KCLC

Print two copies of each page, glue to a file folder, laminate and happy matching for your Minion Fanatic!

Make Ice Cream In A Bag using this step-by-step visual recipe!

Print on Avery 5163 size labels and add to a sweet treat as a "thank you" or appreciation gift!

Frequency Data, identify triggers in the daily schedule. Also good to use for justification of reduced day.

A social story to increase emotional awareness and regulation in children with behavior disorders, trauma history, or serious emotional disturbance.

This reading data sheet is based off of research conducted by Down syndrome Education International regarding the instructional methods for students with Down syndrome. I believe this instructional method would benefit many visual learners and students who learn best through whole word reading approaches. Use this with any emergent reader (repetitive sentences with a noun, verb, or adjective change as shown in the Example form). I used this with students in my elementary special education cla

A recipe with visual supports for learners to use while making a Harvest Mix!

Teacher self-monitoring skills and positive reinforcement for use of strategies with this behavior monitoring form

Help your student practice words in the -at word family. Match picture to word, practice beginning sounds, and copy words while focusing on letter sizing.

Self Monitoring form for teachers and students to use and increase positive behavior support.

Great template to modify spelling tests for students with Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities that may experience fine motor coordination delays, processing needs or working memory issues that require modified pacing of in-class assessments.

This is a reading pointer that can be attached to a tongue depressor to help with tracking while reading (especially for students with less dexterity or special needs). Great for small group reading instruction and visually reinforcing to engage students in tracking (especially while following along while other students read aloud in the group).