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This can be printed front and back or keep the same equation for both sides. You can laminate this or put it in a reusable dry-erase pocket that students can use white board markers with so it can be used over and over again. I like to use with magnetic numbers and dry erase markers!

3-digit addition and subtraction with regrouping template.This can be printed front and back. You can laminate this or put it in a reusable dry-erase pocket that students can use white board markers with so it can be used over and over again.

This can be printed front and back or keep the same equation for both sides. You can laminate this or put it in a reusable dry-erase pocket that students can use white board markers with so it can be used over and over again. I like to use with magnetic numbers but totally up to you! This template is designed to make the visual set up of an equation, all you have to do is add numbers!

Here are some basic PECS from Boardmaker that you may need to use with some students! Toilet, More, All done, Yes No

These templates can be printed front and back or keep the same equation for both sides. You can laminate this or put it in a reusable dry-erase pocket that students can use white board markers with so it can be used over and over again. I like to use with magnetic numbers and dry erase markers!

Use these cards and data sheet to assess students on the reading or spelling of Jan Richardson high frequency words. Sight word cards: You print the words different colored paper, laminate, then cut them out. I have used these on a binder ring or kept them together in a container. I highly recommend printing on card stock. The last page includes empty boxes incase you wanted to create your own cards with words of your choosing. Level is seen at the bottom right corner of each card. Data recordi

Print and use these templates to help set up and organize 3 digit addition and subtraction equations. Use in a slip sheet or laminate to use over and over again with dry erase marker. My second grade students loved this! *Pictures in the preview is NOT all of the sheets included in this bundle.

Use this data sheet to assess students on the reading or spelling of Jan Richardson high frequency words. This sheet is organized by level with multiple columns for dates and accuracy percentage levels so you can track their progress of each level over time. I typically will record + or - when students are reading the words and + or write out how the student spelt a word. I have also used this as a master data sheet for students as a record of their spelling test scores.

Based from the story, Interrupting Chicken. Here are some visual (boardmaker) answers for students to choose from that is special education friendly for all levels. I used this projected with my students while on the rug. Students can either respond by pointing, circling and/or identifying a picture. They can also practice pointing to the words and/or saying the sentence frame with their chosen response.

2 pages full of pecs/pictures that you would use to talk about the holiday of Valentine's day. The second page includes hopefully all of the people and places that you would want to include in your activity. These can be printed and copied to use how you would like. I have also used these by putting them on sticker paper and letting students stick on their Valentine's creations!

Print and use this template to help set up and organize a 3 digit subtraction equation. Use in a slip sheet or laminate to use over and over again with dry erase marker. My second grade students loved this!

Print and use this template to help set up and organize a 3 digit addition equation. Use in a slip sheet or laminate to use over and over again with dry erase marker. My second grade students loved this!

Students can practice their sight word fluency using these easy to read flashcards that are organized by level according to Jan Richardson. Jan Richardson's recommended levels are research based and used in many classrooms including special education. I have also seen teachers paste these on their bulletin boards to create a word wall. Level is seen at the bottom right corner of each card. You print the words different colored paper, laminate, then cut them out. I have used these on a binder rin

Use multiple ten frames when teaching addition and subtraction so students can practice using ten frames with numbers between 0 and 100. This template can be used once by being printed or repeatedly by laminating or using a dry erase sheet protector.

Use ten frames when teaching addition within 10 so students can practice using ten frames. This template can be used once by being printed or repeatedly by laminating or using a dry erase sheet protector.

Save time by using this resource to help successfully set up for an addition equation. The squares at the top I have used to fill with visuals, wether it's counting bears or using a dry erase marker to draw circles, as examples. I used this template with first grade students when learning about the communicative property.

Use ten frames when teaching subtraction within 10 so students can practice using ten frames. This template can be used once by being printed or repeatedly by laminating or using a dry erase sheet protector.

This recipe includes ingredients of glue and Elmer's Magic Liquid. This document lists the ingredients, materials and steps. The steps include a picture to reference.

Student Daily ChecklistEditable Daily Checklist for students via Google Slides. The checklist reflects the daily schedule and has 2 concentration areas for the student to earn stickers for (or checks depending on what works best for you and the student).

Used this slideshow to teach my students with Autism a basic overview of Black History Month and how it started. On the last slide, there are 3 comprehension questions about the text with picture support.