MrsLipkowitz

I am working for chart- This reward chart is great for students who need an incentive to give them something to work towards. You should print this out and laminate the first page, and place velcroe in each box so that the "incentives" on the second page can be easily placed on and off of the chart daily. In the morning, the child will choose what they want to work for that day. On the second page of this document, it shows picture cues for iPad time, peace center (break area), classroom library

This number line can be used for any age group! It goes from 0-100 and is superhero theme, which can be great for any grade. The numbers vary in color so they can be easily seen and read. I used this in my classroom to cut out the number line and laminated it so I can then have it forever as a resource for my students.

This chart is good for students with sensory needs and who need to take several breaks throughout the day. It is best to print this out, cut and laminate the blue chart and the 3 different break cards. Then, place velcroe on the back of each break card and on the 3 black boxes. This way, the students can ask for breaks throughout the day as they need but will learn that they have 3 chances to take them (so that they don't overuse the break area). I also offer a bundle of 7 different great chart

This reward chart is great for students who need an incentive to give them something to work towards. You should print this out and laminate the first page, and place velcroe in each box so that the "incentives" on the second page can be easily placed on and off of the chart daily. In the morning, the child will choose what they want to work for that day. On the second page of this document, it shows picture cues for iPad time, peace center (break area), classroom library, legos, stickers or a f

This is something that has worked tremendously for all of my students throughout the years to calm down if they are having anxiety about something or are scared, nervous or sad. Tell them to "smell the flowers" and breathe in through their nose, and "blow out of the candles" and blow out through their mouths. This can be printed and cut as individual reminders to tape to a desk, laminated and punch a hole on the top with yarn through it to make a necklace reminder or even put a metal ring around

This chart helps you easily see who has book shopped for their home and school book baggy. If it is a lower grade, you can either mark it off yourself or teach your students to find their name on the left, and check off if they book shopped for the week for their home and school book baggies. For upper grades, they can check off their names after they book shopped independently.

This is an eye-appealing class rules chart that can be used in any classroom and any age group!