McDSLP

Many students benefit from the use of a visual schedule in the regular education classroom. I made this for several of my teachers in my building and am THRILLED to share it with you! I hope you find it helpful!

Cut each acorn so there is a top and bottom half. Match each appropriate set of antonyms together! 18 pairs together, with an additional page left blank for you to add more!

Students have fun practicing initial /r/ and initial /L/ by placing the word leaves on the tree! clip art from www.mydigiworld.com design from McDSLPMom

Match the various /s/ blends to the /s/ tree!

This attendance record form was developed after many years of trying to figure out the best way to document my caseload. This year, I plan to use this form for each student. I will print a page and place it in my data notebook, so that I can document quickly and efficiently each session. I am excited to get organized and begin using this!

Have students move the cute little spider to each target word on the web. Pictures obtained by "free clipart" through about.com

This matching game was created in Microsoft PowerPoint. Have students match the word on the witch hat to the correct word on the jack o'lantern.

Verbal reminders can become excessive and students may shut down as a result. I re-created this STOP sign as a way for teachers to give a visual cue as a reminder to have the student get their behavior under control.