Laney

A flip chart that incorporates visual pictures along with the steps of long division. An excellent reminder for students; they can pull out their flip chart at any time to assist them with the next step. This is especially great for special education students where hands-on and visuals become a different approach to teaching the same concept. However, it can also be beneficial for general education students and the different learners. I have included pictures, so you can see what the final flip

This is a flip chart that shows a very old lady on the front. I tell my students a story about "my" Aunt, how she was so old, walked around with a cane and one day while we were out for dinner she let out a big fart. I then emphasize how we had to tell the customers, "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally," and then we had to tell the owners, "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally," and on and on. Following the story I have them make this flip chart to go along with it. It is a great way to teach the conc