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A rhyming adapted interactive book perfect for all learners at all levels. Positional words, prepositions and pronouns are all addressed in this eye catching “what is in the sky” themed book. This is a great way to have students work on answering positional questions, especially for students with minimal verbal skills. Easy to put together and use tomorrow! Full instructions included. Exposure to books and interacting with print are goals for all of my students regardless of abilities. Interact

This eye-catching sort by size and type activity book is based on the popular poem, The Itsy Bitsy Spider. A class favorite it is easy to assemble and use in your classroom today! This is a great way to have students work on answering questions, sorting objects by size and by type. Class favorite! Easy to put together and use tomorrow! Full instructions included. Exposure to books and interacting with print are goals for all of my students regardless of abilities. Interactive and Interactive Ad

In this adapted, interactive book students will practice identifying the attributes of what, quantity, and color, while working on sentence structure as well as fall themed vocabulary. Students will match the corresponding pictures to answer the questions – How many? What Color? and What? while simultaneously reading an I see sentence. (Ex: I see 3 green pumpkins.) This is a great way to have students work on answering questions, especially for students with minimal verbal skills, as well as ge

Everyone loves the I have Who Has games and this one covers colors and shapes. "I have a green circle, who has a pink triangle." See preview for a sample of the cards. Included is a FREE DIY game template. Have fun!

This fun filled adapted interactive book can be used at several different levels: matching the picture, matching the color, matching the color word written in the appropriate color, or and matching the color word written in black line. By having several different levels, you can use the book with students of different abilities or use the different levels to teach new skills. Cut each printed sheet in half to make this interactive book. Store the extra pieces in an envelope Velcroed to the bac

Children will delight in this new and innovative way to interact with a book. Number sense and literacy skills are developed as children visually see the turkeys counting down as book is read and flipped. This book targets: ordinal Numbers Counting, Number Skills, Thanksgiving, Action words, Prepositions

A back to school themed, rhyming adapted interactive book perfect for all learners at all levels. Positional words, prepositions and pronouns are all addressed in this eye catching book. This is a great way to have students work on answering positional questions, especially for students with minimal verbal skills, as well as getting students to use proper pronouns. Easy to put together and use tomorrow! Full instructions included. Exposure to books and interacting with print are goals for all o

Perfect resource to teach missing numbers, counting on, and one more. No set up - print add some clothespins and ready to go.

Rustle Up some Numbers is a fun educational activity where children must match the number on spinner to 10 frame, word, or dots. Spin the spinner and join the rodeo as you mark the matching dots, 10 frame or word – use a bingo dauber, Unifix cubes, or any marker! Easy set up with a reusable adapted spinner makes this game perfect for all levels. 11 pages! Use anchor charts? Those are included too! Numbers 0 - 10

Easy set up! This 20 page patterning game makes recognizing and identifying next shape in a pattern fun for all levels. Includes game board and 37 pattern cards. How To Play: Shuffle pattern cards and stack. Use counters, pennies, checkers, or any small counter and place on the smiley face in bottom left corner. The youngest age player goes first and chooses the top pattern card. Player then identifies next shape in the pattern. If identified correctly the player moves his playing piece to that