Empowering Learning Tools

Blank graphic organizers for elementary reading and writing including sound boxes, fluency charts, alphabet sorting, sentence writing, handwriting support, paragraph-building organizers, and reading comprehension organizers (cause/effect, plot, timeline, main idea, comparing and contrasting, and more).

Blank graphic organizers for elementary math including number charts, fractions, geometry, place value, measurement, blank charts and graphs, and support for organization such as multi-digit operations.

The Cursive House provides posters displaying proper cursive formation as taught by Dyslexia Specialists and CALTs (Certified Academic Language Therapists), and as introduced in dyslexia programs such as Basic Language Skills. Aim'ee Teague uses her art skills to create The Cursive House with a vibrant look to support the letter formation for each of the cursive families in accordance to approach stroke. The Cursive House provides blank charts and practice pages. The posters can be laminated and

134-page digital download pdf, Grades 2-6 Introducing, the Mighty Math Mites! Here to support your learner(s) in mastering their multiplication facts in a fun and engaging way! With these tiny teachers, they will deepen understanding of multiplication, learn important vocabulary, and solve word problems involving multiplication using various methods and strategies taught in this program.  There are lessons taught by the Math Mites, as well as twelve units for each number 1 - 12. The lessons incl

Whether you are starting up a private tutoring business or just want to get to know the basic academic needs of your students better, this is a quick and easy pre-assessment tool to give the parents that provides helpful, specific information of their child in the areas of reading fluency, comprehension, math fluency, and math comprehension. Something simple to get you started in the right direction!

If you need a quick blank place value chart (tailored to 5th grade), that can be used on state assessments, such as STAAR, here you go! Posting an Excel version so you can adjust to other grade levels! Enjoy! Hope it's helpful!

The Cursive House provides a visual guide for students to properly form cursive letters. These supplementary charts work with Basic Language Skills, and can be made into a cursive book for students, or as posters to use independent from one another, or when teaching cursive families, such as, "swing up, stop." Enjoy!

Teachers can use this tool to facilitate students' writing within the writing process. Simple, yet effective; consists of three blank boxes for 'Beginning', 'Middle', and 'End'. Students can plan, illustrate, or pre-write, to support building of writing skills or just as a pre-writing tool. This blank graphic organizer can also be used on the STAAR Writing assessment in Texas, per a student's IEP (Individualized Education Plan) or IAP (Individualized Accommodation Plan).

Introducing...7 Steps to Handwriting, a new handwriting program created by an Academic Language Therapist, with a multi-sensory approach using the Multi-Sensory Manuscript Manual for lowercase print letter formation. Includes a Teacher Guide and Student Page for each letter, as well as warm ups for each print family grouped by starting approach. Included for each letter are 7 simple steps (as student and teacher friendly as I could create without sacrificing the integrity of the program). Teach

Easy to pull, one-minute Phonological Awareness activities to use on the go, in the classroom, or for focused teaching of specific PA concepts, phonemes or activities. Includes definitions of confusing terms, plenty of practice pages, and a few Silly Phonological Poems. Created by a Dyslexia Specialist.

Come along with the Short Vowel Pals to the farm to practice your short vowel phonics skills. Flashcards, animal cutouts, and fun & engaging activities await that you can do with your farm family, like line the animals up in abc order, put the ones to bed that have a short vowel sound, to filling in missing letters. Great for children Pre-K through early 2nd, or children learning vc, vcc, cvc, or cvcc (closed syllables) that need practice with those important short vowel sounds. Let's have som

Use as a poster or tool for students to keep throughout the year as you learn lower and upper case cursive letters. Works alongside Basic Language Skills nicely! Combine with skywriting and other multi-sensory approaches to learning cursive, and your students will be writing fluently in no time! Enjoy!

A quick check for understanding of prime and composite, writing factors including labeling prime or composite and even or odd, and how the two relate. It checks for misconceptions regarding even and odd and prime and composite.

Six Syllables Flashcards by Aim’ee Teague, can be customized or used as-is in many ways… Rote practice Word Walls Teaching in Isolation Sorting & Labeling Highlighting & Reviewing Progress Monitoring Can also be used in conjunction with reading interventions such as: Phonics & Decoding Instruction Dyslexia Programs such as Basic Language Skills (BLS) and Reading Readiness Small Group Instruction & Reading Groups Enjoy!

A few free blank graphic organizers, including t-chart, h-chart, number line, and problem solving boxes. A nice little head start for math teachers, or to jump start ideas for other graphic organizers you could use to enhance problem solving for your students.

Fluency charts are a way to build reading fluency or automatic reading, an essential skill for effective readers. In this set, you'll find animals groups beginning with farm animals. You'll also find Reptiles, Pets, Mammals, Under the Ocean, and Savannah animals to support other animal unit studies, all with a lined primary font with manuscript print. You can find more example of how to use fluency charts on my YouTube Channel, Out of the Toolbox with Mrs. Teague.

Use this how-to guide with students to build understanding of multiplication and division concepts, with a focus on the big idea for each. Teaches students to "see" what a word problem is asking. Accommpanied with multi-digit multiplication and division problems, the students can connect the understanding to the solving of the computations. Pair this tool with student opportunity to create their own multiplication and division word problems, and your students will become problem solvers and have

Use this lined-heart paper to motivate your students to write on whatever Valentine's-inspired topics you, or they, desire! Use the writing-starters provided, or try picking a writing topic out of a box activity for those reluctant writers, or just for fun. Open in Microsoft Word and customize to your liking. Enjoy!

This DMSCB chart is a helpful visual for the sometimes daunting long division process. Tried and tested by a special education teacher. Hope it's a helpful resource!

Mnemonic device in sorts - use as a poster or visual helper for students in seeing "prime" as the smaller word, having fewer factors, and "composite" being the longer word with more factors. The colors support the concepts of "red" stop, "green" go, resembling the idea of "green" more factors, "red" fewer. Enjoy!