K5 Intervention

Often students know most letter directions by first grade. However, it’s too uncommon for confusables to keep coming up! Each resource includes a poster and a helpful trick: a letter or image hidden inside of the confusables, or a mini characterization of the letter with alliteration. In purchasing this bundle you get a BONUS lowercase letter reversal poster, not available for download anywhere else! I have successfully used this with students with dyslexia and dysgraphia. All artwork is origin

Often students know most number directions by first grade. However, sometimes helpful tricks are needed through other letters and…ice cream! I have successfully used this with students with dyscalculia, dyslexia, and dysgraphia. Included are full page posters of each number as well as mini posters. All artwork is original. For b d p q g resources, visit https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Letter-Reversals-b-d-p-q-g-10161089 For a c e f g h j k m n r u y resources, visit https://www.te

Leap Number Frog is a game designed to help with number fluency, specifically knowing what comes before and after a number. This set focuses on numbers 0-20. One card set has fly counters, another does not. This is a student favorite in my classroom! counting down/backwards, counting by 1, counting by 2, number recognition, number sequence

Place value is often confusing for students struggling in mathematics. A helpful resource is to remind students that a hundreds number must have 3 digits. Likewise, any tens number (which includes 20’s, 30’s, etc) must have 2 digits. A ones number is a single digit (which means 9 or less). Two resources are included: a poster (.001-.1, 1-100, 1000-100000) and activity mats. Unsure? Check out my sampler here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Mat-10075769 Need a place value

Hit print, grab a deck of cards and some counters for a partner 10’s game. If the card plus the number on the board equals ten, place a counter down. The goal is to get 4 in a row. Five boards to choose from. 0+10, 1+9, 2+8, 3+7, 4+6, 5+5, 6+4, 7+3, 8+2, 9+1, 10+1 tens fact families, no prep game, engaging mathematics

This mini poster is an encouragement to those who are developing their mastery of counting skills. When learning to add or subtract some students loose track of the number sequence. However, when they are off by only one digit (or a few if working with double digits) that means their skills are developing. You’re so close is so much better than wrong to developing minds! (This resource would not be appropriate for more advanced math concepts.)

A simple assessment of both colors and shapes (basic and advanced).

These editable Route to Intervention sheets can help track various skills month by month, such as: curriculum specifics, vowel sounds, word patterns, handwriting, times tables, addition concepts, and more! Every teacher has their own way of tracking and emphasizing specific skills, so each document is fully editable to assist in personalizing. (Please do not redistribute or sell!) Please visit my storefront for more intervention materials! SLD, intervention, resource room, specialist, tutor, dis

Place value is often confusing for students struggling in mathematics, but nevertheless it is a foundational skill. A helpful resource is to remind students that a hundreds number must have 3 digits (a number plus two zeros). Likewise, any tens number (which includes 20’s, 30’s, etc.) must have 2 digits (a number plus one zero). A ones number is a single digit (which means 9 or less, no extra zeros). Two resources are included: a poster and activity mat. Need decimals or higher values? Go here: