Joy Johnson

Visuals are a must in a primary grade level. Use the materials as visuals with songs, rhymes, stories... Print two copies to make matching games. Glue one set to a file folder and laminate the other set to create file folder activities. Use the visuals for nonverbal students to identify items. Have students sequence numbers, letters, days of the weeks and months of the year. Use the visuals to complete BOY, MOY and EOY assessments. This skills packet includes numbers 1-30, capital alphabet lette

Large set of shape visuals. Great for circle time or station work. Depending on the level of your students, use Wiki sticks, Play Dough or dry erase makers to outline the laminated shapes. Print two copies and have students make matches. Let verbal students name each shape or let nonverbal students identify each shape on request. Visual and tactile are greats ways to young children to learn.