Shelley Wright

Teaching the concept of equal to with matching worksheets or file folder activity. Cut one piece of each of the puzzles off. Those are your work answer choices. Laminate the puzzle into a file folder and laminate your answer choices. Put velcro and you're students are ready to work on their equals matching skills. Or Use as worksheets. Maybe students/staff can cut all the pieces apart and then match up on some construction paper. Clipart is by Creative Clips by Krista Wallden on tpt

This pdf includes assessments for ABC order Upper/lower case matching Numbers 1-20 Color words Shapes Each assessment has 3 levels, typically developing, accommodated and advanced options. Mix and match the 3 levels to meet individual students needs. Use these assessments in student portfolios for documentation On Monday of week 1, My students and I will do these assessments together. Throughout the week we will focus on these skills. Friday they will receive their assessments to complete in

I really like this behavior chart because I don't have to worry about keeping the correct month printed. That may seem like no big deal. But this is just one less thing I have to add to my to do list every month. I keep this simple chart on hand, every month the kids get a fresh chart and they fill out the month and the days.

Matching Peeps by color. Review bigger and smaller. Laminate the puzzle into a file folder and laminate your answer choices. Put velcro and you're students are ready to work on their equals matching skills. Or Use as worksheets. Maybe students/staff can cut all the pieces apart and then match up on some construction paper. Clipart is by Creative Clips by Krista Wallden on tpt

Teaching the concept of equal to with matching worksheets or file folder activity. Cut one piece of each of the puzzles off. Those are your work answer choices. Laminate the puzzle into a file folder and laminate your answer choices. Put velcro and you're students are ready to work on their equals matching skills. Or Use as worksheets. Maybe students/staff can cut all the pieces apart and then match up on some construction paper. Clipart is by Creative Clips by Krista Wallden on tpt

Make a cute and simple matching book for your level 1 Life Skills students or for preschoolers. Reduce the number of choices for beginning learners. Add choices as the learner improves. If you have any questions about putting this together or using it then let me know.