Summers School

Many schools are practicing school lockdown drills to prepare the students for intruders on campus. This can be a very scary experience for children, especially for children with autism. This social story was written to prepare students for what to do during such a drill. It is made using Boardmaker icons. This book was used in a general education Kindergarten class and proved to be very successful. Can be used with all students with special needs and general education programs up to second

Living and teaching in California means we have a few Earthquake Drills a year. This is a very scary thing for most students, especially our students on the Autism spectrum. I put this book together to help my student to know what to do and why we are doing it. I hope this story helps your students as much as it does mine!

These cards correspond with a Social Story about School Lock Down Drills. These cards are to be laminated, cut out and placed on a ring. Keep these cards in the hiding location in your classroom. This way you can show your students the icon card rather than having to speak during the drill. These cards will increase the safety of your class during a lock down drill.

This is a kit I created to help my students with special needs learn how to write basic sentences. It is also perfect for preschool and Kindergarten students as well as RTI for older students and ELL students who need instruction on how to write a basic sentence. This is step one in my process! The basic sentence frame in this kit is as follows... A/The (noun) (verbs) . At this stage, I refer to people nouns as Somebody and verbs as Doing Something. The kit includes... A poster that show

This book focuses on answering who questions around the central theme of Community Helpers! Students answer the question frame... "Who works at the _____?" Each page has a different location. Students match the community helper to the correct location. A sentence strip has been included for each location to allow your students to practice responding to questions in a complete sentence! Great for preschool, ELD teachers, speech therapists and special education teachers! Community Helpers in

This is part two of my Basic Sentence Writing Kit. In this kit, your students learn to use possessive pronouns when writing a basic sentence. This kit is perfect for preschool and Kindergarten students as well as English Language Learners, students with special needs and students in need of RTI! The basic sentence frame in this kit is... Possessive Pronoun, noun, verb punctuation. The nouns in this kit are popular animals and the verbs are things animals may do. You may also include the ve

This product was designed to be used in a K/1 Special Education program. The story is very short! There are no more than one to two sentences on a page. Very simple clip art illustrations on each page. Included in this pack are a variety of Circle Map options that correspond with the story. The maps have already been differentiated so you don't have to! Blank Circle Map Circle Map with Johnny Appleseed printed in center Circle Map with Johnny Appleseed to be traced Circle Map with pict

This activity is used to teach colors to young children and children with disabilities. Each board consists of six squares where Velcro can be placed. Each board has six corresponding objects of that color. The colors in this game are: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown, black and pink. The objects are in icon form.

This packet is full of activities to help you teach your students how to sound out -ap family words and provides them plenty of practice while they are engaged in fun games! The words included are... cap gap map nap sap tap Sight words in readers: I see the can Activities Include... Sound Out Cards Match Games Memory Match the Picture to the Word Cards 2 sets of readers (2 in color, 2 in black and white and 2 to practice writing) Fluency activities I use these activities in my classroom

This packet provides your students with fun activities to learn how to sound out and practice reading -ad family words. It also provides a review of -at family words. The -at family packet is also available on TPT. Words included in this packet are... lad bad dad sad pad mad and the sight word: the Activities included are: Sound Out Cards Matching Game with word cards Matching Game with picture cards Matching Game with -ad and -at words Memory Match the picture to the word Reader in

This packet consists of a variety of activities with adorable clip art! All of the activities in this packet are meant to provide your students with fun ways to practice sounding out and reading -at family words. The words used in this packet are... cat fat hat rat pat mat sat bat Activities provided are... Sound Out Cards Match the Picture to the Word Match board game with word cards (Like Candyland) Match board game with picture cards (Like Candyland) Memory Reader with color pictures Rea

This pack includes one large (8 ½ X 11) story book. The book has one phrase per page.Each page also includes a very simple clip are illustration. Also included are a variety of printable books for your students to color and practice reading at home or at school. My students put their books in their reading book box to practice throughout the year. Also included are a color and black and white icon reader version of the story. This is perfect for students with Autism or non-readers. The wor

These alphabet cards are perfect for use above your chalkboard! Each letter is matched with it's corresponding animal to assist students with learning the letter sounds. The vowels are in red while the consonants are in black. The animals are in adorable clip art which was provided by Cherry Clipart! Each card has a light green or a light blue polka-dot border. These match perfectly with my Word Wall Letter Circles to provide a cohesive classroom as well as assist students with generalizati