Pamela Wiseman

This is a variety of different themed IEP planners. This will help you keep track of your special education paperwork in an appealing way. Since the pages can be printed in the quantity needed, this allows it to be useful no mater how many students you are overseeing.

Special Education teachers need a place to keep track of all of the paperwork that is required to ensure that students get what they need to be successful. This binder is a great way to do that. Pages can be printed in the quantities needed for the number of students you work with.

This file can be printed to create an one stop binder to track your students with IEPs. Since it is printable, the pages can be printed as needed. It will help keep all of your information about your students in one place.

This product was created to review the vowel teams of ay, ai and ei (long e sound). It can be used as a review, homework or as a warm up. I hope you enjoy this resource.

This IEP binder allows you to keep all of your information for ARDs in one place. This is a great way to oraganize all information in one place.

This is a product that can be used to manage IEP planning, paperwork and communication. This is printable so that it can me used for no matter how many students you have on your caseload.

This is a research project that allows students to research a person who has been diagnosed with Dyslexia.This will enable students who may also have dyslexia to identify with successful adults who have the same way of thinking. The file contains a rubric and a short list of famous people who have dyslexia.

This bundle contains all of my steps 1-6 worksheets.

This bundle is a that contains worksheets that review: -- suffix endings with base words that do not change -- Suffix-ed that sounds like /t/ and /d/ -- words with two suffixes and unchanging base words -- final stable syllable and style exceptions

This is a review of contractions and possessive nouns.

This worksheet reviews the final stable syllable (-le) and stle exception with and without the suffix s and the prefix (a -- schwa).

This worksheet is an engaging way to have students practice solving one step equations.

This worksheet is a review of when y makes vowel sound at the end of word that have more than one syllable.

This is a review of vowel-consonant-e exception words and words with silent e added to the end of a word when the word ends in s or v.

This bundle includes reviews of: -- c that says /s/ --g that says /j/ --ge, ce, dge --tch, ph --tion and sion --contraction

This is a bundle that includes: --open syllable --two-syllable words containing open syllables. --y as a vowel sound --open syllable exceptions

This is a review of: - multisyllabic words -schwa sounds - words with the -ct blend -prefixes/suffixes -basewords that do not change when adding -ed or -ing

This contains review sheets for; - glued sounds - one syllable words with 3 and 4 sounds - adding -es and -s to words with 4 sounds - three letter blends - words with -ild, -ind, -old, -olt, -ost

These worksheets are a great way to review evaluating expressions, and they allow the students to self-check their work by filling in the expression on each page.

This bundle reviews: -vowel-consonant-e words -multisyllabic that contain vowel-consonant-e words and vowel-consonant-e exception words. -prefixes/suffixes added to vowel-consonant-e words.