Kim's Learning Tree

Directions: Print on card stock and laminate the first two pages. Cut apart the pictures to the right and use Velcro to store next to the bookcase. -I use this to teach top, middle and bottom in my junior/ senior high school 8:1:1 class. • Page 3 can be used as worksheet for your students. (print out and get the scissors and glue ready.)

This 100 page Help Wanted bundle includes: 24 Help Wanted Ads • Each ad comes with a worksheet of questions to answer based on ad. • Career Profile based on each ad • Worksheet with questions based on career profile. Job Interest Inventory Job Application Directions: I use this project by printing out the pages and putting into a loose-leaf book for each of my life skills students. Kim’s

Directions: Print out on card stock and laminate—you can use Velcro or tape to mount on white board. I used this activity for my life skills class, in a couple of different ways. 1. Stocking/organizing “shelves”- I put the headers on up on a white board that has been sectioned off so each department has their own part. Then my students can put the items under the heading where they belong. 2. I also will write out shopping list s and laminate them and when my students have some free time they

This is a social story for a field trip to the movies. It is 8 pages length.

This product includes: 1- 12 page book, Who lives in a .... 1 File Folder Games/Review 3-Sentence Strips to help with verbal utterances. Yes and No Circles (to help give verbal cues) Small and Large Squares (used to answer questions you come up with using the animals.)

My shopping list allows for kids to make a list for up to 12 items and list the price of each product next to each item. When shopping they "check off" each item in the box once they have it...then they can add it up and come up with the subtotal...then they can figure out the tax and add it to their subtotal for their shopping total.

Directions I have my students buy their own snack that they bring in from home. This takes away any concerns about allergies and having food in your classroom. I printed out the task analysis on card stock paper and laminated it, so I would have a copy for any and all students who need a visual prompt. My students have class jobs so they earn money every week for Completing their jobs…each job has a specific “salary” that they earn and this is the money they use to buy their snack. What you w

This bundle includes 20 help wanted ads, questions based on the ads and career.

This product is a recipe for monkey bread or as my class renamed them, monkey balls because they didn't look like bread to them.

Read the story to help the Gingerbread man locate his candy canes. Then you can use the sentence strip to help your students put together a sentence to answer where the candy canes are located. Ex. Candy Canes at the door. Directions: Print out on card stock and laminate. Print out the little pictures and sentence strip and laminate them as well and put Velcro on the back of the pictures and mount on the storage board page. I bind the book together but you can just hole punch and mount on a rin

Directions: Print out on card stock and laminate. I put Velcro on the pieces and then position them all on the tree. I will then pull off a picture and put it on the white box and have my students read me the sentence…ex. “There is squirrel in the tree.” This activity can also be printed out and given to your students as a worksheet and they can all cut, glue and paste as you work on the prepositions. ex. "put the bird on top of the birdhouse."

This product is an 8 page rice krispy treat sushi recipe activity. I made this with the already made rice krispy treats but you will find the recipe to make the treats included if you want to go that way. Also, included is the directions to make "training" chopsticks. My class really enjoyed making these!

There are two different ways in which to set up and play Next Dollar up Bingo. Print out bingo cards (enough for all your students) and print out calling cards for all the amounts you will need. First: Have your students write any dollar amounts in the boxes (ex. $5.76) and then on the “calling cards” you would write the whole dollar amount (ex. $6.00). Second---Opposite of choice one. On the bingo cards you could write out the next dollar up amount (ex. $6.00) and then on the “calling cards”

Included are 4 different scenes: campsite, park, pool and beach with all things you would need to use for each activity. Directions: Print on card-stock and laminate. Use to “sort” the equipment that is needed for each summer activity. This is a great activity to increase language skills and critical thinking. Can also be used as a preposition activity (etc put the tent next to the camp fire.) My students love “building” their favorite summer time activity, whether it’s the beach, the pool, par

Directions This is a bundle of my 4 I See products that help students construct a sentence and read by using pictures. Included are: I see a __________ in the basket. (Easter Vocabulary & Prepositions) I see a __________ in the Christmas tree. (Christmas & Prepositions) I see __________in a tree. There is ______on the table? (Thanksgiving Vocabulary & Prepositions) Print out on card stock and laminate. I put Velcro on the pieces and then position them all on the appropriate picture. I will

This is pages...2 pages (that cover 25 days of work) to allow your students to sign into their work and sign out. They then have to total their hours worked, they sign it then their "supervisor" signs it when it's checked. It's a great way for students to keep track of their work experience in class and to get used to "punching" in and out of work. Students can hold onto their own sign in sheets in a folder or you can put them into one binder and let them line up to "punch" in and out.

This is a recipe that is similar to dirt cups but it's a "sand"/desert cup.

Directions: Print on card stock and laminate, I put the cards together on a key ring so they are handy & wear them on my faculty badge . I use them as visual prompts when guiding my students appropriate behavior.

Directions: Print out the larger Thanksgiving Table & food pages on card stock and laminate, place Velcro on each white shape on the table and on the “foods.” I store the food on the “Food Storage Page.” This Thanksgiving Table can be used a few ways: 1. Food recognition 2. Prepositions---ex. Place the stuffing next to the turkey, the corn to the right of the plate. 3. Worksheet for students to do at their seats as you give the “location” of each item. (This page is the one with

Directions: Laminate the recycling bins and the recycling items and cut apart. Put Velcro on the back of each “recycling” item and on the bin it would be recycled into and then your students can match the item to the bin. This can also be used without Velcro to make it easier to manipulate. This can also be printed out and used as a worksheet. Credits: All images are from Google images. If you like what you see visit my store “Kim’s Learning Tree”