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Silly Fall Day – Simple Comprehension Story for Early Readers & Special EducationThis fall-themed resource includes a short, silly story and easy comprehension questions designed for young learners, autistic students, and special education classrooms. The sentences are clear and predictable, making it perfect for beginners or students who need extra support with reading comprehension. Includes: 1 fall story (“Silly Fall Day”) 5 comprehension questions (Who, What, When, Where, Why) 2 level choi

Errorless Learning sets students up for success. These are designed for beginner learners who are starting to gain independent skills. Errorless activities allow a student to focus on the task and provide immediate success in performing the task independently, without worrying about if they are choosing the incorrect answer. Errorless Learning increases student participation while building student confidence and setting students up for success, this is also great for students who need immediat

Errorless Learning sets students up for success. These are designed for beginner learners who are starting to gain independent skills. Errorless activities allow a student to focus on the task and provide immediate success in performing the task independently, without worrying about if they are choosing the incorrect answer. Errorless Learning increases student participation while building student confidence and setting students up for success, this is also great for students who need immediat

Build reading confidence with these errorless sight word task cards! Designed for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and special education, this engaging set helps students master Fry’s first 10 through simple, meaningful repetition, no wrong answers, just success!Build early reading confidence through repetition and fun visuals with Errorless Sight Word Activities ! This project has been in development for over two years as I worked to bring the idea to life on paper and finally, it’s here! I created this re

Auditory processing disorder (APD) is a term that refers to problems in how the brain understands speech. The sounds may be loud and clear. But people with APD don’t pick up on the subtle differences between them.  Looking for fun engaging, auditory memory task cards for your students? These "Find the turkey" task cards will help develop your student’s auditory memory skills by improving their ability to recall information from what they heard. Included in this resource are 6 teacher task c

Subitizing is the ability to look at a number pattern and instantly recognize that number without counting. These worksheets will help students build this foundational skill. This Subitizing activity is designed for Pre-k (You can assess at the beginning of the year, see where your students are, and use it for later in the year, January), Kindergarten, and 1st Grade. Best for small groups, one on one and independent learning. Teacher/student will flash (show) the card quickly to the stu

I made this rhyming resource to help students better understand rhyming, what rhymes and what doesn’t! I have noticed that when teaching my students about rhyming, they tend to think that just because the word begins with the same sound as the rhyming word, that means they rhyme. This could be used in a small group or a large group This rhyming resource can be used for both Regular Ed and Special Ed students who want or need visual resources to learn. Please leave a review if you love this pr

Welcome to the 'Navigator Name Game'! Get ready to embark on an exciting journey through history with our European explorers. In this activity, students will put their detective hats on as they guess the identities of famous explorers. As the teacher, you'll guide them through clues about each explorer using teacher clue cards. For example, 'This explorer discovered the St. Lawrence River and the Gulf of St. Lawrence.' Students will use their knowledge to identify the explorer and place interact