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This resource is a bundle with both the alphabet and number Braille cells with Brailler Keys worksheets. These worksheets are designed to help students who are learning the alphabet and numbers in braille, UEB and in Nemeth on a Perkins Brailler who also have some functional vision to be able to visually see the worksheets. This resource comes with three different levels. Students can independently practice using these practice sheets, helping in their understanding of the braille cells and Perk

Looking for simple and focused coin counting practice? This resource is perfect for helping students master counting one type of coin at a time! Included in this resource: Two practice pages for each coin: pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters.Students will count the total value of the coins and write the correct amount in cents or dollars.Answer keys are included to make grading quick and easy or for students to use for self-checking.Ideal for math centers, independent practice, or early finish

These worksheets are designed to help students who are learning to braille on a Perkins Brailler who also have some functional vision to be able to visually see the worksheets. This resource comes with three different levels. Students can independently practice using these practice sheets, aiding in their understanding of the braille cells and Perkins Brailler keys. Level 1: Shaded Braille Cells and Brailler Keys. These worksheets are designed for students to familiarize themselves with where ea

This resource offers three differentiated levels to help students practice identifying expiration dates. Level 1: Students will be provided with pre-set expiration dates. They will circle or highlight whether the date is expired (red text) or still good (green text).Level 2: Students will use real-life food packaging to find expiration dates. They will then write the expiration date in the provided box and circle or highlight if the item is expired (red text) or still good (green text).Level 3:

These worksheets are designed to help students who are learning the numbers in braille UEB and in Nemeth on a Perkins Brailler who also have some functional vision to be able to visually see the worksheets. This resource comes with three different levels. Students can independently practice using these practice sheets, helping in their understanding of the braille cells and Perkins Brailler keys. Level 1: Shaded Braille Cells and Brailler Keys. These worksheets are designed for students to fa

This product features large print tracing letters in both uppercase and lowercase from A to Z. Each page includes a dedicated space for practicing writing the letters. In addition to letter tracing, it also provides tracing for numbers 1-100, complete with practice pages for writing the numbers. Don’t forget to follow my store to receive notification of NEW products and freebies! Let's connect! I'd love to see you using these resources, tag me on Instagram @InclusitivtyCorner when using these

This resource is designed for students with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) who benefit from high-contrast activities. It focuses on learning about the 50 United States of American and offers four levels of difficulty to accommodate various learning needs. Each page features a black background with red text and images to maximize contrast. Level 1: Students read the slide with the name of the state and the picture of the state. (You can read it to the student and get them familiar with what the

This resource is designed for students with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) who benefit from high-contrast activities. It focuses on learning about states and offers four levels of difficulty to accommodate various learning needs. Each page features a black background with yellow text and images to maximize contrast. Level 1: Students read the slide with the name of the state and the picture of the state. (You can read it to the student and get them familiar with what the state looks like and w

Looking for a resource to help your students understand and practice contractions. This resource is perfect for you. There are 80 sets of different word contractions. Students will read the contraction at the top of each puzzle and then find the two words that make up the contraction to complete each puzzle. This resource is available as a PDF that can be easily printed on card stock and laminated for durable, long-term use making it ideal for repeated use over time. The word contraction puzzles

This resource provides engaging ways for students to learn about the state of Illinois, with a variety of differentiated activities tailored for diverse learners. The first activity focuses on researching state symbols, offering three levels of questions—one featuring picture-supported answers. For those who may need extra support with online research, guided readings are included, also at three levels: one with pictures, one with bolded keywords for easier identification, and a final version wi

This resource comes with two anchor charts. Each includes a number line starting from 0. The first anchor chat starts from 0 and goes to ten, while the second anchor chart begins at 0 and ends at 20. This resource  is great for students who need a reminder on which way subtraction and addition goes. Each anchor chart features clear arrows illustrating the direction of addition and subtraction, as well as the corresponding symbols. This resource can be easily printed on card stock and laminated f

This resource is tailored for students who benefit from high contrast, including those with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI). Featuring a black background, it enhances visibility and contrast, making it particularly suitable for students with CVI. The resource highlights each of the eight planets with a contrasting circle or oval in either red or yellow around the image of the planet to pull the focus to the image. Additionally, each colored set includes another set of planets with Roman Word B

Introducing "Back to School" coloring sheets, designed for an inclusive and fun activity for all students! Page 1: Features "Back to School" in large, clear print at the top. A board illustration displays both print and simulated braille text. The design also includes a small image of scissors in the top left corner and a ruler in the top right corner. Below the chalkboard, you'll find an array of school-themed items: two pencils, a calculator, a backpack, an abacus, an apple, and a braille book