RegulateAndEducate

Kids LOVE Youtube, and many students now have access to technology in school. This social story helps remind kids that Youtube is NOT for school, and why. Editable for you to put a picture of your school to go with the last sentence.

As a part of standardized testing, an accommodation that your students might have is access to a reference sheet, which includes a blank 10x10 multiplication chart. In order for your students to be able to utilize this accommodation effectively in their testing, they should practice filling it out first! I recommend explicitly teaching them to fill in this order: 1s, 10s, 5s, 2s. From there, over 50% of the chart is completed, and they can use counting on or other strategies to fill in the res

This is a quick summer worksheet where the child will look at the summer themed picture and write the word on the handwriting-friendly line below. Contains a mix of beginning and ending blends, all decodable words. Compound words on the bottom give the second part of the word for ease of the child.

When my students were learning the order of operations, they could remember "PEMDAS" or "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally," but were initially struggling with remembering what it actually meant... I realized they needed a visual that was small that they could have with them and bring home, instead of only having a poster on a wall that they had to keep looking at.

Use these cards as a task box or center after purchasing the felt snowman match activity at the dollar store. Help students build independence in a fun and hands on way! Recommended use: Print these cards, cut them out, laminate  them, and put them on a binder ring for students to look at one card at a time and “build” the snowman to match!