson is complete, students can SUM It Up! by attaching a sticky note in one of the three sections provided.