SPEDucator

Use these choice boards to motivate your challenging students complete their work. This packet includes 2 choice boards (one for a boy and one for a girl) and well as directions on how to implement their use in your classroom. As a special education teacher, I have used these choice boards for my students with Autism, Emotional Disturbances, and ADHD.

20 printable pages of March themed making sentences activities! A great resource for literacy centers and Daily 5 work. Students will cut apart the words on the bottom. Glue in order to build a sentence. Color the corresponding March picture. Sentences use common Dolch words, decodable CVC word, and picture clues to support emergent readers. Sentences end in a variety of punctuation including: periods, questions marks, and exclamation points.

Students with Autism will benefit from this color coded visual schedule. I recommend you laminate this form. Write their daily assignments on the numbered green boxes. When an assignment is complete the student can place it on the red box. Just like a stop light: Green means Go---Red means Stop!!

Are you tired of all of your students' sentences starting the same way? Help beginning writers vary their sentences with this fun activity. Students can roll a dice and use the chart to pick a sentence starter. This is a great activity for daily 5 work on writing and spelling homework.