Mackenzie Hebert

Practice where letters go between the lines for improved handwriting! Letters are grouped together based on if they are "tall," "small," or go "below the line" for consistency. Lines are color coded with a stoplight visual so kids can reference if the letter touches the red, yellow, or green line.

This power point includes yoga-based poses for children that can be used in the classroom to help increase self-regulation, focus, balance, strength, and body awareness. Perfect for whole class movement breaks or individual poses that students can complete in their seats. Social stories are included in the notes section of the power point along with visuals to teach students what Superhero Stretches do and when they can be used.

Decimal Place Value: one visual, made in large and small formats to assist students with learning decimal place values/names. This has especially been helpful for me when teaching to students with speech and language challenges. Adding Fractions: rules for adding simple fractions paired with step-by-step visual instructions. I have found this to be helpful for students who may have difficulty completing math problems with multiple steps.

I Know My Shapes! is a power point smart board activity that focuses on pre-writing/pre-drawing skills. Developmentally based, the student is able to first watch how a figure is drawn before tracing it him/herself. Figures include vertical/horizontal lines, circle, cross, square and triangle. A quick crossing midline task is given at the end.

One page planner template to organize your week for work or home. Includes room for jotting down daily activities/appointments, inspirational thoughts, things to be grateful for, and weekly reminders. Write the month and then write the date next to the day of the week. Keep track of your water intake by crossing off the "W's" for every bottle you drink. Cross off the "V" if you took your daily vitamin. You can also replace this with an "M" for medication. Phone calls to make or emails to send ha