Fun for Learning
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North Carolina, United States
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I'm a school psychologist who works with at-risk and special needs children. I make sure my products will address the needs of ALL students, including students with special needs in inclusion settings. My products feature easy-to-read fonts, uncluttered visual backgrounds, hands-on activities, differentiated content, and visual directions when possible.
Many of my products were developed for teachers I work with, so I will be happy to develop something for you if you have a specific objective or concept in mind. Just e-mail me at heather_ayers@hotmail.com with your request.
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Daily Math Routines for Small Groups - Kindergarten, 1st grade
This intervention kit is designed to help struggling students learn basic number identification and number sense concepts. This kit actually consists of three mini-kits that are all based on a "number of the day" routine. Parents & teachers can start with small numbers and systematically work towards identifying, building, and sequencing larger numbers, all without having to make and re-make lots of different activities and materials! The three mini-kits are described below:
~ Numbers 0-20
K - 1st
Math, Numbers, Place Value
Summer Reading Logs for K-5
Here are two summer reading logs to send home with your kiddos!
These are actually excerpts from my annual CCSS Summer Activity Calendars, which have grade-specific ELA and math activities suggestions for every weekday in June, July, and August (and the last week of May for those of you that get out of school early!) All activities are aligned with CCS standards for that grade level.
Feel free to browse the calendars for each grade from Kindergarten to 5th grade by clicking here: CCSS Sum
K - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading
Fiction and Nonfiction Comprehension Bookmarks
This extremely versatile freebie consists of three different reading comprehension bookmarks for print concepts, fiction books, & non-fiction books. For the fiction & nonfiction bookmarks, I tried hard to include questions to address all 10 RI and RL Common Core standards. I referenced a variety of resources for leveled readers when formulating the questions because I felt it was important to have questions that were appropriate for a wide range of reading levels. Suggestions for use:Use a
K - 3rd
Informational Text, Literature, Reading Strategies
Printable Place Value Tools
This sweet freebie has lots of different tools for teaching and reinforcing basic place value concepts. It includes a set of printable base 10 blocks, several different place value strips, a set of number cards (includes commas & a decimal card), and a pocket for kids to put in their interactive notebooks to store their tools.
At my school, we often make these to send home with parents so they can have some cheap manipulatives to use when working with their kids on place value concepts - they
1st - 5th
Decimals, Math, Place Value
Spelling and Decoding Intervention Tool
These user-friendly spelling intervention kits are a perfect alternative to spelling and phonics worksheets, and can be used with any spelling list. They are easy to mass-produce, and are perfect for guided reading and RTI groups. These intervention kits can also be sent home as a tool for learning spelling words! The kit includes the following: * 2 sets of lowercase letters (a-z) * 1 set of blends, diagraphs, and dipthongs * 1 page of parent directions cards (4 cards to a page) There are 2
K - 3rd
English Language Arts, Spelling
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I'm a school psychologist who works with at-risk and special needs children. I make sure my products will address the needs of ALL students, including students with special needs in inclusion settings. My products feature easy-to-read fonts, uncluttered visual backgrounds, hands-on activities, differentiated content, and visual directions when possible.
Many of my products were developed for teachers I work with, so I will be happy to develop something for you if you have a specific objective or concept in mind. Just e-mail me at heather_ayers@hotmail.com with your request.
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Awards & shining teacher moments
2015-16 School Psychologist of the Year
My own education history
I have a B.A. in English and Psychology, and an M.A./C.A.S in School Psychology.
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