RainyDayReader

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Chehalis, Washington, United States

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I am an ECECAP and school district teacher in the PNW. Over half of my students have disabilities and I have several ELL students too. This makes for a busy, fun, and diverse dynamic! Along with being a certified teacher, I have a couple of businesses that promote the inclusion & empowerment of disabled and neurodiverse people through digital products and web design!

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Number Order Practice Packet (1-20) Preschool/Kindergarten

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Are you looking for an engaging way to teach number order without the headache of creating new worksheets? Look no further! This practice packet is designed to help preschool and kindergarten students increase their number sense up to 20. What’s Included in this PDF:5 Cut and Paste Sheets: Students will practice both their cutting skills and math skills they cut and paste numbers in the correct order. Each page has a different object with numbers on it to keep things exciting! 4 Fill-in-the-Bla

PreK - K

Math, Numbers

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I am a relationships-first kind of teacher. That is essential for my age group and the background they have, whether it be trauma, poverty, disability, or a combination of those. I teach in a silly, trauma-informed, and flexible way. But I also keep to a general structure of events and activities so that my students have the comfort of a routine.

My own education history

I have a BA in Elementary Education, a minor in Special Education, and an Early Childhood Education certificate.

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-Favorite coping skills: reading, sewing, baking -Current hyper-fixation: YouTube analysis of reality TV -Current Teacher Hack: Add Command hooks around the room.It easily gets things out of the way and can be moved easily. -Favorite Teaching Tip: Take a picture of a creation, drawing, etc. if a child doesn't want to put it away. Let them know you will send the photo of their awesome thing to their family so it won't be forgotten.