Krysti

I use this with my students with learning disabilities to help them write organized paragraphs. Often they are simply asked to write and don't know how to start or what to include. It keeps them on track and prevents them from rambling or adding unnecessary details.

Types of conflict in literature with pictures and a brief description. Perfect for ESOL students or students with learning disabilities. Provides a more concrete way to teach types of conflict.

This is a fun mystery game that requires students to classify triangles by sides and angles in order to solve mysteries.

This hands on lab focuses on changing fractions to decimals and percents using either skittles or m&ms. Includes a reading passage on taking inventory and comprehension questions. Activity also extends to students presenting their data in the form of a circle graph. Requires students to collaborate and make real world connections to the skill!

Students with ADHD can be extremely difficult in the classroom! Here are some helpful tips to consider when planning instruction.

A simple graphic organizer (flowchart) to help students determine the point of view of a text.

Strategies and things to consider when attempting to differentiate in the classroom.

A fun game to review for vocabulary tests! Can be used for math as well!

10 tips for Co-teaching with the special education teacher in an inclusion classroom

This is the template that can be used with Vocabulary Paintball.

A simple way for general education teachers to refer back to IEPs!