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An AAC board that can be taped onto a desk, hole-punched and put on a lanyard, laminated and carried around, etc. It asked "what's wrong", with the answers Angry Sad Sick Tired Hungry Thirsty Bathroom Pain Too hot Too cold Want to go home Missing someone Someone was mean Something wasn't fair Too loud I want to be alone I had to wait Too bright I don't want to Too hard Need break Need help It also has an option to say that you are okay or that you don't know why you're upset. Perfect for kids w

A low tech AAC focusing on vocabulary for gym class. The first row is general vocabulary: Yes, No, All Done, More, Stop, Help The second row is general sensory needs: Hot, Cold, Sweaty, Hungry, Thirsty, Bathroom The third row is general emotions: Happy, Sad, Mad, Tired, Bored, Fine The fourth and fifth rows are gym/PE specific vocabulary: Play, Game, Ball, Run, Net, Goal, Stretch, Pull, Push, Jump, Team, Rules This is perfect for students with issues with speech or communication differences. All

An AAC perfect for autistic students, student with apraxia, nonverbal students, and more! This AAC is designed to be used in a cafeteria or during lunch time. An AAC board that can be taped onto a desk, hole-punched and put on a lanyard, laminated and carried around, etc. Here is all of the vocab included: Food Water Snack Dessert Yes Tasty Gross More Less No Sour Sweet Salty Crunchy Bland

A 4-page packet with a few questions, asking what happened, how the student felt, and how to avoid these situations in the future. It has a spot for both a student's and a teacher's signature.

Included are 28 unique creative writing prompts. They include would you rather questions, imagine if scenarios, and choosing between two options. I would recommend cutting them out and laminating them for continued use. Options for activities include:Students are randomly assigned a prompt.Students can pick between two random prompts.Students write one paragraph to one page about their prompts.

5 lessons in identifying emotions, using them in sentences, and matching synonyms. Great for fine motor skills, spelling, scissor skills, and social skills. Works for elementary and special education students.

Red, blue, and yellow math printables. Includes a full page of numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, and a full page of math operation symbols. 17, printable and colorful pages intotal.

A behavior checklist with the expectations to follow expectations in math, English, with computer usage, at recess, at lunch and in specials. If laminated, it can serve as a valuable resource allowing students to see a visual of how they are doing throughout the day.

A behavior checklist with the expectations to: Pay attention in class Try hard on all your work Raise your hand Wait your turn Share and play nicely Clean up after yourself If laminated, it can serve as a reusable resource.

Earthy and natural printables. Includes a full page of numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, and a full page of math operation symbols.

4 pages of comprehension questions and activities for the Day The Crayons Quit. Great for lower elementary or kids working on reading comprehension.

Perfect for an earthy, calm, and natural elementary classroom. It features the alphabet on different colored flags, and it iseasy to cut out and put wherever you like.

A fun, primary-colored ABC printable! Perfect for an elementary classroom.

Features 9 CVC words and boxes where students draw a picture of the CVC word. Good for fine motor skills, reading, and decoding.

Seven crosswords. It starts with single-digit addition and steadily increases. Great for math and spelling.

A 4-page, fruit-themed activity for lower elementary or special education. Features activities targeting spelling, science, reading comprehension, fine motor skills, and open-ended writing.

A free winter themed crossword puzzle