Scaffold Craft

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Bragg creek, Alberta, Canada

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Tools for those who: Struggle to remember verbal instructions, need to think of tasks a bit differently, or need help remembering all the steps. Scaffold Craft's visual-aid PDFs are meant to help with life-skills, tasks, and the daily grind. For those who struggle being asked to do things, hate reminders, and don't like being or feeling 'watched' when they are trying to do stuff. At Scaffold Craft, we're trying our best to find solutions that work for us all.

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Spooky count - Coloring Page Version

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My PDA student will not engage with a resource unless there are multiple points of entry. Often We start by coloring, then I can slide in ideas like counting money, then move to skip counting: A fundamental principle when it comes to counting money quickly and accurately. This is a transferable lifeskill when it comes to selling or trading at markets, trade shows and other places great for neurodiverse populations to make a living. This worksheet is also excellent for educators who want a sp

PreK - 5th

Numbers, Other (Math)

CCSS

2.NBT.A.2

Spooky Skip Count- Full Color Version

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Scaffold Craft

Skip count all year long with spooky feels. Print this out, or get it printed at the library for engaging visuals and practicing curriculum required skip-counting. Don't forget to grab a page protector for reusability with dry-erase markers. Also find the colouring page version. Its blank so you can improvise further.

1st - 3rd

Numbers, Other (Math)

CCSS

2.NBT.A.2

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Show and talk. I talk through tasks as I do them, move through space with intention and offer rewards of consequence.... Ones that feel valuable! Most kids love $0.80 worth of Robux.... Building tasks up, in bite sized bits, is how you avoid meltdowns, freeze responses and shutdowns. Each person needs a different level of instruction. Scaffolding is my favorite way to build up confidence.