Just Different

A fun cut and paste with images to support social / emotional goals. Product includes two pages: * a T-chart (nice hands / not nice hands) and * pictures to be cut and glued onto T-chart. You only need to print half as many of the second page because all images are repeated on the lower half of the page. Please leave feedback! Thanks! Visit my store or check out some of my other products: Yes Mouth / No Mouth Behavioral Skills Cut-and-PasteCommon Items SortHousehold Items sortShape SortTeac

Use this simple worksheet to help students become aware of their feelings, energy level and how their choices affect those factors! Help students take responsibility for how their choices influence their day.  Students can fill it out in the morning and afternoon, or just once a day.  EDITABLE version included, so you can tweak it yourself.  PDF also included so you can print and go! Great for students with IEPs or students with ADHD who may not be able to slow down and reflect on their own. Use

The Great ShakeOut is an earthquake drill that is done nation-wide in October. I created this social story to let my students with special needs know what to expect. Each page has simple text and one illustration (Thank You, SmartySymbols). There are 5 comprehension questions at the end that are supported with symbols. Students just circle their answer. Please let me know if you would like a version for your state. "Ask a question" here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Just-Differen

This Smartboard interactive game helps students understand and practice using various number operations to make numbers. It also reinforces the concept of fact families. The game gives them one minute to come up with as many number sentences as they can that equal the given number. They then move forward that many spaces on the gameboard. I used this with my 2nd grade Resource students. It can be modified for younger or older students by changing the range of numbers or by the teacher stating t

This cute song talks about 4 different holiday traditions and the lights used: Christmas, Kwanzaa, Las Posadas and Hanukkah. Students can cut out the lights and glue them on the the appropriate holiday decorations. Black and white 5 page booklet (title and 4 body pages). Last page contains lights to cut out. Also contains a link to a Boom cards deck! In that deck, students fill in the blank for the name of the holiday decoration. Then they drag and drop the light(s) onto the decoration. Previe